Solimine of Signature Partners brokers five leases totaling 23,619 s/f
Signature Partners, LLC has completed five lease negotiations for client Wells Fargo, totaling 23,619 s/f. Robert Solimine of Signature negotiated the leases for all of the spaces. The deals include:
* 532 Broadhollow Rd.: A 6,010 s/f commercial space between T. Weiss Realty and Wells Fargo.
* 585 Stewart Ave., 6th floor: A 7,015 s/f commercial lease a renewal and expansion for Wells Fargo. Joe LoPresti of Concord Real Estate represented the landlord, DRD Realty.
* 651 Willowbrook Rd., Staten Island: A commercial office lease of 3,534 s/f on the second floor of a 30,000 s/f office building owned by Frank Mor Realty.
* 2350 Merrick Rd., Bellmore: A 3,060 commercial s/f lease between JJB Enterprises and Wells Fargo. The initial 1,560 s/f lease, brokered in Nov. 2009 was followed by an additional requirement of 1,500 s/f in Dec. 2009.
* 42 Hill St., Southampton: A lease between Wells Fargo and Hill Street Mews for the 4,000 commercial s/f located on the partial ground floor.
Brooklyn, NY Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of 733 Dekalb Ave., a fully free-market multifamily and retail property in the Bed-Stuy neighborhood. The asset sold for $2.8 million.
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