New World Trade Center gets a different mix of tenants
Instead of financial firms, most tenants now hail from the technology, media and advertising sectors
New York
WHEN Lower Manhattan's new World Trade Center was conceived a decade ago, nobody had in mind a Silicon Valley in the sky.
Financial companies, which dominated the original twin towers, are scarce among tenants who have committed to space at the complex's glass-and-steel skyscrapers. Instead, the majority of deals done since magazine publisher Conde Nast agreed to anchor 1 World Trade Center in 2011 have come from technology, media and advertising.
"People were expecting financial companies …
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