Bank of New York Mellon has extended its lease for 362,293 square feet at One Boston Place in Boston and will remain on 20 floors in the 41-story building, also known as the BNY Mellon Center.

One Boston Place, the world’s first building to receive LEED EB: O&M Gold (Leadership in Environmental Energy and Design for Existing Buildings: Operation & Maintenance), is owned by a joint venture between national financial services organization and institutional real estate investor TIAA-CREF and real estate investment firm SITQ Immobilier. The building is leased and managed by CB Richard Ellis.

"Bank of New York Mellon’s decision to continue its operations at One Boston Place is a testament to its excellent location and the top quality property management we’ve instituted with SITQ and CB Richard Ellis, including and extending beyond environmental initiatives.  We will continue to work to create value for Bank of New York Mellon, our other tenants and our clients," said Michael Farrell, TIAA-CREF Global Real Estate’s asset manager for One Boston Place.

The CBRE team of Andrew Hoar, president/co-managing partner, Christopher Cuddy, senior vice president/partner, Lauren Phelan Lipscomb, vice president, and Emily Batchelder, vice president/general manager, represented TIAA-CREF and SITQ Immobilier in the transaction. Managing Directors J.C. Pelusi and William Motley of Jones Lang LaSalle represented Bank of New York Mellon.

Bank of New York Mellon has maintained offices at the building since 1972. The 800,000-square-foot building is home to nearly three dozen office tenants including Boston Capital Partners, Robinson & Cole and Wells Fargo. The building is Boston’s third-tallest tower and its highest-rated LEED EB building.