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Posted: July 30, 2012
Famularo and Idnani of NYCRS rep tenant in 3,125 s/f lease; Covey and Berkowitz of RKF rep landlord
James Famularo and Ravi Idnani of New York Commercial Real Estate Services (NYCRS) arrange lease negotiations for a new restaurant concept in Midtown East. "Masq" will be a unique eating experience with a Moulin Rouge twist. As exclusive tenant agents, Famularo and Idnani completed a 3,125 s/f lease at 306 East 49th St. The brokers representing the landlord were Greg Covey and Ross Berkowitz of RKF. The group is set open their new restaurant in September.
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