Simon Landmann

Current Responsibilities

Simon Landmann is a Managing Director in JLL’s Midtown Manhattan office with a focus on tenant representation in the United States and across the world. Simon is accomplished in both tenant and owner representation and has been responsible for complex and significant office and industrial transactions. His efforts on behalf of tenants have led to strategic and profitable plans which fulfill critical business objectives. Simon joined JLL in 2015 and is a partner on one of JLL’s most active and profitable teams.

Experience

Over the course of his career, Simon has developed and maintained relationships with an impressive array of clients, including some of the nation’s leading non-governmental organizations, not-for-profits, financial services, publishing organizations, and technology firms.

• Samsung Electronics America: 250,000-s.f. & 216,000-s.f. office HQ relocations
• United Nations: 150,000-s.f. office relocation at 304 East 45th Street
• Dicks Sporting Goods: 125,000-s.f. office HQ at Penn Two
• Scholastic: 120,000-s.f. office relocation at 1271 Avenue of the Americas
• I-Hope School: 76,000-s.f. school acquisition at 825 7th Avenue
• Young Adult Institute: 75,000-s.f. headquarters office relocation at 220 East 42nd Street
• Cambridge University: 65,000-s.f. lease termination at 32 Avenue of the Americas
• New York State Insurance Fund: 50,000-s.f. office relocation on Long Island
• Update Legal: 35,000-s.f. headquarters office renewal and expansion at 1040 Avenue of the Americas
• Exiger Holdings: 33,000-s.f. headquarters office relocation at 3 Bryant Park and 30,000-s.f. lease at 1675 Broadway
• Michael Page International: 26,500-s.f. U.S. headquarters office relocation at 622 Third Avenue
• GameChanger Media: 25,500-s.f. lease at Zero Irving
• Lehman Brothers Holding: 25,000-s.f. office relocation at 277 Park Avenue

• Top Gun - JLL: 2025
• Gold Achiever - JLL: 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
• Top Achiever - JLL: 2020

• Real Estate Board of New York

• University of Vermont