Radio stations to take 110,000 s/f space.

Four of the nation's top broadcast radio stations, including WFAN-AM, WNEW-FM, WCBS-FM and 1010 WINS-AM have opted to expand their new lease at 345 Hudson Street by 37% in moving their operations from studios in Times Square, it was announced today by Carl Weisbrod, president of Trinity Real Estate, the building owner.

Under the terms of a 20-year lease, the stations will occupy 110,500 s/f of commercial space--up from 80,000 square feet--at the property. The 30,000 s/f increase was guaranteed by a lease option for CBS to occupy the entire 10th and 11th floors instead of the entire 11th floor and part of the 10th floor at the building, as originally planned.

Gary Greenspan of Cushman & Wakefield represented CBS Radio in the transaction. Jason Pizer, director of leasing, represented Trinity Real Estate.

The broadcast outlets are part of the 40-station portfolio owned by CBS Radio East, Inc., the eastern U.S. division of CBS Radio. The four stations will relocate from 1515 Broadway in midtown Manhattan. CBS-AM will remain at that location.