Standing proudly at 1,776 feet as the tallest building in America, One World Trade Center (also known as the Freedom Tower) is a beautifully menacing addition to the NYC skyline. The 104-story skyscraper is set to house offices, world-class restaurants, and a public observation deck. In honor of its official opening, Manhattan luxury apartment broker Platinum Properties is giving you a preview of the businesses who have started their move into the 3-million-square-foot space.

Condé Nast

The publishing giant Condé Nast, owner of The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Vogue, GQ, and a number of other influential publications, made its move into the Freedom Tower on Monday, November 3, signaling the building’s official opening. The company is relocating from its Times Square offices to fill floors 20 to 44.

US General Services Administration

Three federal agencies will be occupying six floors of One World Trade Center: the General Services Administration’s regional headquarters, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District headquarters, and the US Customs and Border Protection New York Field Office. The GSA has been a fixture in the World Trade Center Complex since 1973 and is “excited to [remain] an important part of this building and the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan.”

KiDS Creative

KiDS Creative, an advertising agency offshoot of the premier digital artistry shop Box Studios, has leased the tower’s 87th floor. The agency is dedicated to “connect[ing] inspiring brands to modern consumers today” through a multi-platform design, brand identity, and strategy services.

Beijing Vantone Industrial Company

Set to be a “China Center,” this Beijing-based company signed a 23-year lease for floors 64 through 69 to establish a cultural and business center for connections between the US and China. Vantone was the first commercial tenant to commit to space in One World Trade Center.

BMB Group

The London-based, asset management and investment advisory company is planning to take up 2,191 square feet on the 46th floor of the Freedom Tower. The BMB Group is “a coalition of royal houses” from Saudi Arabia, Brunei, and the United Arab Emirates interested in natural resources, real estate, media and technology.

Legend Hospitality Group

A division of the sports entertainment company known for catering Yankee Stadium, Angel Stadium, and the Rose Bowl among others, is moving into One World Trade Center’s 45th floor. Legends is developing the One World Observatory on the 101st and 102nd floors, a viewing deck open to the public.

Servcorp

Servcorp is an Australia-based co-working company that provides virtual office, meeting room, and executive suite services. Their 15-year lease for the entire 85th floor has already garnered attention: On Tuesday, November 18, a man proposed to his girlfriend while touring the offices’ spectacular views.

Residential space near One World Trade Center is now a hot commodity. Relocate using Platinum’s friendly and professional services to be close to the offices, restaurants, and breathtaking views of the Freedom Tower. Nobody knows the FiDi market better than us.