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Posted: July 27, 2010
Marc and Michael Schoen of Savitt Partners rep tenant in 2,100 s/f lease at 530 Seventh Avenue
LA Movers, a manufacturer of women's outerwear, has committed to 2,100 s/f at 530 Seventh Ave. The owner of the company currently houses another signature brand at the building and wanted to relocate LA Movers to a showroom within the 460,000 s/f property owned by Savitt Partners LLC and located on 39th St. and Seventh Ave. in the Fashion District.
The Savitt Partners team of Marc Schoen and Michael Schoen represented LA Movers in the lease negotiations. Bob Savitt acted on behalf of the building ownership.
Tenants in the property include Perry Ellis, Max Mara, Chaus, Fire, New Balance, Nike Swimwear, Kenneth Cole, Level 99 and Baby Phat, as well as multi-line showroom reps Point A Showroom, TKE, Lerner Et Cie and Focus Showroom.
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