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Schultz of NAI Global closes four recent leases

Adam Schultz, associate director of NAI Global's New York City office, represented four financial companies in separate office leases in Midtown. Schultz represented Wolf Asset Management in the 10-year lease at 650 Fifth Ave. Andrew Weiner of Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord, Pahlevi Foundation. Schutz also represented Modern Capital Advisors in a five-year lease at 630 Fifth Ave. David Taylor of Tishman Speyer represented the landlord in the transaction. In another recent transaction, Schultz represented Morris Associates in a five-year lease at 400 Madison Ave. Randy Abend of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the landlord, Macklowe Properties. In a final lease, Schultz represented IJC Partners in a seven-year lease at 20 East 46th St.
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