Law Firm KI Legal Takes Full Floor at Trump’s 40 Wall Street
By Rebecca Baird-Remba May 24, 2021 5:14 pm
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Expanding New York City law firm KI Legal is leaving 90 Broad Street for a larger office at The Trump Organization’s 40 Wall Street, the firm’s brokers told Commercial Observer.
KI — named for founding attorneys Andreas Koutsoudakis and Michael Iakovou — inked a 10-year lease for 9,200 square feet on the entire 49th floor of 40 Wall Street, according to Norman Bobrow & Co.’s Josh Berger. It will relocate from a 4,000-square-foot space at 90 Broad Street.
Berger said in a statement that the firm was growing, and the partners “feel that it’s important to have a strong, interactive and collaborative office culture to produce the best results for their clients.”
Asking rent for the space was $56 a square foot.
Berger represented KI Legal, while the Trump Organization handled the transaction in-house.
The 927-foot-tall neo-Gothic tower, known as the Trump Building, was originally constructed in 1936 and was landmarked by the city in 1995, when Trump ground leased the building. The 1.1 million-square-foot property also has newly renovated amenity spaces, including a conference center, multimedia room, wine room and coffee bar.
