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Posted: January 22, 2019
Epstein of HSP Real Estate arranges 5,320 s/f lease for Plusgrade, L.P.
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Manhattan, NY Howard Epstein, director, HSP Real Estate Group, a member of NAI Global, has arranged a five-year lease at 16 West 36th St. for Plusgrade, L.P. a leading technology provider of upgrade solutions for airlines. The tenant will be moving from a comparably-sized space on the fourth floor of the building to its newly built-out, 5,320 s/f second-floor office in January 2019.
Epstein represented the landlord, Kiamie Industries, Inc., for the transaction at the 13-story office building, located between Fifth and Sixth Aves. The tenant’s brokers were Eric Zemachson, senior managing director, and Benjamin Stein, associate, Newmark Knight Frank.
“This was an ideal solution for Plusgrade’s space requirements,” said Epstein. “The landlord made sure the process was minimally disruptive for the tenant and additionally provided a terrific build-out.”
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