Even with huge new lease, Facebook may not be done

Even with huge new lease, Facebook may not be done grabbing Manhattan office space

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Published 05 Aug 2020

With its new lease, Facebook will be Vornado's largest tenant by both revenue and square footage, Vornado chairman and CEO Steven Roth said in the company's Q2 earnings call. Roth added that Facebook may take even more space.

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Even with huge new lease, Facebook may not be done grabbing Manhattan office space

Even with huge new lease, Facebook may not be done grabbing Manhattan office space

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