Brookfield Office Properties

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Brookfield Office Properties is the largest commercial real estate corporation by market capitalization in the US. The company's properties define the skylines of many major metropolises including New York, Washington, D.C., Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Calgary, Sydney and Melbourne.

BPO expects to lease 50% more office space this year than in their prior best year.

Mayor Bloomberg’s domestic partner Diana L. Taylor on BPO board of directors.

Notable assets: Zuccotti Park World Financial Center: This complex is home to offices of companies including Merrill Lynch, RBC Capital Markets, Nomura Group, the Wall Street Journal, American Express, Dow Jones and others. The entire complex is owned by Brookfield Properties, except for the space occupied by American Express (which American Express owns). The complex also serves as the corporate headquarters for Brookfield Properties, which has its headquarters in Tower Three.

One Liberty Plaza: One Liberty Plaza is a hub of Wall Street activity, housing the NASDAQ Stock Market Corporate Headquarters (3 floors), and RBC Capital Markets' trading floors. Major tenants are Goldman Sachs (8 floors), Gruntal & Co. (6 floors), The Bank of Nova Scotia (5 floors), the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and securities law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (531 attorneys on 11 floors). It also houses the corporate headquarters of Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, and insurance companies Zurich (North American HQ, 3 floors) [6], FolksAmerica Reinsurance Co., Mutual of America, Swiss Re, Greig Fester, THB Intermediaries, Generali, and Allianz and its subsidiaries Fireman's Fund and Interstate/Chicago.

Darling Park, Sydney Bank of America Plaza, Los Angelas Brookfield Place, Toronto