The Points Guy Leased Office Space at One NoMad
The media company signed a lease for over 11,000 square feet at 875 Avenue of the Americas.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Commercial
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Travel and credit card media brand The Points Guy has secured a five-and-a-half-year lease for 11,765 square feet of office space. The company will move its headquarters into the building branded as One NoMad.
Why it matters
The move signifies a continued commitment to office presence in Manhattan for the Red Ventures-owned media company. The transaction reflects the ongoing leasing activity within the renovated NoMad property.
The lease is set at an asking rent of $85 per square foot. The 26-story building recently underwent $10 million in capital improvements.
The players
The Points Guy
This media company specializes in travel rewards and credit card advice and is owned by Red Ventures.
Kaufman Organization
This real estate firm serves as a landlord and developer focusing on commercial properties in New York City.
Beacon Capital Partners
This private real estate investment firm manages office properties and participated in the rebranding of the tower.
Cushman & Wakefield
This global commercial real estate services firm provides brokerage and advisory solutions for corporate clients.
The details
The lease agreement for the new space at 875 Avenue of the Americas was negotiated by representatives from Cushman & Wakefield for the tenant and the Kaufman Organization and Beacon Capital Partners for the landlord.
Timeline
The Points Guy was originally launched in 2010.
The office building was rebranded as One NoMad in 2025.
The lease agreement was officially reported on October 6, 2026.
Roadmap
The investment at One NoMad reflects a wider industry pivot where property owners spend millions on amenities to modernize older office inventory. This trend positions older Manhattan towers to better compete with newer developments for long-term commercial tenants.
The relocation of The Points Guy brings new corporate activity to the NoMad neighborhood office corridor. Local businesses in the immediate area may see an increase in daytime foot traffic from employees moving into the 875 Avenue of the Americas tower.
The takeaway
Commercial tenants continue to prioritize updated spaces in established Manhattan neighborhoods. Companies looking for similar office footprints should note the competitive asking rents in renovated properties like One NoMad.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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