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Posted: March 7, 2011
Klein of Winoker Realty brokers three leases totaling 16,000 s/f
Elliot Klein, senior VP with Winoker Realty Co., has negotiated three deals totaling 16,000 s/f at 29 West 30th St. Klein represented the building owner, 29 West 30th St. Managers LLC.
Cyrus JM Corp. closed a five-year lease for the building's entire fourth floor, which comprises 6,400 s/f. The tenant was represented by Barry Bernstein, senior managing director with Winoker.
Oral Arts Prosthetics, Ltd. closed a ten-year deal for the property's entire 11th floor, also measuring 6,400 s/f in size. Isaac Kashanian of Metropolitan Property Group represented the tenant.
Patient Focus Medical Examinations, P.C. signed a five-year lease for 3,200 s/f. The medical lab is occupying half of the building's fifth floor. John Najjar of Manhattan Realty Unlimited represented the tenant.
29 West 30th St. is a 12-story office building located between Fifth Ave. and Avenue of the Americas.
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