BLT adds 2 tenants at South End Stamford office building
STAMFORD — Two more companies have signed leases in an office building in the Harbor Point section of the city’s South End, the property’s landlord has announced.
Wealth management firm NewEdge Wealth and investment firm Schonfeld Strategic Advisors have, respectively, signed headquarters leases for 18,813 square feet and 16,574 square feet at 2200 Atlantic St. Schonfeld has already opened its offices, while NewEdge is expected to move in during the first quarter of 2022.
They join another newcomer, the real estatefocused financial-technology firm Tomo Networks, which occupies 13,286 square feet at its recently opened headquarters.
“We are thrilled to welcome these world-class companies to Stamford’s thriving Harbor Point,” Carl Kuehner III, chairman of Building and Land Technology, the developer of Harbor Point and owner of 2200 Atlantic, said in a statement. “Together, they join a growing roster of premier corporate tenants that have added to the historic and unprecedented growth occurring in Stamford over the last year alone. These businesses bring success, talent and a team that will further cement Stamford’s standing as a home to major financial service icons.”
There is a total of about 223,700 square feet of office space at 2200 Atlantic, with about 22,300 square feet available. The property also houses about 27,600 square feet of retail space, with about 5,800 square feet available within that section.
BLT owns a number of other office buildings in Stamford and Norwalk. Its other properties within approximately one mile of 2200 Atlantic include 400 Washington Blvd., which houses the new headquarters of Charter Communications; 100 Washington Blvd.; 333 Ludlow St., and 1 Elmcroft Road, where BLT’s own offices are located.
“I’m proud to welcome these businesses to Stamford,” Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons said in a statement. “During this challenging time, it’s a great sign to see companies moving to Stamford, and it’s a testament to our quality of life, hub as a mid-size city on the East coast and proximity to New York City and continued economic growth. I’m looking forward to working with these companies and doing what we can to attract and retain more businesses to Stamford.”
Earlier this month, BLT sold for $235 million its office complex at 200 Elm St.-695 E. Main St., in downtown Stamford. The sale ranked as one of the largest in Connecticut in the past decade.