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Posted: January 19, 2021
O’Brien & Peters of M.C. O’Brien Inc. lease 24,100 s/f total
New York, NY M.C. O’Brien Inc. closed the following leases:
- 5,000 s/f lease renewal for CAMBA Inc., at 120 Stuyvesant Pl. on Staten Island.
- 3,450 s/f for The Legal Service’s Group at CAMBA for a full floor, at 56 Bay St., Staten Island.
- Bronx-based, Sauti Yetu, which will provide family support services on a full floor of 3,450 s/f at 56 Bay St., Staten Island.
- An additional lease for Sauti Yetu of 3,500 s/f at 574 Livonia Ave., in East New York, Brooklyn. This site was M.C. O’Brien’s exclusive agency on behalf of a L & M Development and Dunn Development Corp. JV.
- 3,500 s/f at exclusive agency 887 East New York Ave., Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The tenant, Community Counseling and Mediation Services was represented by Ingram and Hebron.
- Crab Du Jour took 1,250 s/f at 888 Utica Ave., East Flatbush;
- Bamboo walk leased 3,200 s/f at 1349 Utica Ave., Flatlands, Brooklyn, which benefits from a drive thru.
- The UPS Store took 750 s/f at 200 Franklin Ave. in Greenpoint.
The leasing team of William O’Brien, SIOR and Davon Peters represented M.C. O’Brien in all leases.
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