The current tenant of 28 Liberty Street, NYC is the New York State Office of the Attorney General which is a major tenant of 28 Liberty Street, NYC and they expanded their lease in January 2026 to occupy a total of 378,438 square feet across 11 floors of the 28 Liberty Street, NYC building.
Other tenants of 28 Liberty Street, NYC are companies like Kuvare Holdings, Broadway FX, Generali and Court 16 Manhattan.
28 Liberty Street, NYC is owned by Fosun Hive Holdings, the real estate division of Chinese conglomerate Fosun International.
28 Liberty Street was built between the years of 1957 to 1961.
28 Liberty Street was officially opened in January of 1961 and the plaza at 28 Liberty Street was completed in may of 1964.
28 Liberty Street was formerly One chase Manhattan Plaza and the building at 28 Liberty Street was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill in the international style.
And the 60 story skyscraper was also designated as a New York City Landmark in 2009.
28 Liberty St. is currently owned by Fosun Hive Holdings, the real estate division of Chinese conglomerate Fosun International.
The building at 28 Liberty Street is situated in Lower Manhattan and is bordered by Nassau, Liberty, William and Pine Streets.
The tower at 28 Liberty Street features a 60 story, 813 foot international Style, or Neues Bauen, design which was designed by Gordon Bunshaft and Natalie de Blois of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
The building at 28 Liberty Street serves as office space for diverse companies, which include Chase, AIG and innovators like HelloFresh and Booking.com
There's also another building that is referred to as the Liberty Building, which is located in Baltimore, which is not the 28 Liberty Street skyscraper building in NYC.
28 Liberty Street in New York City is located in New York County, which is the same as the borough of Manhattan, specifically in the Financial District, zip code 10005.