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Simone Development Companies signs long-term lease with Bronx Chamber of Commerce

Bronx, NY Simone Development Companies has signed a new long-term lease with the Bronx Chamber of Commerce for 1,841 s/f of office space at 1200 Waters Pl., part of the Hutchinson Metro Center. The Bronx Chamber of Commerce, currently located within the building, is relocating to the new space as part of an expansion that nearly doubles its footprint.

Simone Development Companies was represented by in-house leasing and legal teams; the Bronx Chamber of Commerce was also represented in-house.

“Simone Development Companies has long been a committed partner in the Bronx’s economic growth, and our decision to expand within Hutchinson Metro Center reflects the strength of that relationship,” said Bronx Chamber of commerce president Lisa Sorin. “Their continued investment in creating a high-quality, mixed-use campus has helped foster a dynamic business environment that supports employers, institutions, and community organizations alike. As the Bronx Chamber grows its footprint to better serve our members, we are proud to do so at a campus that embodies innovation, accessibility, and long-term commitment to the borough.”

“The Bronx Chamber of Commerce plays a vital role in supporting local businesses and driving economic growth throughout the borough, and we are proud to accommodate their expanding needs within our Hutchinson Metro Center campus,” said Joe Simone, president of Simone Development Companies. “1200 Waters Pl. continues to attract a diverse roster of tenants, offering the modern, flexible space and strategic location they need.”

1200 Waters Pl. is a 433,000 s/f Class A building featuring medical, academic, and office space supported by a landscaped courtyard, fitness center, teleconference center, and abundant free parking. Major tenants include Mercy University, Montefiore, New York GI Center, ENT and Allergy Associates, The New Jewish Home, Adams Clinical, and several federal, state, and city agencies. The rest of the Hutchinson Metro Center is also home to several well-known retail tenants including Chipotle, LA Fitness, Dunkin’, A-Z Nutrition, Tower Café, and a Residence Inn by Marriott.

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