Entertainment Firm Fifth Season Signs 5,000 SF Lease at 115 West 27th Street
Fifth Season, a global media company that develops, finances, produces and distributes films and TV content, has leased about 5,000 square feet at 115 West 27th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan. The lease was reportedly signed on October 12, and the asking rent cited by sources is $45 per square foot. The move appears to be a relocation from 60 Madison Avenue. Details are based on a media industry trade report and broker statements.
What changed in the real estate move
Fifth Season agreed to lease approximately 5,000 square feet at 115 West 27th Street in Chelsea. The deal was first reported by a trade outlet, and the formal lease terms were not fully disclosed. The reported asking rent is $45 per square foot per year. The lease is described as a relocation from Fifth Season’s prior office at 60 Madison Avenue. No official comment was provided by Fifth Season at the time of reporting.
Who is affected by this move
The primary party is Fifth Season, the tenant, which operates across film and television development, financing, production and distribution. The landlord is identified as Joel Berman in the report, with broker involvement from Michael Gammal and Avery Reavill of KSR. Local area real estate dynamics in Chelsea may be influenced by another midtown-to-chelsea relocation activity, but the report does not quantify broader market effects. There is no indication of impact on public services or consumer-facing projects at this time.
Practical next steps and context
If you are tracking office space and media production hubs, note the following: (1) Fifth Season’s move signals continued demand for midtown-to-chelsea office space in creative sectors; (2) the exact lease length and total rent package were not disclosed. Investors and tenants may watch for follow-up disclosures; (3) 115 West 27th Street is part of a Chelsea submarket with mixed-use buildings that host media, tech and creative tenants. For individuals or companies evaluating space, consider confirming lease terms, occupancy dates, and any build-out requirements before planning relocations.
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