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Simone Dev. and Fareri Associates lease 21,518 s/f at Purchase Professional Park

Purchase, NY Building on their reputation as the region’s premier developers of healthcare facilities, Simone Development Cos. and Fareri Associates have secured 21,518 s/f of new leases at Purchase Professional Park campus on Westchester Ave.

The landlord signed leases at 3010 Westchester Ave. with Westchester Park Pediatrics, a pediatric and adolescent medical practice, for 8,300 s/f, and International Research Services, a cosmetic testing company, for 5,771 s/f. Schweiger Dermatology Group leased 2,510 s/f at 3010 Westchester Ave. and was represented by Patricia Valenti of NKF. Additionally, Dr. Jeremy Brauer Dermatology leased space at 3000 Westchester Ave. and was represented by Derek Ritter of SQ/FT Commercial Brokerage. Matthew Lisk, Michael McCarthy and Kevin McCarthy of Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord on all lease transactions.

“We are very pleased to announce this latest round of leasing activity at Purchase Professional Park. Healthcare is the fastest growing industry sector in our region and Purchase Professional Park is leading the way as the location of choice for today’s medical practices. We offer an unbeatable combination of outstanding amenities, accessibility and abundant parking in an attractive campus setting,” said Joanna Simone, principal and vice president of leasing and property management operations of Simone Development Cos.

Situated on Westchester Ave. in Westchester’s “Medical Mile” along I-287, Purchase Professional Park combines first-class medical and professional office space, exceptional amenities and one of the most convenient office locations in the region. The park-like campus features four modern buildings (3000, 3010, 3020 and 3030 Westchester Avenue) totaling 220,000 square feet of Class A medical and office space. 3030 Westchester Avenue is an 85,000 square-foot medical building that is fully leased to Westmed Medical Group, a large multi-specialty group medical practice.

In addition to Westmed Medical Group, some of the park’s medical tenants include Burke Rehabilitation, ENT & Allergy Associates, Greenwich Hospital, Northern Westchester Hospital Associates, Rye Orthopedic Associates, Greenwich Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates, Merit Dental Inc; Liberty RC, Inc AKA Davita and Lederman & Lederman, LLOP.

Amenities at Purchase Professional Park include a cafe, which is undergoing a renovation to be completed in the summer of 2021, a fitness center, 24/7 building access with camera security, a beautifully landscaped courtyard with seating areas, on-site owner management and abundant complimentary parking.  In addition to the Café, The Espresso Guys Coffee Truck visits the complex daily for additional food and coffee needs. The complex offers a highly visible and convenient location at Exit 10 off of I-287, with access to major highways including I-95, I-684 and the Hutchinson River/Merritt Parkways, and is just minutes away from the Westchester County Airport and Metro-North train stations in Rye, Harrison and White Plains, providing access to the growing suburban patient base in Westchester, Fairfield and Putnam counties.

Cushman & Wakefield is the exclusive leasing agent for Purchase Professional Park.

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