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Cento, Kuriloff and Nocom of Cushman & Wakefield lease 16,051 s/f

Manhattan, NY Cushman & Wakefield arranged a 16,051 s/f lease on behalf of owner and occupier Sullivan & Cromwell at 125 Broad St. Newly formed law firm Harris Trzaskoma, LLP will open its headquarters on a portion of the 10th floor.

C&W’s Frank Cento and Josh Kuriloff represented the landlord. In addition, C&W’s strategic consulting team, including director Richard Nocom, advised on the transaction, providing financial analysis for ownership. Dan Appel of Newmark represented the tenant.

“Harris Trzaskoma’s decision to launch their new firm at 125 Broad St. underscores the enduring appeal of well-operated, institutionally owned office assets in Lower Manhattan,” said Kuriloff, vice chairman at C&W. “The building continues to attract top-tier professional services tenants who value stability, quality, and an environment that supports long-term growth.”

Cento, executive director at C&W, said “Harris Trzaskoma had been actively evaluating options downtown and selected 125 Broad St. for its premier building infrastructure, superb location, and the opportunity to establish its new HQ in a property owned and occupied by a legal powerhouse like Sullivan & Cromwell.”

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