Gutierrez, Ceppos, Coleman and Paktinat of Colliers lease 6,500 s/f on behalf of developer FCRC
Yonkers, NY Colliers International has arranged, on behalf of developer Forest City Ratner Companies (FCRC), two, long-term office leases totaling 6,500 s/f at 73 Market St. The 250,000 s/f, class A office building is situated within FCRC’s mixed-use development known as Westchester’s Ridge Hill.
Among the new transactions, Scarsdale Oral Surgery has signed a 4,000 s/f lease for a new oral surgery center. This location on the third floor of the trophy office building complement the practice’s three other locations in Westchester County.
Additionally, global computer-based testing provider Pearson VUE - part of Pearson PLC and the Pearson Education family - signed a 2,500 s/f lease on the third floor of the building.
Al Gutierrez, executive managing director for Colliers International, who along with senior managing director Ian Ceppos, director Stephanie Coleman, and associate Cameron Paktinat, exclusively represented the landlord.
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