NKF's Goodkind, Ohls and Rosencrans handle 8,000 s/f in three leases
The recent renovation and repositioning of Wilton 372 as a boutique Class A property continues to deliver excellent leasing activity for owner Luzern Associates LLC and affiliated entities as it competes for office tenants in the Fairfield County marketplace.
Three leases for 8,000 s/f have recently been signed at the building by Relocation Taxes, LLC, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, and Systra Consulting, Inc.
The three transactions follow the 39,000-s/f burst of leasing at Wilton 372 late last year, comprised of leases by Boyce Benefits Group, Euro RSCG Discovery, Kantar Retail; Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Inc., and Drinks Americas Holdings LTD.
Newmark Knight Frank managing principals John Goodkind and Gilbert Ohls, and executive managing director Richard Rosencrans handle leasing for Wilton 372.
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