Carrow Real Estate arranges six leases totaling of 110,135 s/f
Carrow Real Estate Services arranged a total of 110,135 s/f for the following six leases:
The NYS Office of Medicaid Inspector General leased 90,615 s/f at 800 North Pearl St. Rudy Lynch, Charles Carrow and Stephen Rosenblatt of Carrow were brokers. The landlord of the 283,172 s/f property is 800 North Pearl, LLC.
The NYS Dept. of Insurance leased 6,986 s/f at 99 Washington Ave., Albany. Rosenblatt was the broker. The landlord of the 746,052 s/f building is 99 Washington LLC and One Commercial Plaza LLC as tenants in common.
Delaney Corporate Services, Inc. leased 2,018 s/f at 99 Washington Ave., Albany. Rosenblatt was the broker. The landlord of the 746,052 s/f building is 99 Washington LLC and One Commercial Plaza LLC as tenants in common.
Chas H. Sells, Inc., an engineering company, leased 8,500 s/f at 1 Columbia Circle, Albany. Rosenblatt and Serena Schulz of Carrow brokered the lease. The landlord of the 72,711 s/f building is Columbia Circle Associates, LLC.
1212 Ave. M Realty Corp./AllState, an insurance company, leased 454 s/f at 99 Washington Ave., Albany. Rosenblatt was the broker. The landlord of the 746,052 s/f building is 99 Washington LLC and One Commercial Plaza LLC as tenants in common.
Brooklyn, NY Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of 733 Dekalb Ave., a fully free-market multifamily and retail property in the Bed-Stuy neighborhood. The asset sold for $2.8 million.
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