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RFR Realty leases 9,100 s/f to Pamplona Capital at 375 Park Avenue

According to RFR Realty LLC, Pamplona Capital Management has signed a 9,100 s/f lease at 375 Park Ave. Pamplona, a specialist investment manager that manages assets for public pension funds, international wealth managers and others, took the space on the 17th floor of the building. The lease follows a flurry of activity in the landmarked building, including Atlas Merchant Capital's 17,519 s/f lease, Invemed Associates' 7,000 s/f renewal, and Fintech Advisory's 10,000 s/f renewal and expansion. Located on Park Ave. between 52nd and 53rd Sts., 375 Park Ave. remains the preeminent office building in New York City, if not the world. It already houses some of the world's premiere sovereign wealth funds, private equity firms, hedge funds and boutique financial services firms and continues to attract more, as Pamplona's lease demonstrates. Steve Morrows, RFR Realty executive vice president and director of leasing, represented the company in-house in the lease negotiations. Pamplona was represented in the lease by Joseph Simone of Tishman Real Estate Services.
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