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Adams & Co. brokers six leases along West 33rd Street totaling 10,221 s/f; Includes a 4,619 s/f lease renewal negotiated by Levy

Adams & Co. Real Estate, LLC has closed six transactions along West 33rd St. for a total of 10,221 s/f. Adams & Co. completed the following transactions: * A five-year, 4,619 s/f renewal at 10 West 33rd St. for You and Me Legwear, LLC. David Levy of Adams & Co. represented both the tenant and the landlord. * A five-year, 1,981 s/f lease at 34 West 33rd St. for Thread Showroom.Levy and Brett Maslin of Adams & Co. represented both the tenant and the landlord. * A six-year, 1,026 s/f lease at 10 West 33rd St. for M. Fine, Inc. Levy represented both the tenant and the landlord. * A one-year, 962 s/f renewal at 10 West 33rd St. for Intercontinental Leathern Industries, Inc. Levy and Maslin represented both the tenant and the landlord. * A three-year, 885 s/f lease at 34 West 33rd St. for Babyfair, Inc. Levy and Maslin represented both the tenant and the landlord. * A five-year, 748 s/f lease at 34 West 33rd St. for Appaman, Inc. Levy and Maslin represented both the tenant and the landlord. "Situated right off the major retail epicenter of Herald Square and the Garment District, West 33rd St.is an optimal location for prominent fashion and accessory companies to house office and showroom space," said Levy. "Both 10 West 33rd St. and 34 West 33rd St., which is our Childrenswear Building, feature new elevators, windows and hallways." Adams & Co. Real Estate, LLC is among the top five leasing companies in New York City, as measured by total square feet. The full-service real estate firm is responsible for millions of square feet of office space and provides property management, brokerage and consulting services throughout Manhattan by teaming experience with innovation.
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