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Koeppel Rosen arranges 18,200 s/f lease for Industrious at 902 Broadway

Manhattan, NY Koeppel Rosen LLC, leasing and management agent for the Rosen family portfolio, and stewards for a number of office properties, has arranged a new 18,200 s/f, long-term lease for Industrious at 902 Broadway.

Industrious will occupy the entire seventh floor at the property.

Max Koeppel, director of leasing for Koeppel Rosen, represented ownership in-house, while Justin Halpern and Edward Wartels of Cushman & Wakefield negotiated on behalf of Industrious.

“As companies continue to adapt to ever-evolving working styles and employee preferences, we’re seeing a resurgence of coworking providers leasing space in New York City,” said Koeppel.  “Industrious was looking for a space in a central, Midtown location that offered users access to transit, nearby recreation options, and building amenities, and 902 Broadway was a perfect fit.”

Industrious, a flexible premium workplace provider, makes workplaces welcoming, empowering, and delightful. The company creates enriching experiences that foster productivity, collaboration, and community for individuals and teams of all sizes. Its spaces include dedicated offices, turnkey private suites, and on-demand access to coworking and meeting spaces. 

Built in 1913, 902 Broadway is a 20-story office property in the Flatiron District. The building has undergone a comprehensive capital improvement program that introduced modern amenities to the historic property, including a new lobby, security, destination dispatch elevators, and other efficient systems. With 12-ft. ceiling heights and large windows, each floor is filled with light and provides tenants with functional layouts. The building is surrounded by a number of dining and retail destinations, and provides tenants with access to a number of transportation options, such as the F, M, L, 4, 5, 6, N, Q , R, W and PATH trains

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