LinkedIn may be forcing its members to step away from the computer screen after the professional networking platform signed a lease for retail space at the Empire State Building.
Mark Hallum
02.18.26
LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky and the Empire State Building.
LinkedIn took an additional 15,000 square feet at the Empire State Realty Trust (ESRT)-owned property for a term of 16 years, Ryan Kass, senior vice president and director of leasing and marketing at ESRT, said during a fourth-quarter earnings call Wednesday afternoon. The retail lease brings LinkedIn’s total footprint at the building to roughly 540,000 square feet when its office headquarters in the iconic skyscraper are taken into consideration, Kass said.