NEW YORK - Newsweek is moving from midtown to downtown Manhattan.
The magazine has signed a lease for 163,000 square feet at 395 Hudson St., a 10-story office building just north of Houston Street.
The deal was announced Tuesday by the real estate giant Cushman & Wakefield.
The building is owned by the Carpenters Union Pension Fund. Newsweek will move from 1775 Broadway, where it has occupied nine floors for the past 15 years.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Newsweek Signs Lease For New NYC Office
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