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Posted: April 8, 2013
Eriksen of CBRE and Whalen of Fisher Brothers negotiate 175,000 s/f lease with Univision Communications, Inc.
Fisher Brothers has signed a deal with Univision Communications, Inc. for two additional floors at 605 Third Avenue, adding to a deal initially signed last year now totals 175,000 s/f. The new lease, which runs through December 2028, adds the 25th and 26th floors (39,742 RSF) to the earlier lease of the 8th, 11th, 12th, 32nd and 33rd floors (135,697 RSF). The earlier lease was signed in May 2012; the latter on December 31. The Broker was Carl Eriksen at CBRE; Jack Whalen represented Fisher Brothers on the deal. Financial terms were undisclosed.
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