Levy and Greenberg of Adams & Co. broker six leases totaling 6,588 s/f
David Levy and Michael Greenberg of Adams & Co. have brokered six deals 110 W. 40th St. totaling 6,588 s/f. The deals include:
* A five-year, 2,051 s/f lease to Hestiun Capital Inc. Levy and Greenberg of Adams & Co. represented the landlord while Winoker Realty Co. represented the tenant.
* A five-year, 1,603 s/f lease to Goldstein Co. CPA. Levy and Greenberg represented the landlord and the tenant.
* A three-year, 1,089 s/f lease to W Design Studio Ltd. Levy and Greenberg represented the landlord and the tenant.
* A five-year, 974 s/f lease to Empire Textiles, LLC. Levy and Greenberg represented the landlord and the tenant.
* A 498 s/f lease to Beaders Sportswear Ltd. Levy and Greenberg represented the landlord and the tenant.
* A 373 s/f lease to Terryland Corp. Levy and Greenberg represented the landlord and the tenant.
The 26-story, 129,808 s/f property is located near Bryant Park and has 24-hour access. Recent renovations include new elevators and a new lobby. Notable tenants include Belmont Freeman Arch., Nu Image and FRP Apparel. Retail tenants include Croton Reservoir Tavern and Hightone Cafe.
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