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Posted: April 8, 2013

Savanna donates 8,409 s/f of space at 100 Wall Street

Savanna donated the use of 8,409 s/f of space at 100 Wall St. to Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC). "Savanna is proud to continue its active association with LMCC who for 40 years, has done an exceptional job of ensuring that the cultural fabric of lower Manhattan continues to evolve and become integral to the lives of office tenants and downtown residents," said Kevin Hoo, vice president, Savanna and board member at LMCC. 100 Wall St. is a 29-story, 520,000 s/f class A office building located on Wall St. between Front and Water Sts. in Manhattan's Financial District.
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