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Posted: October 18, 2016
Zar of Zar Property NY acts for landlord and tenant in 3,450 s/f lease
46-50 Greene Street - Manhattan, NYManhattan, NY Heroes Model Management, a full service modeling agency, has signed a seven-year lease at 46-50 Greene St. in the SoHo neighborhood.
David Zar, Zar Property NYStarting next month, they will be occupying 3,450 s/f on the 2nd floor of the five-story elevator building located between Broome and Grand Sts. “Heroes” will be tripling the size of their showroom and are relocating from 110 Greene aka “The Soho Building,” purchased last year by SL Green.
Asking rents in the building are $75 per s/f.
Current tenants in the building include Artemide, a high end lighting company, and Gudrun Sjoden.
David Zar of Zar Property NY represented both ownership and tenant.
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