
Databricks Expands Office Footprint to 120,000 SF at 5 Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan
Databricks, a data software company, has expanded its office space at 5 Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan, bringing its total footprint to 120,000 square feet across five floors. This move, occurring less than a year after its initial arrival, accommodates the growing headcount of its New York City-based research, development, and engineering hub. The expansion includes a dedicated engineering and research floor, enhanced spaces for go-to-market teams, and an executive briefing center, reflecting the company's commitment to the city's technology and artificial intelligence industry.
The 34-story building, also known as 1065 Avenue of the Americas, is owned by Savanna. While the exact terms of the lease expansion were not disclosed, Class A office asking rents in Midtown averaged $91.08 per square foot in the third quarter of this year. Databricks, founded in San Francisco in 2013, now claims one of the largest concentrations of AI research talent in New York City. This expansion signals continued demand for prime office space in key urban markets, particularly for growing tech and AI companies.
More from New York
· New York, New York
AI Data Firm Minerva Doubles Its Office Space at the Refinery at Domino
· New York, New York
Extell Buys $24M in Air Rights From Midtown Episcopal Church for 570 Fifth Avenue Tower
· New York, New York
Dolce & Gabbana Takes 21,000 SF Office Lease at 551 Fifth Avenue
· New York, New York
Marcus & Millichap Capital Arranges $9.8M Loan for Williamsburg Apartment Building
· New York, New York
Cushman & Wakefield and New York City Named in Amended Suit Over Alleged Agency Lease Bribe
More in New York
· New York City, New York
Waste Container Maker Citibin Triples Industry City Footprint to 15,000 SF
· Long Island City, New York
Nonprofit Pursuit Transformation Leases 41,000 SF at Long Island City’s The Jacx
· Long Island City, New York
BridgeCity Capital Provides $36.2M for Long Island City Condo Project
· Malta, New York
GlobalFoundries Plans Two New Chip Fabs in Malta, New York Under US-Japan Initiative
· New York City, New York
Halmar Completes Yankee Stadium Subway Accessibility Upgrade, Part of MTA’s First Transit P3