Corpay Has Signed Lease at 560 Lexington Avenue
The firm will relocate its headquarters to a 17,778-square-foot office space in the Plaza District.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Commercial
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Financial services firm Corpay has finalized an 11-year lease at 560 Lexington Avenue in New York City. The company plans to move its headquarters to the 17th floor of the 22-story building this fall.
Why it matters
The move enables Corpay to consolidate its operations in a prominent Manhattan office building. The company chose this location to facilitate an accelerated move-in timeline.
The lease encompasses 17,778 square feet of office space situated on the 17th floor of the 22-story tower. The building features a total of 380,000 square feet of available space.
The players
Corpay
Corpay is a financial services company that provides corporate payment solutions and expense management tools.
Rudin
Rudin is a major real estate owner and manager based in New York City that handles a portfolio of commercial and residential properties.
CBRE
CBRE is a global commercial real estate services and investment firm that provides brokerage, property management, and consulting services.
The details
Rudin represented itself in-house for the transaction, while CBRE served as the representative for Corpay. Modifications were completed on a prebuilt floor to ensure the space met the specific requirements of the tenant.
Timeline
Corpay is scheduled to relocate its headquarters to the building in the fall of 2026.
Roadmap
This deal underscores the ongoing flight to quality in the Manhattan office market, where firms prioritize upgraded, move-in-ready office spaces to secure premium locations. By securing an 11-year commitment, Corpay aligns itself with companies favoring established office towers in the Plaza District.
The move to a prebuilt office suite highlights a growing shift toward companies favoring spaces that minimize downtime for employees. Local professionals can expect continued activity in the Plaza District as firms move to finalize long-term leases in updated office environments.
The takeaway
Companies are increasingly prioritizing prebuilt office configurations to meet aggressive move-in timelines while maintaining professional standards. This strategy allows businesses to optimize their physical footprint in competitive districts with minimal operational disruption.
Further reading
Learn more about local real estate trends in the New York City Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by NYREJ.
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