Tishman Speyer has announced the leasing of 2,900 square metres of office space in Junghof in Frankfurt am Main. The tenant of this space is the internationally active commercial law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP). The firm plans to move into the new premises in the fourth quarter of 2027. This transaction underscores the attractiveness of the location within Frankfurt's banking district for reputable service companies.
Junghof is an eight-storey property characterised by a combination of Gründerzeit architecture and contemporary design. The entire property comprises office space of approximately 22,000 square metres. In addition, around 1,200 square metres in the property are designated for retail and gastronomy. Its location in Frankfurt's Central Business District (CBD) submarket is considered central and highly frequented, which contributes to the property's value.
Junghof's presence in Frankfurt's banking district positions it as an address for companies seeking an established business location. The CBD in Frankfurt is known for its density of financial institutions and international law firms. The facilities of Junghof meet the demands of modern office concepts, while the historic facade preserves a distinguished aesthetic.
Florian Reiff, Managing Director of Tishman Speyer Properties Deutschland GmbH, commented on the new lease, emphasising that Junghof offers BCLP an adequate environment for its Frankfurt presence. He welcomed BCLP as a new tenant and expressed the intention to support the firm's further corporate growth. This statement illustrates the strategic importance of the lease for both parties.
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner is a globally active commercial law firm. It currently employs around 1,200 lawyers spread across 32 locations. These locations are in North America, Europe, and the Middle East. The decision to lease space in Junghof indicates the firm's location requirements and expansion strategy in one of Europe's leading financial centres.
