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The Feil Organization secures over 83,000 s/f in leasing at 570 Lexington Ave.

Manhattan, NY The Feil Organization has completed 83,673 s/f of leasing activity throughout 2025 at 570 Lexington Ave. Within the activity, new leases totaled 25,816 s/f, and renewals included 57,857 s/f.

Most recently, the Feil Organization signed Gretchen Schumann to a new seven-year lease for 4,338 s/f on the 33rd floor. Jonathan Schindler and Troy Elias from Cushman & Wakefield represented Gretchen Schumann. Additional lease activity throughout the year includes: 

• Alcova Capital Management – 43rd floor – 4,081 s/f (renewal)

• Amvest – 37th floor – 4,079 s/f (new)

• Asset TV – 20th floor – 7,750 s/f (renewal)

• Carrera Willowbridge Capital – 31st floor – 4,320 s/f (renewal)

• CP Capital – 46th floor – 3,939 s/f (new)

• Globex – 30th floor – 4,320 s/f (renewal)

• Gretchen Schumann – 33rd floor – 4,338 s/f (new)

• Institute of Art – New York LLC – 6th floor – 19,436 s/f (renewal)

• Lucid Capital – entire 41st floor – 8,156 s/f (expansion)

• Opici Family Distributing – 25th floor – 5,304 s/f (new)

• Quad Partners – 30th floor – 4,123 s/f (renewal)

• The City of New York (DCAS) – 47th floor – 3,882 s/f (renewal)

• The Roosevelt Institute – partial 5th floor – 6,610 s/f (renewal)

• Ziegler Ziegler – 24th floor – 3,335 s/f (renewal).

The Feil Organization was represented by Andrew Wiener, Tim Parlante and Kyle Young in all transactions.

“570 Lexington Avenue remains a cornerstone of our portfolio, and the current leasing momentum reflects its strong position in Midtown’s competitive market,” said Andrew Wiener, head of commercial office leasing at the Feil Organization. “By combining strategic upgrades with personalized tenant support, we’re proud to offer a space that truly meets the evolving needs of today’s businesses.”

Built in 1932, 570 Lexington Ave. is a 450,622 s/f landmarked skyscraper, located in Midtown Manhattan with close proximity to public transportation and is a short walk from Grand Central Terminal. Along with offering Schnipper’s and an incoming HF Food Hall at the base of the building, 570 Lexington Ave. is surrounded by a world-class selection of corporate landmarks, restaurants, hotels and cultural destinations. 

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