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Posted: August 11, 2015
Friedman and Conwell of ABS rep Timehop in 4,142 s/f lease; Landlord 401 Broadway, LLC represented in-house
ABS Partners signed Timehop at 401 Broadway, doubling its presence at 401 Broadway in TriBeCa.
Timehop is an app downloaded by 15 million users that sources memories from Facebook, Twitter & Instagram, signed a lease, The deal moves the tech company from the 17th floor of the building, where it occupied less than 2,000 s/f, to the 11th floor of the building, where it will have 4,142 s/f.
Alan Friedman and Charles Conwell of ABS Partners Real Estate represented Timehop in the deal, while the landlord, 401 Broadway, LLC, was represented in-house.
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