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Visual Effects Studio Phosphene Takes 7K SF at 90 Broad Street
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Commercial Observer
Emmy nominated visual effects studio Phosphene has inked a 7,383-square-foot lease at Princeton International’s 90 Broad Street in Manhattan’s Financial District, according to tenant broker Avison Young.
The average asking rent for office space in Lower Manhattan was $63.76 during the second quarter of 2026, according to data from Colliers.
Oliver Petrovic and Story Langston from Avison Young represented Phosphene in the lease, while Jon Fein from Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord.
“The challenge of moving a visual effects studio is always an underestimated real estate task,” Vivian Connolly, CEO of Phosphene, said in a statement.
Built in 1932, 90 Broad Street spans a full block between Stone and Bridge streets.