Proskauer Leases 478,000 SF at 11 Times Square in New York

Reported Sep 13, 2026 · Source: New York Post

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Deal details

Tenant
Proskauer (expansion and 15-year renewal)
Landlord
SJP
Price
Not disclosed
Size
Total 478,000 SF
Asset class
Office
Transaction
Lease
Sub-market
Midtown (Sixth Ave / Park / Madison / Grand Central)
Metro
New York (incl. Long Island & NJ)
Reported date
Sep 13, 2026

Summary

Law firm Proskauer, an anchor tenant of SJP's 11 Times Square since 2010, just added two more floors. The deal, which included a renewal, raises the firm's presence to 478,000 square feet in the 1.1 million square-foot tower at Eighth Avenue and West 42nd Street. CBRE’s Paul Amrich repped landlord SJP, and Cushman & Wakefield’s Mark S. Weiss, Jon Herman and Mike Middleton repped Proskauer. Rent and term: Not disclosed.

Summarized from the article; the quoted lines below are from the article itself.

Source: New York Post

Read the full report at New York Post. What the article says:

  • Deal / Tenant
    Mighty law firm Proskauer, an anchor tenant of SJP’s 11 Times Square since 2010, just added two more floors.
  • Size
    The deal, which included a renewal, raises the firm’s presence to 478,000 square feet in the 1.1 million square-foot tower at the bustling corner of Eighth Avenue and West 42nd Street.
  • Landlord
    CBRE’s Paul Amrich repped landlord SJP.
  • Tenant
    Cushman & Wakefield’s Mark S. Weiss, Jon Herman and Mike Middleton repped Proskauer.

Article date: 2026-09-13T18:17:41+00:00

Quick answers

Who leased 11 Times Square?
Proskauer leased space at 11 Times Square in Midtown, New York, according to New York Post.
How big is 11 Times Square?
Total 478,000 SF, as listed from the source.
When was this lease reported?
Reported Sep 13, 2026 by New York Post.

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