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Murray Hill Properties closes five leases: 18,865 s/f

Murray Hill Properties has completed five leases totaling 18,865 s/f. The deals include: * A five-year 2,350 s/f lease at 2027 Williamsbridge Rd. for East Tremont Medical Group. Jesse Rubens of Murray Hill represented both the tenant and owner, Anzalone & Leschins. * A 20-year 2,000 s/f lease at 43-36 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria for Berry Fresh Farm, Inc. Rubens and Bret Varricchio of Murray Hill represented the owner, LaGuardia Center Realty, LLC. While William O'Brien of M.C. O'Brien, Inc. represented the tenant. * A 10-year 5,335 s/f lease at 30 Broad St. for Hanweck Associates. Rick Doolittle and Wes Rudes of Murray Hill represented both the tenant and owner, Gotham Broad. * A five-year 7,500 s/f lease at 110 West 57th St. for Rabin Partners. Mark Toubin, Doolittle and Rudes of Murray Hill represented the tenant. While John Moxley of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the sublessor, The Rockport Co., LLC. * A 10-year 7,015 s/f lease at 111 Broadway for Law Offices of Mark Seitelman. Doolittle represented the tenant. While Trinity Centre LLC, owner represented themselves.
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