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Lord of ATCO leases 6,360 s/f at 555 Fifth Avenue

Stone Lion Capital Partners, LP has leased the entire 6,360 s/f 18th floor at ATCO Properties & Management's office building at 555 Fifth Ave. John Lord, VP of ATCO, represented the landlord, while Ken Ruderman, executive VP, and Frederick Piumelli, assistant director, both of Studley, represented the tenant. "We are excited to welcome this new tenant to our building," said Lord. "555 Fifth Ave. offers a tremendous mix of prime office and retail space in the heart of midtown, just blocks from Grand Central Terminal." Located on the southeast corner of East 46th St., the 20-floor, LEED Silver awarded, 555 Fifth Ave. hosts a list of prominent tenants, including; Harris Corporation, CW Financial Services, Valley National, Global Excess Partners, Floyd Advisory, Barnes & Noble and Wichcraft. For more information on ATCO, please contact 718-326-3560 x209 or visit the company's website, www.atco555.com. About ATCO For over eight decades, ATCO has owned, managed, and developed a diverse real estate portfolio, primarily in and around New York City, and provided a range of services to other real estate owners. The company is in its fourth generation of family ownership, and ATCO presently owns and manages more than 35 buildings ranging from high-rise office and residential towers to retail properties, from one-story industrial structures to high tech flex buildings. The portfolio of New York City properties includes: 555 Fifth Avenue, 40 Central Park South, 41 West 58th Street, 630 Third Avenue, 381 and 373 Park Avenue South and the Atlas Terminals. Nationally, the corporation owns properties in Austin, Texas; Darien, Connecticut; Totowa, New Jersey; Mill Valley, California; and Orlando, Florida. Internationally, ATCO has investments in seven European countries.
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