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Posted: June 13, 2011
Sullivan of CBC Hunter renews 4,400 s/f lease
Thomas Sullivan, senior managing director of Coldwell Banker Commercial Hunter Realty has arranged a long-term lease renewal for the 4,400 s/f offices of Disco International, Inc. in the Paragon Building at 15 West 44th St., between Fifth and Sixth Aves.
"Considering the current economic climate in New York, this was an excellent decision for Disco International to sign a long-term lease renewal in Midtown," said Sullivan. "In addition to excellent terms for the floor-through space, the building offers many amenities and is situated near hotels, restaurants and transportation." Representing the landlord was Andrew Pal, Esq. of Wiggin and Dana, LLP.
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