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Alphabet Inc. Class A Report is reportedly planning to buy a

former freight terminal in New York's Hudson Square neighborhood for $2.1

billion, early next year.The move comes when companies are focusing

on training employees for hybrid work as recurring pandemic variants keep

formal return-to-office plans at bay.The purchase of what's known

as St. John’s Terminal is one of the most expensive commercial real estate

deals since the pandemic started, http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective />

Wall Street Journal first reported, citing data company Real Capital

Analytics.To be sure, Google already leases the 1.3 million square

feet-waterfront office building across from Pier 40, in Manhattan's West

Village neighborhood. The company has an option to buy, which it said it

plans to exercise in the first quarter.Google has an office at 111

Eighth Avenue, also known as the Google Building. It is a full-block

art-deco multiuse building located between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, and

15th and 16th Streets in the Chelsea neighborhood.The Mountain

View, Calif.-based company had set an October return-to-office date while

allowing workers to return to the office if they'd been

vaccinated.On Sept 1. Alphabet's Google http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective />

it was delaying plans to have workers return to the office until early

January, amid a surge in infections from the delta variant of the Covid-19

virus.Tech giants including Facebook (http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective - http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective />

Facebook, Inc. Class A Report and Amazon (http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective - http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective />

Amazon.com, Inc. Report have lifted demand for office space in

Manhattan even as large financial firms have cut back.As the

pandemic bore down on New York, Amazon (http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective - http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective />

Amazon.com, Inc. Report bought the former Lord & Taylor

building on Fifth Avenue from the co-working startup WeWork, reportedly

paying $1.15 billion. Amazon plans to occupy the property in 2023

and hire 2,000 white-collar workers in New York, The http://feed.informer.com/digests/42SJJ9A6HY/feedertogetherRespective />

York Times reported in August.And Facebook clocked a $2 billion

deal for the Farley building near Madison Square Garden, with the move-in

date pegged for 2021.The original four story structure at St.

John's Terminal is being redeveloped into a 12-story office complex by

Cookfox Architects.The building is currently under construction and

expected to open in mid-2023. The new design also includes a rooftop

terrace and lots of green spaces.Shares of Alphabet at last check

were up 0.5% to $2,789.Alphabet, Facebook and Amazon are

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