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Posted: August 11, 2015
Empire State building owner appoints Jones Lang LaSalle as leasing agent
According to Empire State Realty Trust, Inc. Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) has been hired as leasing agent for the Empire State Building. The JLL leasing team will be led by Paul Glickman, Jonathan Fanuzzi, Matthew Polhemus and Harley Dalton.
Thomas Durels, executive vice president, director of leasing & operations for Empire State Realty Trust, Inc. said, "We are grateful to Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, specifically Jimmy Kuhn and Billy Cohen, for their efforts and dedication to the Empire State Building. We look forward to working with Paul Glickman and the JLL team as we continue to elevate the Empire State Building and build on our fantastic leasing success."
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