Quest Workspaces Signs Long-term Lease In Manhattan

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Flexible office firm Quest Workspaces will commit to a long-term lease at its Lower Manhattan location on 48 Wall Street.

The operator signed a 10-year lease taking up 43,542 square feet of space of the 32-story Financial District building.

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The company has rented space in the building since 2018 on a short-term basis, but it has now been adapted to a long-term lease. 

“Especially in these challenging times as workspaces are being ‘re-worked,’ the ability to provide workspace solutions that are flexible, adaptable, and provide the best financial options — for clients, landlords, and owners — will determine success for all,” said Laura Kozelouzek, CEO and founder of Quest Workspaces.

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