Empire State Realty Trust

For over 10 years, UBSL has been the exclusive special inspection agency for base building and tenant installation projects performed in Empire State Realty Trust’s New York City 9 building office portfolio of over 8 million square feet.  Our Lead Inspectors are assigned to buildings where they develop relationships with building operational staff and really get to know the building systems, construction standards and requirements to help the project and building management teams efficiently sign off projects.

UBSL’s management team Registered Architects (RAs) Professional Engineers (PEs) and Real Estate / Construction professionals understand and embrace the Owner’s perspective and strive to streamline the inspection process to help ensure that lease commitments are met and projects are completed according to plan and on schedule.

As an operator of millions of square feet of commercial office space with a constant flow of lease related and capital projects, ESRT values a partner like UBSL. My personal experience with them is that they coordinate well with the contractors on my projects and really understand an owner’s perspective when it comes to project delivery. UBSL helps to keep the projects moving with timely inspections and they work with the various team members to ensure an efficient close out process.

— Wendi Gibb, Portfolio Manager (1333, 1350 & 359 Broadway)
Empire State Realty Trust

About ESRT

Empire State Realty Trust, a leading REIT, is comprised of a portfolio of office and retail assets in Manhattan and the Greater New York Metropolitan area, totaling over 10.1 million square feet. They own prominent and iconic landmarks such as the Empire State Building. ESRT has made an ambitious commitment to target net zero-carbon emissions by 2035, with sustainability as a core element of all of their business operations.

For Empire State Realty Trust, sustainability is not just a core value— it’s a critical aspect of their entire organization. They value and implement leading environmental, social, and governance practices, and are committed to innovative sustainability standards. By making a measurable improvement in healthy buildings, energy efficiency, emissions reduction, recycling, water efficiency, and waste diversion, they improve the environment for their tenants and the communities they operate in.