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Posted: March 12, 2024
Fried Frank relocates to 535 Madison Ave.
Manhattan, NY Fried Frank has officially moved into its new Midtown conference center at 535 Madison Ave., a class A office tower in the Plaza District owned by real estate developer and manager Park Tower Group. The firm occupies 14,375 s/f, encompassing the entire 10th floor of the 37-story Midtown Manhattan building as part of a 15-year lease.
The firm’s conference center serves as an additional location to its downtown headquarters.
and offers convenience to its many Midtown clients.
The boutique office property is situated close to a collection of high-end shopping, restaurants, hotels, and entertainment, like The Polo Bar, The St. Regis New York and The Museum of Modern Art. The building is near to Central Park and six subway lines.
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