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Posted: April 23, 2010
Berger of Monday Properties and Amrich of CBRE handle 49,000 s/f lease
According to Monday Properties, Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke, LLP has signed a 15-year lease extension for 49,000 s/f at 230 Park Ave.
Not including Satterlee Stephens' renewal, Monday Properties has inked 15 tenants totaling 100,000 s/f in the first quarter of the year at 230 Park Ave.
Peter Hennessy, Martin Horner, Joseph Pollaci and Drew Saunders of Jones Lang LaSalle handled Satterlee Stephens' 15-year lease extension of 49,000 s/f on the 11th floor of 230 Park Ave. Monday Properties' Jordan Berger and CB Richard Ellis' team led by Paul Amrich represented the landlord.
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