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Posted: April 11, 2008
Holzman of Staubach negotiates 4,948 s/f lease for World Gold Trust Services at 424 Madison Ave.
The Staubach Company represented World Gold Trust Services in negotiations for a new lease at 424 Madison Ave. The 4,948 s/f transaction will provide the gold market intelligence firm with a full floor of space in Midtown, close to the firm's previous location.
"Staubach conducted a comprehensive site search on behalf of World Gold Trust Services that focused on locating adequate space with an environment of understated elegance that is conducive to the firm's client base, at a competitive market rate," said Zev Holzman, an associate with Staubach New York who led negotiations for World Gold Trust Services. "The space at 424 Madison Ave. will enable the firm to continue to serve its clients in the same neighborhood.
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