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Fein of C&W negotiates two leases totaling 9,280 s/f at 50 Broad St.

Manhattan, NY Cushman & Wakefield arranged two leases totaling 9,280 s/f at 50 Broad St.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Jonathan Fein represented the landlord, Fifty Broad Inc., in the transactions.

“We are pleased to welcome FST Technical and Resilient Cities Catalyst to 50 Broad Street,” said Fein. “Both tenants will benefit from the property’s ideal location in the heart of the Financial District, with unparalleled access to public transportation.”

FST Technical, a semiconductor/microelectronics and life sciences service provider, signed a 5,624 s/f lease at the building. The tenant was represented by John LaRuffa, also of Cushman & Wakefield.

Resilient Cities Catalyst, a nonprofit organization, signed a 3,656 s/f lease at the property. The tenant was represented by Sam Steinberg and Gregg Cohen of Cresa.

50 Broad St. is a 20-story, 275,260 s/f office property. The building recently completed renovations including new elevator cabs, updated mechanics and a new lobby. Additional tenants include Made Music, StoreBound and Studio Gang.

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