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Posted: September 8, 2008
Seiler and Li of CBRE lease 12,979 s/f
CB Richard Ellis arranged a 10-year, 12,979 s/f lease at 600 Third Ave. on behalf of investment firm 3G Capital Management. The tenant will occupy the entire 37th floor once the installation is complete. L&L Holding Co. is the landlord.
"3G needed more space to accommodate its current growth," said Sam Seiler of CBRE, who arranged the lease with Sinclair Li. "They had very specific geographic parameters and required space with spectacular views."
The 42-story, 548,000 s/f office tower is located on Third Ave. between 39th and 40th Sts. L&L was represented internally by David Berkey.
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