James and Jeffrey Buslik of Adams & Co. broker seven leases - 8,065 s/f; at 231 West 39th Street; Represented the tenants and landlord
James Buslik, principal, and Jeffery Buslik of Adams & Co. have brokered seven deals at 231 West 39th St. totaling 8,065 s/f. The two brokers represented the tenant and landlord (231/249 West 29 Street Associates) in all of the transactions. The deals include:
* A five-year, 2,339 s/f renewal and expansion for Studio A.
* A two-year, 1,086 s/f renewal for Kabir SM Holdings Inc.
* A two-year, 1,039 s/f renewal for Kendra Scott Design, Inc.
* A two-year, 1,005 s/f renewal for Sienna Rose, Inc.
* A three-year, 890 s/f renewal for Elan International, Inc.
* A three-year, 864 s/f renewal for Cass New York, Inc.
* A two-year, 842 s/f renewal for Chapter One Sportswear, Inc.
231 West 39th St. was built in 1908. The12-story property, known as the Contemporary Fashion Center, is the home of over 100 fashion showrooms and over 400 different fashion lines. Notable tenants and fashion lines include Hardtail, Hudson Jeans, Shoshanna, Milly, Autumn Cashmere and Joe's Jeans.
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