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Cinosky of ATCO arranges 8,800 s/f office lease at 373 Park Avenue South

HELP/PSI has leased 8,800 s/f of office space at ATCO Properties & Management's 373 Park Ave. South. "We're delighted to welcome this fine organization to our building," said Kate Goodman, ATCO's senior VP, who expects HELP/PSI to open its Midtown-South doors this fall. John Cinosky, managing director of ATCO Brokerage Services, represented the property owner/manager, ATCO Properties & Management, while Jean Bates, VP of A.C. Lawrence and Co. represented the tenant. Located in the heart of the Flatiron District, 373 Park Ave. South houses the famed Mexican eatery Dos Caminos and is close to Madison Sq. Park and several subway lines. The 12-story building is staffed by 24-hour security personnel. For more information on ATCO, please contact 212-687-5154 or visit the companies' newly designed website www.atco555.com.
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