Turner School Renews Midtown Manhattan Office Lease
The school will remain in its 8,300-square-foot space at 145 West 30th Street under a new long-term agreement.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Commercial
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Turner School has renewed its long-term lease for the entire sixth floor at 145 West 30th Street in Midtown Manhattan. The educational institution will continue occupying its 8,300-square-foot space in the 12-story loft-style office building.
Why it matters
Securing a long-term lease allows the school to maintain continuity for its students and programs in a central location near Penn Plaza. The renewal agreement also provides the school with the opportunity to perform improvements to the existing space.
The school is renewing its hold on 8,300 square feet of loft-style office space at an asking rate of $55 per square foot. The tenant has maintained this location since 2008 within the 12-story building.
The players
Turner School
An educational institution founded in 1945 that has operated at its Midtown location for 18 years.
Feil Organization
A major real estate investment and management firm that serves as the landlord for the 145 West 30th Street property.
Savills
A global real estate services provider that represented the tenant in this lease negotiation.
The details
The lease renewal allows Turner School to retain its sixth-floor footprint, which the organization has occupied for nearly two decades. As part of the new long-term agreement, the school is authorized to conduct interior improvements to update the space for its ongoing educational programs.
Timeline
2008: Turner School first began its residency at 145 West 30th Street.
October 29, 2026: The lease renewal agreement was officially announced.
The Home Front
This renewal highlights the ongoing demand for established office footprints in Midtown Manhattan near major transport hubs like Penn Plaza. It reflects a broader trend of tenants prioritizing existing, well-located office spaces over relocating in a competitive commercial market.
Residents living or working near West 30th Street can expect continued steady occupancy of the 145 West 30th Street property. Future building improvements allowed by this lease may result in periodic contractor activity at the site.
The takeaway
The long-term renewal of the Turner School lease ensures continued activity at this Midtown site through the coming years. Organizations looking to secure space in similar loft-style properties should track rent trends in the Penn Plaza area to understand shifting local market costs.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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