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Malkin of Malkin Holdings announces lease at W&H Properties' 1359 Broadway

The Bob Woodruff Foundation, the national nonprofit dedicated to programs that support post-9/11 injured service members, veterans and their families after they return home, has leased a pre-built suite of 2,805 s/f at W&H Properties' 1359 Broadway, announces Anthony Malkin, president of Malkin Holdings LLC, which supervises the W&H Properties portfolio. Occupancy will begin in August, when the Foundation moves from its current location at 100 Wall Street. "We have several prominent nonprofit tenants in the W&H portfolio of Pre-War trophy office buildings," said Malkin. "We're pleased to add the Bob Woodruff Foundation to the list." Brittany Silver and Jamie Jacobs of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank represented the Bob Woodruff Foundation in the lease negotiations. William Cohen, Ryan Kass, Neil Rubin and Andrew Weisz, also of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, represented the landlord.
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