Apple has inked a deal for 200,000 square feet of office space near Madison Square Garden in New York, according to The New York Post. Apple will be moving in to the 11th through 14th floors of 11 Penn Plaza, based on the terms of the deal.

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Image via The New York Post

The building, located in midtown Manhattan, is along Seventh Avenue between West West 31st and 32nd streets, and close to Madison Square Garden and the Penn Station railway hub. The space was formerly occupied by Macy's, with the Macy's headquarters relocating to Long Island City.

Apple has only signed a five year deal with the option to extend the lease, which The New York Post takes as a sign Apple is perhaps still looking for a more permanent location.

Apple already has 52,000 square feet of office space at 100 to 104 Fifth Avenue housing marketing employees and commercial software applications developers, and the building is said to be "bursting at the seams."

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redneckitengineer Avatar
78 months ago

I work at One Penn. Midtown is the worst section of Manhattan by far.

Tons of homeless people, crackheads, and drug dealers just roam around in plain sight while the NYPD can't do anything.
You haven't visited San Francisco lately have you? The whole city is like this. Not just a few blocks.
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cmaier Avatar
78 months ago
Man, what a bunch of delicate flowers. I guess you guys didn’t experience 42nd street in the early 1980’s. Penn Station area is a delightful garden of Eden today in comparison.
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78 months ago

I work at One Penn. Midtown is the worst section of Manhattan by far.

Tons of homeless people, crackheads, and drug dealers just roam around in plain sight while the NYPD can't do anything.
Thank the mayor it's not the NYPD
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