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Posted: July 14, 2010
Rockrose Development extends Wilhelmina Model's 12,671 s/f lease at 300 Park Ave. S.
Owner Rockrose Development Corp. has extended Wilhelmina Model's lease for the entire 12,671 s/f second floor at its 300 Park Ave. South.
"They've been a wonderful tenant," said Rockrose senior VP Patricia Dunphy, "and we have a feeling that whoever ends up leasing most of our building, and getting all the benefits that goes with it, is not going to mind sharing some of the soon-to-be upgraded common areas of 300 Park Ave. South with the Wilhelmina models."
Andrew Peretz and John Peters of Cushman & Wakefield, exclusive leasing agent for 300 Park Ave. South, represented Rockrose.
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