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JEMB Realty & KSR Capital sign TurboTax to 2,500 s/f retail lease at One Willoughby Square

Brooklyn, NY JEMB Realty has completed the signing of a long-term retail lease with Intuit TurboTax at One Willoughby Sq., the landmark commercial destination. Intuit TurboTax will occupy 2,500 s/f at the base of the tower, neighboring the CorePower Yoga Brooklyn flagship and marking the major financial services brand’s second Brooklyn location.

Michael Remer of JLL represented the tenant in the transaction. Jack Hamadani, Freddy Souid, and Darren Kassin of KSR represented the landlord.

Intuit TurboTax’s presence at One Willoughby Sq. will bring expanded financial services access directly to the downtown community.

“One Willoughby Sq. continues to attract best-in-class companies, and we are proud to welcome Intuit to the building,” said Jacob Jerome, principal at JEMB Realty. “This transaction reflects both the strength of the asset and the continued evolution of Downtown Brooklyn as a premier destination for innovative companies. We look forward to a strong and long-term partnership with Intuit.”

The addition of Intuit TurboTax to One Willoughby Sq.’s retail roster continues JEMB Realty’s track record of curating a distinguished mix of tenants that serve the needs of the surrounding community while elevating the overall commercial experience at the property.

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