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Industry City completes 3 leases totaling 25,987 s/f

Industry City has signed the following five-year leases totaling 25,987 s/f: * Next Door's, a photo studio as well as prop rental and set design business, signed a lease for 11,601 s/f at 67 34th St. for production and art fabrication. * Sebastian Errazuriz Studio, founded 12 years ago by a South American artist and designer of the same name, signed a lease for 8,180 s/f at 32 33rd St. * McConnell & Borow, Inc., creating unique and award-winning sets, props, and displays, signed a lease for 6,206 s/f at 88 35th St. after relocating from 239 St. Mark Ave. "At Industry City, we take great pride in offering professionals, like those recently signed, an inspirational and unique environment in which they and their businesses can thrive," said Jeff Fein, a member of the leasing team at Industry City. "From the communal exhibition space to the creative office units that can be customized to meet very unique requirements, we are committed to collaborating with these artisans to foster the creative spirit found here." "Industry City remains a leading choice for artists and designers. They see the value in being in a location, like this, where other like-minded individuals are and ownership works with them to ensure their space will contribute to their creative process," said Fein.
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