Rumors swirled this past week around the idea that New York City’s Goldman Sachs was eyeing South Florida as a potential new home for its asset management division.
Now, downtown West Palm Beach is looking like a real possibility to eke out Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Texas, according to Brian Gale, vice chairman of Cushman and Wakefield and a leasing agent at Phillips Point, a 451,858-square-foot Class A office building located at 777 S. Flagler Drive.
“We’ve heard there might be a requirement for about 35,000 square feet total,” he said.
Not exactly a solid commitment, but telling in the fact that Goldman Sachs already leases about 5,600 square feet on the 12th floor of the east tower of the Phillips Point office building.