Companies Headquartered in The New York Times Building

The New York Times Building at 620 Eighth Avenue (between 40th & 41st Streets) in Midtown Manhattan is a 52-story, 1,046-ft tower designed by Renzo Piano. While The New York Times Company is the anchor tenant and namesake, the building hosts a constellation of media, tech, and creative firms.

Primary Tenants (Publicly Known)

• The New York Times Company — Floors 2–28 (newsroom, exec, ops). Owner of condo interest.
• Boston Globe Media Partners — Owned by NYT Co. (2013–present).
• FT Specialist / Financial Times — NYC bureau.

Other Notable Media & Tech Tenants

• The Atlantic — NYC office (HQ in DC)
• Vice Media — Formerly (moved to Williamsburg 2022; check current status)
• Wired — Condé Nast; NYC office (HQ in SF)
• The New Yorker — Condé Nast; NYC office (main editorial)
• The Daily Beast — IAC; NYC office
• The Intercept — First Look Media; NYC office
• Vox Media — NYC office (HQ in DC)
• BuzzFeed — Former HQ (moved to 225 Park Ave S 2022; verify current)
• HuffPost (Huffington Post) — BuzzFeed/Verizon Media; NYC office
• Recode — Vox Media; NYC office
• The Verge — Vox Media; NYC office

Important Caveats

• Tenant turnover is high in NYC commercial real estate. Post-COVID, many media companies downsized, sublet, or relocated.
• Condé Nast (Vogue, Wired, New Yorker, etc.) consolidated at One World Trade Center (2014) — most editorial moved there.
• Vice Media filed Chapter 11 (2023); assets sold to Fortress/Fringe.
• BuzzFeed closed news division (2023); subleased space.
• Floor-by-floor occupancy is not public; lists above reflect historical/peak tenancy.

Building Features

• LEED Gold, ceramic rod curtain wall (shading), underfloor air, cogeneration plant.
• Retail: Dean & DeLuca (closed), pret a manger, etc.
• Direct subway access: 42nd St–Port Authority (A/C/E), Times Sq–42nd St (1/2/3/7/N/Q/R/W/S).

For current tenancy, consult the building's leasing agent (Forest City / Brookfield) or commercial databases (CoStar, CompStak). The "media cluster" branding persists, but the roster evolves rapidly.