Pursuits
New York Life Weighs Move to Goldman Sachs Jersey City Tower
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New York Life Insurance Co. is in talks to lease three floors at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s office tower on the New Jersey waterfront, a deal that would bring the once-underused building to full occupancy.
New York Life would move at least 325 employees into the Jersey City tower starting in early 2016, said Jason Weinzimer, a spokesman for the insurer. The negotiations are for about 115,000 square feet (10,680 square meters) in the 1.4 million-square-foot building at 30 Hudson St., according to plans made public Tuesday by New Jersey’s Economic Development Authority.