Carrow Real Estate Services brokers four leases totaling 27,195 s/f
Carrow Real Estate Services has recently completed four leases consisting of 27,195 s/f at 99 Washington Ave. The 742,052 s/f building's landlord is 99 Washington St., LLC and One Commercial Plaza LLC as tenants in common. The transactions include:
* A 15,242 s/f lease to the Medical Society of NYS, a medical lobbyist group. Charles Carrow and Stephen Rosenblatt of Carrow brokered the deal.
* A 12,671 s/f lease to Leboeuf, Lamb, Greene & Macrae, a global law firm. Carrow and Rosenblatt brokered the deal.
* A1,327 s/f lease to the American Chemistry Council, a representative to the leading companies engaged in the business of chemistry. Rosenblatt brokered the lease.
* A 609 s/f lease to the Center for Disability Rights, Inc., a disability advocacy group. Rosenblatt brokered the lease.
Carrow is a full service commercial real estate firm serving clients in the private sector and government.
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