Two companies have signed for close to 32,000 square feet of office space at 11 Bryant Park Plaza.<\/p>\n
Dog food delivery service Spot & Tango<\/a> took 15,931 square feet on the entire seventh floor of the Midtown office building, while advertising intelligence firm MediaRadar<\/a> moved from a sublease at the property to a direct deal with 15,931 square feet on the eighth floor, according to landlord broker CBRE<\/a>.<\/p>\n SEE ALSO: Three Fashion Tenants Ink Deals at 231 West 39th Street<\/a><\/p>\n Both deals were for a term of five years, and asking rent in the building owned by AM Property Holdings, Axonic Capital<\/a> and Eyn Holdings<\/a> was $75 to $95 per square foot, according to CBRE.<\/p>\n \u201cThe leasing activity demonstrates strong demand for well-located buildings that combine character, convenience and modern amenities,\u201d CBRE\u2019s Neil King, who represented the landlords alongside Paul Amrich, Conor Kenny and Matthew Dichter, said in a statement.<\/p>\n Skylight Leasing<\/a>\u2019s Elie Reiss negotiated on behalf of Spot & Tango, while Evan Algier and Nick Masi of Cushman & Wakefield<\/a> handled the deal for MediaRadar.<\/p>\n Reiss did not immediately respond to a request for comment and C&W declined to comment.<\/p>\n An undisclosed fintech company also signed a 16,183-square-foot lease on the 15th floor of the 22-story building, with Elliot Zellinger of Savitt Partners<\/a> representing the firm. Zellinger declined to provide the name of the tenant.<\/p>\n The owning joint venture acquired the property, with an alternate address of 114 West 41st Street, in November 2025<\/a> for $133 million from Clarion Partners.<\/p>\n