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Abramson of Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group selected as leasing agent of 601 Madison Avenue

Manhattan, NY Armani has leased 601 Madison Ave. for the past 15 years. As of April 30th, this flagship retail opportunity will provide an unparalleled branding opportunity to the next tenant. Rarely does an entire building become vacant on this gold coast commercial corridor, allowing for such unprecedented branding presence to the world. Neighbors include: Coach, Cavalli, Prada, Lalique, Fendi, Fratelli Rosetti, Bottega Veneta and Hermes, just to name a few.

The 30,060 s/f property features 52 ft. of frontage on Madison Ave. and 12’6” ft. height ceilings, along with a retail floorplate of 4,600 s/f, five additional floors of 4,300 s/f and a penthouse of 3,400 s/f, plus an 800 s/f terrace and 4,900 s/f lower level, the design options are limitless. Reasonable subdivisions will be considered.

Leasing is being handled by William Abramson of Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group, LLC. As an affiliate of Buchbinder & Warren, a firm established almost 60 years ago, Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group has acquired a thorough knowledge and understanding of New York City’s often complex real estate marketplace.

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