Graham Investment Projects has won planning for a £70m student tower in Glasgow’s Anderston district. The 25-storey block at 138 Hydepark Street will rise from a disused brownfield plot, delivering ...

MIC Capital Partners, the asset management arm of Mubadala Investment Company, has doubled its office space at RFR Holding ’s Seagram Building, Commercial Observer has learned. The state-owned global ...

Good taste, as they say, never goes out of style, and the aphorism is no more apparent than in the New York headquarters of Ray, a residential development company helmed by the art collector and ...

Global alternative asset manager Blue Owl Capital Inc. is taking more office space at Manhattan’s landmark Seagram Building. The firm is extending its lease at 375 Park Ave. and expanding its ...

Blue Owl, with more than $192 billion in assets under management, signed its first lease at the Seagram Building with landlord RFR in 2022. The firm’s space includes two private, 5,000-square ...

The Seagram was the first building with floor-to-ceiling windows, and its look has been imitated by high-rises everywhere. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2006.

The collection features a print of the German-American architect's iconic 1955 New York building. Fashion brand 101% has released a collection of clothing printed with a motif of the Seagram Building ...

Seagram, Courtesy RFR Realty By Julian Nazar – Staff Reporter, New York Business Journal Feb 23, 2024 Preview this article 1 min ...

Seagram building under construction, 375 Park Avenue, New York, NY, northwest view, January 25, 1956, photograph by House of Patria. Gelatin silver print, 19.2 × 23.6 cm (PH2016:0008, Phyllis ...

RFR Realty acquired the Seagram Building in 2000 for $380M, or $540 per SF. Deutsche Bank and Citibank refinanced debt on the tower in 2013.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Seagram Building at 375 Park Ave., one of New York's most prized office buildings, will host a celebrat ...

In a landmark-to-landmark mega-move, Clayton Dubilier & Rice is leaving the Seagram Building for more than twice as much space at Olayan Group’s re-invented 550 Madison Ave.