Commonfund Relocates New York City Office to 825 Third Avenue

Commonfund Relocates New York City Office to 825 Third Avenue

Asset Management Firm Signs Lease for Full-Floor in Prime Midtown Location

New York, NY (June 25, 2026) - The Durst Organization announced today that Commonfund, a leading independent asset management firm serving institutional investors, has signed a lease to relocate its New York City office from Park Avenue to the entire 22nd floor of 825 Third Avenue, encompassing 11,816 square feet.

"Commonfund's decision to relocate to 825 Third Avenue reflects the quality of work and materials incorporated within the building during our recent $150 million renovation and the building's desirable location in Midtown," said Jody Durst, President of The Durst Organization.

With more than $30 billion in assets under management, Commonfund is a leading asset management firm that empowers educational institutions, foundations, pension funds, family offices, RIAs, and other sophisticated investors to achieve their financial and mission goals.

Mark Anson, Commonfund President and CEO said, "We are excited to be expanding our NYC footprint in a bespoke, full floor at 825 Third Avenue. The larger office space will accommodate our growing organization and enhance our collaborative work environment, as well as provide state-of-the-art meeting space for our clients in a convenient mid-town location."

825 Third Avenue underwent a recent $150 million renovation focused on performance, tenant comfort, modern aesthetics, and sustainability. The tenant-exclusive Well& by Durst amenity space sets a new standard with a uniquely curated indoor-outdoor experience for informal gatherings, meetings, and socializing. The building has a modern entrance and lobby, complemented by 4,000 square feet of public open space along Third Avenue and East 50th Street with plantings, seating, bike racks, and lighting.

825 Third Avenue's tenant roster includes Toyota Tsusho America Inc., Edward Jones, Allied Irish Banks, Tokio Marine Group, Dimension Energy, Beveridge & Diamond, Gotham Asset Management, National Bank of Egypt, Macerich, Hodes Weill & Associates, Slarskey LLC, and Stark Office Suites.

The Durst Organization was represented in house by Tom Bow, Ashlea Aaron, Bailey Caliban, and Sayo Kamara. David Rosenbloom and Steven Baker of Cushman & Wakefield represented Commonfund.