Manhattan’s office market is tracking towards its best year of leasing since the pandemic. Investors appear to be taking notice. Jack Resnick & Sons locked in $147 million in fresh commercial mortgage-backed securities financing for its Lower Manhattan office building at 255 Greenwich Street, the Commercial Observer reported.  Morgan Stanley and Société Générale originated the 10-year loan to retire existing debt from MetLife on the 14-story, 600,000-square-foot property, developed by the Resnick family in 1987.  The building, adjacent to One World Trade Center, has seen strong leasing traction despite broader market headwinds. In May, information technology firm Pearson VUE signed […]

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