Feil Organization signs LKEM and Spada Uniforms at 145 W 30th St.; two leases total 16,646 s/f

Manhattan, NY The Feil Organization has signed two long-term leases totaling 16,646 s/f at 145 W 30^th St.

“Leasing momentum at 145 W 30^th St. highlights the demand for the property’s prime location and unique loft-style office space,” said Andrew Wiener, head of commercial office leasing at the Feil Organization. “Our commitment to providing creative solutions for our tenant’s needs is evident in these leases. We are proud to welcome Spada Uniforms and Lazarus Karp Ehrlich McCourt, LLP, to the building and look forward to building long-term success together.”

Lazarus Karp Ehrlich McCourt, LLP (LKEM), a boutique landlord-tenant/real estate litigation law firm, will occupy the entire seventh floor, spanning 8,323 s/f for 14 years. The deal was brokered in-house by Wiener, Tim Parlante and Henry Korzec.

Spada Uniforms, a uniform designer company, signed a new long-term lease totaling 8,323 s/f. The tenant was represented by Michael Nazarian from Norman Bobrow, and the Feil Organization was represented by Wiener, Parlante and Korzec.

“After many successful years at 7 Penn Plaza, LKEM is excited to move to 145 W 30^th St. and remain within the Feil portfolio,” said Chad Karp, managing partner at Lazarus Karp Ehrlich McCourt. “As we have represented management companies for decades, we can attest to Feil’s attentive and professional management team. Being aware of our growing needs, their knowledge, and experience helped make our transition to 145 W 30^th St. seamless. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Feil for the next several decades.”

“We appreciate the Feil Organization’s commitment to creating a supportive environment while finding our new space, and we’re eager to cultivate a strong, collaborative relationship over the years,” said Sam Mezrahi at Spada Uniforms.

145 West 30^th St. is a 12-story, loft-style office building near the Penn Plaza commercial district, home to Madison Square Garden, the Paramount Theatre, and Pennsylvania Station. Built-in 1913 and designed by the architectural firm Sommerfeld & Steckler, 145 West 30^th St. offers prospective tenants an opportunity to capitalize on a stellar location and room to grow, with recent renovations including new windows, tenant-controlled AC, and a refurbished and expanded lobby.