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Avison Young arranges 4,750 s/f lease to SharesPost

Arthur Mirante II, 
Avison Young

Manhattan, NY According to the New York office of Avison Young, a new five-year, 4,750 s/f lease has been completed for SharesPost Inc. on the 27th floor of Tower 45, the 458,446 s/f class A office tower located at 120 West 45th St. 

SharesPost, a leading global marketplace for trading private company shares and digital securities, will be opening its NYC headquarters in Tower 45.

An Avison Young team including Arthur Mirante II, principal and tri-state president, Mitti Liebersohn, president and managing director, John Ryan III, principal, Albert Wu, director, and Dominic Perkovic, associate, represented building owner Kamber Management Co. The tenant was represented by Matthew Lorberbaum at Newmark Knight Frank. 

“SharesPost was seeking a new office that would serve as its New York City headquarters as well as support the firm’s dynamic growth, and the space at Tower 45 was the logical choice,” said Mirante. “The office offers great light and terrific views of Times Square as well as a con-venient location with ample mass transit options.”

Ryan said, “We are pleased to execute this latest lease at Tower 45, demonstrating once again that the property’s location, strong amenities package and outstanding ownership appeals to a wide variety of tenants.”

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