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McCarthy Associates brokers four leases totaling 36,659 s/f

McCarthy Associates has completed four leases totaling 36,659 s/f in Westchester County. The deals include: * Nexant, Inc. signed a long-term lease for over 15,500 s/f at 44 South Broadway, White Plains for their regional headquarters. Beacon Capital Partners, LLC, the owners of Westchester One, was represented by Greg Frisoli of Cushman & Wakefield. * Velocity Sports signed a lease for 18,789 s/f for a new sports training facility in the northern suburban market. Tim Donahue, a former McCarthy Associates salesperson who is now with CBRE, represented the tenant. Leon Silverman of Silverman Realty Group, Inc. represented himself. * Brian Foley & Co. completed a renewal of its space for 1,120 s/f at White Plains Plaza. Foley, who has been a tenant at the downtown complex for 15 years, was represented by Michael McCarthy of McCarthy Associates. Larry Ruggieri of Cushman & Wakefield of Conn. represented the ownership. * Logantex Acquisition, in a relocation from N.Y.C., signed a new lease for 1,250 s/f in Mamaroneck. McCarthy represented the tenant. The owner, Phillip Ruth, represented himself.
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