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Reckson/SL Green acquires 65,000 s/f office and retail condo portion of the White Plains Ritz Carlton

Reckson, a division of SL Green Realty Corp. has acquired, as lead investor in association with Renaissance Office Partners, the commercial office and retail condominium component of the Residences at Ritz Carlton development at 7 Renaissance Sq. Reckson will be responsible for leasing and managing the office and retail condominium consisting of the first seven floors (65,000 s/f) of the 44-story, class A tower. "We are very excited to add such a world class building as 7 Renaissance Sq. to our current roster of suburban office properties," said John Barnes. senior VP and senior director, Reckson/SL Green. "We anticipate great interest from boutique office users requiring a superior Downtown White Plains location. The building's floor plates range from 7,500 - 14,865 s/f, and would suit tenants across a broad range of industry sectors." Reckson has earned a reputation throughout Westchester, Connecticut, Long Island and New Jersey for the delivery of superior property management and leasing services, boasting a suburban commercial portfolio of more than 5.5 million s/f of class A properties, tenanted by some of the most prominent companies and Fortune 500's. Among the amenities on offer at the Ritz office and retail condominium are covered parking for 150 cars, a fitness center, and spectacular conference center.
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