Notion signed a 10-year direct lease and is in the process of occupying five floors spanning 100,000 square feet, doubling the size of its previous headquarters. Kothari said there is an understanding with the landlord, Brookfield, that Notion gets first dibs on available space in the rest of the 10-story building, built a year after the devastating 1906 earthquake.
The move marks a milestone for a company that nearly folded a decade ago, before its founders pivoted from catering to software developers to providing a platform for use by the general public. “Notion nerds,” as they are sometimes known, use the tool for everything from daily journals to travel planners to an organizer for polycules.
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