Commercial ObserverOct 15, 2026Tenant Representation
Fuel Cycle signs a direct lease for its Midtown office
Fuel Cycle converted from a subtenant to a direct lease for the 3,354 SF office it already occupied. Bill Janetschek represented Fuel Cycle.
Independent coverage of leases Nomad worked on, from Commercial Observer and The Real Deal. Each entry says which side Nomad represented and links to the original article.
Commercial ObserverOct 15, 2026Tenant Representation
Fuel Cycle converted from a subtenant to a direct lease for the 3,354 SF office it already occupied. Bill Janetschek represented Fuel Cycle.
Commercial ObserverAug 7, 2026Tenant and owner representation
Document processing platform Extend signed for an 8,750 SF full floor. Nick Hein represented Extend; Bill Janetschek and Matthew DeRose represented the building’s owner.
Commercial ObserverAug 6, 2026Tenant Representation
Immigration law firm Manifest Law took an 18,200 SF full floor on a sublease. Bill Janetschek, Nick Hein and Matthew DeRose represented Manifest Law.
Commercial ObserverAug 3, 2026Tenant Representation
Sapien AI signed for about 10,500 SF, a full floor a few blocks from its previous office. Matthew DeRose and Calvin Bruwelheide represented Sapien AI.
Commercial ObserverJun 1, 2026Tenant Representation
Digital media company Wave signed for an 8,320 SF full floor near Penn Station. Matthew DeRose represented Wave.
Commercial ObserverMay 13, 2026Tenant Representation
VTEX signed for a 5,672 SF full floor for its New York team. Matthew DeRose, Bill Janetschek and Nick Hein represented VTEX.
Commercial ObserverApr 7, 2026Tenant Representation
The roundup includes Malone Creative Group (4,000 SF) and Fairmint (4,109 SF). Megan Gallagher and Matthew DeRose represented Malone Creative Group. Nick Hein and Bill Janetschek represented Fairmint.
Commercial ObserverSep 30, 2025Owner Representation
Wholesale platform RepRally signed for 8,308 SF in a building repositioned for growing companies. Matthew DeRose, Nick Hein and Calvin Bruwelheide represented the owner.
Commercial ObserverMay 14, 2025Tenant Representation
Australian marketing platform Instant signed for 5,000 SF in Flatiron. Nick Hein represented Instant.
Commercial ObserverApr 30, 2025Owner Representation
Stout signed for about 16,000 SF across three levels, less than three blocks from its old home. Bill Janetschek and Matthew DeRose represented the owner, Justin Management.
Commercial ObserverApr 22, 2025Owner Representation
AI-driven marketing agency Ai Media Group signed for 7,375 SF. Bill Janetschek and Nick Hein represented the owner, Justin Management.
Commercial ObserverApr 14, 2025Owner Representation
AI sales platform Actively signed for 10,722 SF across two full floors. David Greene and Megan Gallagher represented the owner.
The Real DealMar 4, 2025Tenant Representation
The Real Deal’s monthly roundup ranked Cocoon’s Upper West Side lease sixth among Manhattan’s top retail leases of February 2025. Matthew DeRose, Bill Janetschek and Luis Ramirez represented Cocoon.
Commercial ObserverFeb 26, 2025Tenant Representation
Healthcare advertising company DeepIntent signed for a 14,000 SF full floor, up from 9,832 SF. Bill Janetschek, Matthew DeRose and Megan Gallagher represented DeepIntent.
Commercial ObserverFeb 25, 2025Tenant Representation
AI company Accrete grew from 6,681 SF to a 13,757 SF full floor in the same building. Matthew DeRose and Bill Janetschek represented Accrete.
Commercial ObserverFeb 24, 2025Tenant Representation
Family membership club Cocoon signed for 13,900 SF across three levels on the Upper West Side. Matthew DeRose, Bill Janetschek and Luis Ramirez represented Cocoon.
Commercial ObserverOct 29, 2024Tenant Representation
AI customer marketing platform Optimove signed for 10,343 SF. Matthew DeRose and Bill Janetschek represented Optimove.
Commercial ObserverSep 23, 2024Tenant Representation
Live entertainment platform Fever signed for a 7,300 SF full floor, one block from its previous office. Matthew DeRose represented Fever.

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