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Posted: December 21, 2015
CBRE completes five office leases totaling 48,729 s/f in New York City
New York, NY CBRE Group, Inc. has brokered five office leasing transactions in New York City totaling 48,729 s/f:
- CBRE’s Michael Movshovich and Taylor Scheinman represented Aksia LLC at 599 Lexington in a 17,627 s/f direct expansion on the entire 37th floor. The term was 12 years. CBRE’s Evan Fiddle, Christie Harle, Caroline Merck, Arkady Smolyansky and Peter Turchin represented the landlord.
- CBRE’s Rob Wizenberg represented Volant Trading at 4 World Financial Center, 250 Vesey Street in a 13,052 s/f direct lease on the partial 26th floor. The term was 11 years. Brookfield was represented in-house by David Cheikin and Justin Coulter and by JLL’s Michael Berman.
- CBRE’s Rocco Laginestra represented CAA Sports at 470 Park Avenue South in a 9,686 s/f sublet on the entire 16th floor. The term was five years. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s Allen Gurevich represented the landlord.
- CBRE’s Paul Walker represented St. Jude Medical, Inc. at The News Building, 220 East 42nd Street in an 8,364 s/f direct lease on the partial 4th floor. The term was seven years. SL Green’s Jeremy Bier represented the landlord.
- CBRE’s Jeffrey Kilimnick and Robert Kluge represented Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP at 1270 Avenue of the Americas in a direct renewal on the partial 22nd floor. Tishman Speyer’s Samantha Augarten, Blythe Kinsler and Joshua McGuire represented the landlord.
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