CB Richard Ellis and Staubach Co. complete 16,003 s/f at 33 Whitehall St.
CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) has recently completed two leases totaling 31,125 s/f.
CBRE arranged a 10-year, 16,003 s/f lease at 33 Whitehall St. on behalf of the landlord, Broad Financial Center LLC. Russo, Keane & Toner, a private law firm, will occupy the entire 16th floor. Jonathan Cope, first vice president at CBRE, arranged the lease with Edward Goldman, executive vice president, on behalf of the landlord. Scott Cahaly and Daniel Suozzi of The Staubach Co., represented Russo, Keane & Toner.
CBRE arranged a 10-year 15,122 s/f lease on behalf of P/S/L Group America LTD at 1140 Avenue of the Americas. P/S/L Group will occupy the 14th and 15th floors at 1140 Ave. of the Americas (at 44th St.). Paul Amrich, executive vice president, CBRE, arranged the lease with Patrice Hayden, vice president, and Fernando Urrutia, associate. Lindsay Ornstein and Patrick Robinson, of Robinson Ornstein Real Estate Advisors, represented building ownership, Stellar Management.
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