Miovski and Finkelman of CBRE arrange 16,500 s/f lease HealthSTAR
CB Richard Ellis has negotiated a 10-year, 16,500 s/f lease at 902 Broadway on behalf of HealthSTAR Public Relations, a firm that specializes in healthcare marketing and public relations. It will occupy the entire 11th floor.
"HealthSTAR is a growing public relations agency, that very much wanted to remain in the Union Sq. neighborhood," said Gerry Miovski, senior VP, CBRE, who arranged the deal along with associate Barry Finkelman. "Their clients are some of the largest companies in the world, including the giants of the pharmaceutical industry, such as Bayer and GlaxoSmithKline."
Constructed in 1930, the 330,000 s/f building is located between 20th and 21st Sts. in the Flatiron District. Other tenants there include MKDA Architects Design and Bayard Advertising Agency.
Perry Mesmer and Marty Meyer, of GVA Williams, represented the landlord, 902 Broadway Associates.
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