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Bertwood Realty arranges 1,100 s/f lease for Lilith

Washington, DC Bertwood Realty arranged the signing of an 1,100 s/f, 10-­year lease for the French clothier, Lilith to City Center D.C. Lilith brings together art and fashion. Known for its offbeat fabric blend and mixtures of non-­traditional colors, its collection is part novelty, part restraint, part eccentricity, providing ample opportunities for customers to make their own statements with unique combinations. City Center is a Hines development and was represented in-­house. Bertrand de Soultrait represented Lilith. Bertwood Realty is also helping Lilith seek similar locations across the U.S. eastern seaboard.
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