JPMorgan wants less public space at its proposed Midtown tower
JPMorgan Chase's new headquarters at 270 Park Avenue is expected to stand 70 stories tall and span 2.5 million square feet. But the financial giant wants to sharply reduce the amount of space set aside for the public. Under current rules passed in the Midtown East rezoning, the proposed tower requires that 10,000 square feet of space be set aside for the public. But the bank argued to the local community board on Wednesday that...
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