Moody’s is downsizing and trading one Lower Manhattan tower for another. The credit ratings giant signed a 460,000-square-foot lease at Brookfield Properties’ 200 Liberty Street, setting up a 2027 move of its global headquarters, the company announced. Moody’s will relocate from Silverstein Properties’ 7 World Trade Center, where it now occupies 758,000 square feet. The company will occupy multiple floors of the 40-story tower, which is part of the 9.4-million-square-foot Brookfield Place complex in Battery Park. The relocation is part of the company’s broader global office overhaul, which also includes new offices in London, Sydney, Tokyo, Milan and Washington, D.C. […]

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