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New York’s top-tier office market is back in landlords’ hands, Vornado CEO says

Leasing is on pace to surpass level not seen since 2019, according to Colliers
Vornado expects its highest Manhattan office leasing level in a decade, with demand for properties such as Penn 2 atop Penn Station. (CoStar)
Vornado expects its highest Manhattan office leasing level in a decade, with demand for properties such as Penn 2 atop Penn Station. (CoStar)
CoStar News
November 5, 2025 | 2:29 AM

Landlords are regaining leverage in New York’s premium office market, according to Vornado Chief Executive Steven Roth, as surging demand for top-tier Manhattan space collides with a shrinking supply.

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