Team - Greenwich ST

Trinity Church Wall Street

Trinity Church Wall Street is a growing and inclusive Episcopal parish that has played a prominent role in lower Manhattan for more than 300 years. Through its historic legacy of a land grant from Queen Anne of England in 1705, Trinity is an active owner and operator of real estate in New York City.

Trinity’s new headquarter site, which includes 107 Greenwich, will house Trinity’s staff, as well as five floors of public space designed for use by the neighborhood, including a Parish Hall, full-size gymnasium, ground-floor café, and other gathering spaces. As the anchor tenant, Trinity brings its deep commitment to and involvement in lower Manhattan as well as its long history as a property owner.

Its holdings currently comprise a diverse, seven-million-square-foot Hudson Square portfolio, consisting of 5.8 million square feet of office and retail space in 12 operating properties in a joint venture with Norges Bank Investment Management, and Hines, the operating partner; as well as three ground leases and four development sites wholly owned by Trinity. Major tenants in the HSQ portfolio include: Publicis, Horizon Media, Google, Pepsi, Squarespace, New York Public Radio, Accenture, Medidata, Havas, Viacom, CBS and L’OREAL.

In a 2018 transaction The Walt Disney Company purchased the rights to develop Trinity’s property at 4 Hudson Square for 99 years, for the development of the company’s future New York headquarters. The site, in the center of Hudson Square can hold over 1.2 million square feet.

Trinity looks forward to welcoming new tenants to this inspiring new space and exciting neighborhood.

JLL

JLL is a professional services firm, with specialists whose common passion is real estate. Their knowledge runs deep, with experts in every property type and every facet of transaction, management, and advisory services. www.us.jll.com

Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects

Founded in 1977, Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects have an impressive portfolio which includes the World Financial Center in New York, the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, the International Finance Centre in Hong Kong. For more than 40 years their design approach has been one that considers all ideas, regardless of how they arise. They believe in cultivating an inclusive and collaborative environment, allowing all team members to be deeply rooted in the process. This results in projects derived from site context, building program, and the community of users rather than a signature style developed solely by architects.