Equity Office holds exclusive brokers luncheon at 1740 Broadway October 19th

Shown (from left) are: Alan Wildes of Cushman and Wakefield; Silverstein;
and Howard Fiddle of CBRE

Manhattan, NY Blackstone-affiliate Equity Office and leading commercial real estate services firm CBRE Group, Inc. hosted an exclusive broker’s luncheon October 19^th for commercial agents and affiliates within Midtown West office tower, 1740 Broadway.

The October event garnered a large turnout and included tours of newly finished pre-built spaces within the building, designed by architecture firm Design Republic.

Tours were led by Equity Office’s Zach Freeman and Scott Silverstein.

1740 Broadway is a 28-story building located between West 55^th and 56^th Sts., near Columbus Circle and Central Park.

Equity Office acquired the building in 2014, and launched a new pre-built program to offer spaces like those toured, which include concrete floors and exposed ceilings.

John Cannon of Lee and Associates (left); Susann Eaton of Bloom Real Estate Group (right)

Shown (from left) are: Scott Silverstein of Equity Office; Barry Ludlow, Katryna Ciurlionis and Muiris Dore of Design Republic; and Zach Freeman (Equity Office)

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