Truist Financial will join a select list of tenants — comprised of the likes of Meta, Vista Equity Partners and ServiceNow — at the soon-to-be-completed 50 Hudson Yards in Midtown Manhattan. Even before construction began on 50 Hudson Yards, the building was already attracting the attention of major players. Social media giant Meta signed in 2019 and also has space at other Hudson Yards properties, while BlackRock had agreed to move its headquarters to the skyscraper as early as 2016.

The Bethesda office space is part of a 24-acre, mixed-use development that also includes 765 apartments, 99 condos, and a 177-room hotel, as well as 80,000 square feet of additional office space and more than 40 retailers. Notably, the campus also provides access to event spaces, such as the private dining options at Owen’s Ordinary and Summer House, as well as the ballrooms at Canopy by Hilton and Pinstripes.

Law firm Kaufman Borgeest & Ryan recently closed a 15-year lease deal at Global Holding’s 875 Third Ave. The company will occupy 27,000 square feet of prime Manhattan office space located between East 52nd and East 53rd streets, marking a significant downsizing from its current 48,000-square-foot lease at Silverstein Properties’ 120 Broadway. The move reflects a wider trend of companies adjusting their office space needs to accommodate employees’ preferences for flexible work schedules.