PayPal has pulled off one of Manhattan's quietest yet boldest commercial real estate plays by secretly locking in a massive 10-year lease in the heart of Hudson Square, signalling that the fintech titan is doubling down on New York even as large parts of the city's office market collapse into residential conversions.
According to an exclusive New York Post report, PayPal has signed the massive lease. Sources say the payments giant will move into three floors of the sprawling Hudson and Greenwich Street complex in 2027, turning it into a flagship workplace designed to lure top tech talent back into the office and anchor its East Coast operations.
