Getty Images will make a new first impression by moving from Hudson Square to 195 Broadway in the Financial District across from the Fulton Transit Center.
Here, where Nobu holds down part of the retail space, Getty has subleased the entire 10th floor of 42,000 square feet from Sizmek.
The former landmarked AT&T Building is owned by L&L Holdings and sits between Dey and Fulton streets, just east of the World Trade Center. Its largest tenant is Omnicom, which recently renewed and expanded to 287,520 square feet.
Daniel Levine of Newmark Knight Frank represented Getty, which is currently located at One Hudson Square, also known as 75 Varick St.
Justin Royce at Cushman & Wakefield represented Sizmek in the sublease. That company, located at 401 Park Ave. South, had absorbed the recently renovated and fully furnished floor at 195 Broadway through its 2017 purchase of Rocket Fuel, a research and investment firm. The combination created the largest independent buy-side platform, which claims to make “digital impressions that inspire” consumers.
Meanwhile, Getty’s 78,000-square-foot space at One Hudson, which covers the entire fifth floor, was subleased to Oscar Health through Newmark’s David Falk and Jason Greenstein, as first reported by the Commercial Observer last week.
Oscar, a health insurance company founded by Jared Kushner’s brother, Joshua, and others, is moving out of the family’s Puck Building after a $165 million raise earlier this spring.
