Catalon and Weiss of Cushman & Wakefield lease 18,850 s/f to Building Service 32BJ Health Fund

Manhattan, NY Cushman & Wakefield arranged an 18,850 s/f lease for Building Service 32BJ Health Fund (32BJ) at 22 West 19^th St. The nonprofit organization will occupy the entire second floor.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Jenna Catalon and Mark Weiss represented the tenant. Michael Heaner and Sam Stein represented the landlord, Kaufman Organization, in-house.

“We are elated to have helped 32BJ expand their presence in this conveniently located space just steps away from their headquarters,” said Catalon. “As 32BJ continues to grow and expand, this new office will provide a fresh and productive environment for its employees.”

22 West 19^th St. is a 191,400 s/f office building featuring a renovated lobby, communication infrastructure and 24/7 access.

“22 West 19^th St. continues to attract tenants due to its classic Flatiron location and newly renovated lobby,” said Michael Heaner, partner at the Kaufman Organization.

The property is located within walking distance to Penn Station and the PATH train as well as the N, R and F subway lines.

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