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Levkov of Colliers arranges 6,850 s/f headquarters lease

Colliers International arranged a long-term, 6,850 s/f headquarters lease for non-profit organization Publicolor at 20 West 36th St. The New York City-based non-profit - which seeks to improve education for youth through a long-term continuum of design-based programs that include painting warm colors in cold, institutional-looking inner-city public school buildings - will relocate its headquarters to the 12-story, 100,000 s/f office building in the fall. Publicolor's new space, which will occupy the entire ninth floor, will include a combination of studios for students and offices for staff. Dmitry Levkov, managing director at Colliers International, exclusively represented the tenant in the transaction, and is an active Publicolor volunteer.
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