Amazon Opens New Office in Midtown Manhattan

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Local Officials Attend Opening Ceremony

Company Continues to Invest in New York City

Amazon today opened the doors to its newest office in Midtown Manhattan. Amazon this week debuted its new digs at the former Lord & Taylor store in Midtown, which was built in 1914. The new office, called "Amazon HQ2," is located at 410 10th Avenue between 38th and 39th Streets.

The opening ceremony was attended by New York City Mayor Eric Adams, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, and other local officials. Adams praised Amazon for its continued investment in New York City, and said that the new office will create jobs and help to boost the city's economy.

"Amazon is a global leader in innovation, and we are proud that they have chosen to continue to invest in New York City," said Adams. "This new office will create jobs, boost our economy, and help to make New York City a more vibrant and prosperous place to live and work."

Jassy said that Amazon is excited to be a part of the New York City community. He said that the new office will provide a great place for Amazon employees to work and collaborate, and will help Amazon to continue to grow its business in the city.

"New York City is a global hub for innovation, and we are excited to be a part of this community," said Jassy. "This new office will provide a great place for our employees to work and collaborate, and will help us to continue to grow our business in the city."

Amazon is excited to continue to invest in New York City. The company has already invested more than $2.5 billion in the city, and has created more than 5,000 jobs. Amazon plans to continue to grow its business in the city, and is committed to being a positive member of the community.