Advertising giant Omnicom Group continues to grow its footprint inside 195 Broadway The agency took an additional 26,414 square feet, bringing the total presence to 295,294 square feet.

The Times has a nice article today about interior landmarks-- lobbies A non-profit newsroom, powered by WNYC. ... One example-- the old AT&T building at 195 Broadway (pictures above): ...

The great downtown landmark, 195 Broadway, has been sold to institutional investors advised by JP Morgan Asset Management, The Post has learned. The buyers acquired the majority interest in the 29-… ...

The owners of the historic American Telephone & Telegraph Company Building at 195 Broadway have completed a $47 million restoration and renovation of the first floor, creating high-end retail ...

The City has found a development team to redevelop the Broadway Barns at 195 Broadway, a Public Works facility located just east of Michigan Avenue. A team led by Silo City developer Anthony Ceroy ...

Global marketing and communications company Omnicom Group has taken an additional floor at 195 Broadway, growing the firm’s footprint to 260,000 square feet inside L&L Holding Company co-owned ...

NEW YORK CITY—The firm has signed a long-term lease for a full floor at the building, which once served as the headquarters for AT&T. NEW YORK CITY—L&L Holding Co. has finalized a 15-year ...

Downtown is on fire. How many times have you read that? But the boom in the district once called Wall Street far transcends lazy pronouncements that the area has “bounced back” since the dark ...

195 Broadway is 100 percent leased at the moment. Last spring, global advertising giant Omnicom expanded by 26,414 square feet in the building, bringing its total footprint to 295,294 square feet.