Chuck Schumer, US Senate Minority Leader: “The opening of JPMorganChase's breathtaking 270 Park, a spectacular addition to Manhattan's iconic skyline, sends a powerful message to the world that New York City remains the greatest city in the world – a city where the most brilliant, creative, ambitious and hard-working people from around the world come together to make their mark. In doing so, these employees greatly contribute to job creation and support countless workers in related industries that drive the New York and U.S. economies. I'm pleased that CEO Jamie Dimon is putting this exclamation point on JPMorganChase's commitment to New York and Gary LaBarbera, Vinnie Alvarez and all the union leaders and workers who made it a reality, not to mention the significant contributions of the City of New York, the MTA and others. In Manhattan, 270 Park will support 10,000 highly skilled employees in well-paying jobs that will impact NYC's entire economic ecosystem, from the small business owner opening a new cafe or restaurant to the taxi driver and fruit stand vendor. Our city is strongest when those with the most local investment invest in their community, and 270 Park is, quite literally, a shining example of the best version of that. Onward and upward!”
US Representative Jerry Nadler (NY-12): “JPMorganChase's new global headquarters here in Manhattan demonstrates a commitment unlike any other in our great city. This project has stimulated thousands of union jobs and billions of dollars in economic activity and will continue to contribute to our economy and the economic well-being of our entire city, state and region. I welcome the opening of JPMorganChase's new headquarters, the New York will continue to cement City as the undisputed financial capital of the world.”
New York Mayor Eric Adams: “As mayor of the world's largest city, I am proud to celebrate not only the opening of JPMorganChase's new global headquarters in Manhattan, but also their continued investment in New York City and our people. With this world-class building, JPMorganChase will provide quality homes for over 10,000 workers, raise the bar on sustainability and provide New Yorkers with even more public space Offer to enjoy. Four years ago, major employers and office workers were fleeing our city; Now, thanks to our government's relentless focus on public safety and growing our economy, jobs are at a record high and companies from startups to global giants are opening new offices on block after block. This transformation would not be possible without partners like JPMorganChase, who once again proving that New York City is open for business.”
Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine: “270 Park Avenue was one of the most complex construction projects in recent memory, including significant transportation improvements. Its completion is a milestone for New York City and solidifies Midtown's post-pandemic comeback as one of the world's leading economic centers. I congratulate JPMorganChase on this tremendous achievement and look forward to their cemented role as a major employer in New York City.”
Liz Krueger, New York State Senator: “I am thrilled that 270 Park – the first new office tower constructed as part of East Midtown's rezoning – is open for business. This building not only brings brand new Class A office space to East Midtown, but it also demonstrates the feasibility and benefits of all-electric construction at scale. Combined with the community and resource benefits provided by the design “From the transfer of air traffic rights, this project is a great win for Manhattan.”
New York State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal: “JPMorganChase has reaffirmed Manhattan's position as an international financial capital with its emerging, state-of-the-art global headquarters at 270 Park Avenue. This shiny new tower is not only the new home for over 10,000 employees, but also represents a tremendous boost to the local economy, creating 8,000 construction jobs from 40 local unions and an additional Economic activity generated $2.6 billion for New York City and New York City has generated $3.6 billion for New York State overall. I am grateful to the leadership of JPMorganChase, the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York and my partners in government for their help in making this project possible.”
Alex Bores, member of the New York State Assembly: “Today's ribbon cutting at 270 Park Avenue honors the New Yorkers who built it. This project demonstrates the ingenuity and creativity that is making New York City a leader in building the future. Thank you to the more than 8,000 union tradespeople in 40 local unions who made it possible.”
Keith Powers, New York City Council member: “JPMorganChase's new headquarters in the heart of my district will be a tremendous economic driver in New York City. The building is a pioneer in sustainability and public space and represents an example of future commercial development. I am thrilled that it opens today and welcomes the 10,000 employees who will now spend their working days in my district.”
Gary LaBarbera, President of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York: “The grand opening of JPMorganChase's global headquarters represents an impeccable milestone for New York City and the tradesmen and women who have benefited from the union construction careers this project created. Now thousands of hard-working New Yorkers have been given the opportunity to join the middle class and support their families while serving as the driving force behind it.” historical investment in our city and the associated economic stimulus. We congratulate.” JPMorganChase on their new home at 270 Park Avenue and commend our highly qualified members who played a critical role in bringing this modern, state-of-the-art, world-class building over the finish line.”