Chairman Stefan Soloviev described the milestone as a personal achievement, noting the building’s evolution from his father’s original 17-parcel assembly to its current status as a global commercial hub. The property continues to command top-tier pricing, highlighted by an April lease on the 50th floor that reached $340 per rentable square foot, a figure widely considered a record for New York City commercial real estate.

Beyond existing tenants like Apollo Global Management and CHANEL expanding their footprints, the building has recently signed a diverse roster of firms, including Webster/SFI, Infinedi Partners, and Continuim LLC. Catch Hospitality Group also secured a 15-year lease to install a fine dining concept in the former Cucina 8 ½ space. To support this high-profile tenant base, ownership completed a series of capital improvements, ranging from elevator modernization to the launch of a hospitality-focused amenity level featuring Central Park views and executive dining. Currently, the remaining inventory is limited to two units on the 48th and 50th floors, with the latter marketed at $400 per rentable square foot.