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O'Brien and Litwak of M. C. O'Brien represent lessor in 27,115 s/f lease; Zweig of Locations, Inc. represents tenant, Americare, Inc.

M. C. O'Brien, Inc. has completed the leasing of a 27,115 s/f office space at 2275 Coleman St. in Marine Park. M. C. O'Brien exclusively represented the lessor, Kings Plaza Associates in the transaction, a multi year lease with Americare, Inc. a regional provider of home health care nursing services. This modern building formerly occupied by Allstate Insurance is adjacent to the Marine Park Golf Course with easy access to the Belt Pkwy. and is one block from the transportation hub at Kings Plaza Mall and Flatbush Ave. William O'Brien, SIOR and Harris Litwak, Esq., both of M.C. O'Brien represented the lessor, Kings Plaza Associates and Nick Zweig of Locations, Inc. represented the tenant. There is presently, 11,272 s/f still available in this unique and well positioned 46,000 s/f two-story office building.
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