Futterman, Strauss and Worthman of RKF lease 7,675 s/f to Doral Bank
Robert K. Futterman & Associates (RKF) arranged a 7,675 s/f lease with Doral Bank at 345 Park Ave. South on behalf of RFR Realty. RKF chairman & CEO Robert Futterman, VP Joshua Strauss and director Michael Worthman represented RFR Realty. William Crisp, president of William Crisp Realty, represented Doral Bank.
Doral Bank leased 7,675 s/f - 4,044 s/f on the ground floor and 3,631 s/f in the basement on the corner of 26th St.
"Doral Bank, based in Puerto Rico, had a location on Park Avenue South several years ago and was interested in reentering the market as part of its overall Manhattan expansion," said Worthman. "345 Park Ave. South offers the bank a prime corner location with strong co-tenancy from other financial institutions."
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