Rochlin of Rochlin Org. and Rubenstein of Ruskin Moscou rep Onyx in 37,224 s/f lease to Deloitte
Onyx Equities, LLC has completed a long-term 37,224 s/f lease renewal agreement at Two Jericho Plaza. Adam Rochlin of The Rochlin Organization and Eric Rubenstein of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek P.C. represented the landlord, Onyx, while CB Richard Ellis' John Nugent, vice chairman, and Raymond Ruiz, senior VP, represented the tenant, Deloitte.
"Deloitte decided to sign a long term lease and remain in their current office space due to the facility's excellent and convenient Long Island location and the trophy amenities and services that the property has to offer, including its hands-on property management services which cater to the needs of high-end tenants, such as Deloitte," said Michael Nevins, VP of asset management at Onyx Equities. "We are pleased to have been able to negotiate a lease renewal that met the needs of both parties."
Jericho Plaza is a two building 640,000 s/f class A office complex, which is located off Exit 40 of the Long Island Expressway. The building is currently 95% occupied, with tenants including New York Community Bank, RBC Dain Rauscher Inc., The Guardian, Morgan Stanley, IBM, Georgia Pacific, Traveler's Insurance and Capital One Bank.
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