Leasing & tenant law · Deals & development · 11/06/2026, 12:47 PM
Heisman to move its headquarters to a Silverstein office tower in FiDi
Heisman has signed a lease to relocate its headquarters to 120 Broadway, a Silverstein office tower in the Financial District. As part of the deal, Heisman will display two of its famous trophies at the building. Crain's New York reported the lease on 11/06/2026. The available text does not give the size, length or terms of the lease.
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What happened
Crain's New York reported on 11/06/2026 that Heisman has signed a lease to move its headquarters to 120 Broadway, an office tower in the Financial District. The headline names Silverstein as the building's owner.
As part of the deal, Heisman will display two of its famous trophies at 120 Broadway, according to Crain's.
The available text does not give the size of the space, the rent, the length of the lease, or the move date. It also does not say where Heisman is moving from.
This is a commercial office lease. Nothing in the report involves residential apartments, rent rules or housing programs.
Key facts
- Tenant
- Heisman
- Address
- 120 Broadway, Financial District, Manhattan
- Landlord
- Silverstein (per the Crain's headline)
- Deal
- Lease to relocate Heisman's headquarters
- Detail
- Heisman will display two of its famous trophies at the building
- Reported by
- Crain's New York
- Date reported
- 11/06/2026
What it means
Landlords
This is an office deal in a large Manhattan tower. It does not change any rule or program that applies to small residential landlords.
Tenants and voucher holders
This lease has no direct effect on apartment rents, voucher payments or residential tenant rights.
Caseworkers
There is nothing in this report that affects housing placements, voucher processing or HRA/DSS programs.
The highlights
- The new headquarters will be at 120 Broadway in the Financial District.
- Heisman will display two of its famous trophies at the building under the deal.
Why it matters Landlords
It shows continued office leasing in FiDi, but it has little direct effect on residential landlords, caseworkers or voucher holders.
Not known yet
- How much space Heisman leased and on which floors
- The rent and the length of the lease
- When Heisman plans to move in
- Where Heisman's current headquarters is located
Background
Office leases in New York City are private commercial contracts negotiated between landlords and businesses. They are not covered by rent stabilization. The tenant protections and HPD housing rules that apply to residential apartments do not govern them.
Summary written by Bulwark from Crain's New York’s reporting. The original story is at crainsnewyork.com. This is general information, not legal advice.
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