text: In the three years after it acquired the building, Fosun leased out  of space, bringing the building to 72 percent occupancy. To fund the improvements, Fosun secured an $800 million loan from Deutsche Bank and HSBC in November 2017. In 2018, Danny Meyer opened "Manhatta", a restaurant and event space taking up the building's entire 60th floor. The same year, Fosun placed a partial ownership stake in the building for sale, and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy left their  space in the building. Fosun refinanced the building in September 2019 with a $1 billion loan from Deutsche Bank and HSBC.
  Notable tenants
  AIG
  Alamo Drafthouse
  Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty
  Assurant
  Attorney General of New York
  Blue Apron
  Booking.com
  Carter Ledyard & Milburn
  Dormitory Authority of the State of New York
  Dotdash Meredith
  Great American Insurance
  HelloFresh
  Ironshore
  JLL
  JPMorgan Chase
  Local Initiatives Support Corporation
  London Stock Exchange Group
  MSCI
  Refinitiv
  SCOR SE
  Wolters Kluwer
  Reception
  From its announcement, 28 Liberty Street was covered extensively in magazines, newspapers, and journals. In November 1956, architecture critic Douglas Haskell praised the bulky massing of buildings such as 28 Liberty Street, the Seagram Building, and Lever House. He called these buildings "excellent development" in contrast with other structures built as part of the 1916 Zoning Resolution, saying that buildings with "wedding-cake" setbacks were an "abomination". Architectural Forum in 1957 described 28 Liberty Street's  design as having been influenced by Chase Manhattan directors' desire for the design "to say 'bank' in no uncertain terms". The New York Times continuously praised the tower's design during 28 Liberty Street's construction.