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Buslik and Cohn of Adams brokers 5,186 s/f for Earnest Research Co.

James Buslik, Adams & Co. James Buslik, Adams & Co.
New York, NY Adams & Co. Real Estate, LLC, one of Manhattan’s premier full-service real estate firms specializing in property management, brokerage and consulting services, brokered a 5,186 s/f new lease for The Earnest Research Company at 121 East 24th St. James Buslik and Bradley Cohn of Adams & Co., represented the landlord, Kofler Associates, while Vicus Partners represented the tenant in the transaction. The Earnest Research Company will use the full seventh floor space as general, executive and administrative offices in connection with the tenant’s business. “The Midtown South neighborhood draws many technology tenants, including The Earnest Research Company, due to the central location,” said Buslik, principal of Adams & Co. “121 East 24th St. offers tenants a neighborhood with a great value, especially those looking to expand.” The Earnest Research Company is a New York startup Big Data platform that helps customers understand trends around consumer economy. Incorporated in 2011, the platform improves the way people share and connect with their information. 121 East 24th St. was built in 1942. This 12-story, 60,000 s/f building features 24-hour access. Notable office tenants include; Glover Park Group, BBH Solutions, Inc. and United Building Maintenance.
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