The Points Guy Leased Office Space at One NoMad
The media brand secured a five-year, six-month lease for an 11,765-square-foot office in Manhattan.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Commercial
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Travel and credit card rewards site The Points Guy has signed a lease for 11,765 square feet of office space at 875 Avenue of the Americas. The deal marks a move for the brand into the recently rebranded One NoMad tower in Manhattan.
Why it matters
This lease transition reflects the ongoing evolution of office space demand in the NoMad neighborhood, where landlords are investing millions to attract tenants. The building owners, Kaufman Organization and Beacon Capital Partners, recently completed $10 million in renovations to modernize the 26-story tower.
The new lease carries an asking rent of $85 per square foot for 11,765 square feet of space. The commitment covers a five-year and six-month term within the 265,000-square-foot building.
The players
The Points Guy
A media company launched in 2010 that provides consumer guides on travel rewards and credit card points.
Kaufman Organization
A commercial real estate firm that develops, manages, and owns office properties in New York City.
Beacon Capital Partners
A private real estate investment firm that focuses on acquiring and improving office properties for commercial tenants.
Cushman & Wakefield
A global real estate services firm that assists businesses in finding and leasing office space.
Red Ventures
A digital media holding company that owns and operates various consumer-facing websites and brands.
The details
The property, known as One NoMad, recently underwent a $10 million capital improvement project aimed at upgrading the 26-story tower. Landlords Kaufman Organization and Beacon Capital Partners secured the deal after completing these building-wide enhancements to boost appeal for commercial tenants in the area. The transaction was facilitated by representatives from Cushman & Wakefield for the tenant and the Kaufman Organization's internal team for the building owners.
Timeline
The Points Guy was originally launched in 2010.
Kaufman and Beacon rebranded the building as One NoMad in 2025.
The lease agreement for the new space was reported on October 6, 2026.
Money Landscape
This lease follows a pattern set by the Manhattan flight-to-quality trend, where landlords invest in building renovations to secure long-term tenants in prime neighborhoods. The move underscores the continued investment in office assets within the NoMad area despite broader market shifts.
While this commercial lease does not directly impact household budgets, it reflects current rental valuation trends in the NoMad office sector. Residents and local business owners can monitor how these commercial investments influence neighborhood property values and local services.
The takeaway
Commercial lease activity at major buildings like One NoMad signals the ongoing efforts of developers to modernize office stock. Readers tracking property shifts in their own area should pay attention to building-wide renovations, as these projects often precede changes in local commercial tenant profiles.
Further reading
For more insight into regional market trends, read about Commercial real estate developments.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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