Spot & Tango and MediaRadar Signed New Office Leases
The companies secured space at 11 Bryant Park Plaza in Midtown Manhattan.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Remote Work
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Spot & Tango and MediaRadar have finalized new office leases at 11 Bryant Park Plaza in New York City. Both companies committed to five-year terms for their respective floors in the Midtown building.
Why it matters
These transactions reflect continued corporate investment in Midtown office space following the building's acquisition by new owners. The leases bring significant square footage back into use at a prominent Manhattan property.
Spot & Tango and MediaRadar each leased 15,931 square feet, while an undisclosed fintech firm took 16,183 square feet. Asking rents at the building range from $75 to $95 per square foot.
The players
Spot & Tango
This company is a pet food brand that has secured 15,931 square feet of office space.
MediaRadar
This advertising intelligence company has signed a lease for 15,931 square feet.
The details
The deals were brokered by representatives from CBRE, Skylight Leasing, Cushman & Wakefield, and Savitt Partners. The property, also known as 114 West 41st Street, was purchased by a joint venture for $133 million in late 2025.
Timeline
The building was acquired by a joint venture in November 2025.
The companies finalized their lease agreements in October 2026.
Market Landscape
These transactions reflect a broader stabilization in the Midtown Manhattan office market where well-capitalized firms continue to prioritize premium locations. This activity follows the post-2020 flight-to-quality trend in Manhattan office leasing, which favors renovated buildings in central business districts over aging suburban assets.
For local businesses and workers in Midtown, these leases suggest a consistent level of commercial activity in the neighborhood. The arrival of these firms may increase foot traffic for local amenities and services near 11 Bryant Park Plaza.
The takeaway
Commercial real estate in Midtown remains active as companies formalize their long-term office commitments. Tenants seeking new space should note that high-demand areas like Bryant Park continue to command significant asking rents.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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