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Posted: May 30, 2008
Holzman of Staubach Co. negotiates 6,665 s/f lease
The Staubach Company has represented Sumisho Computer Systems, USA, in a 10-year, 6,665 s/f lease at 600 Third Ave. Sumisho, will occupy part of the 25th floor in the building, owned by L&L Holdings. The company is relocating from the 30th floor.
L&L negotiated a lease termination with Design Strategy Corp., which previously occupied the 30th floor, laying the groundwork for Sumisho to sign.
Zev Holzman of Staubach led negotiations for the tenant. David Berkey of L&L represented the landlord.
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