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Posted: October 3, 2017
SL Green Realty completes leases at 600 Lexington
Manhattan, NY SL Green Realty has signed new leases with three financial firms at 600 Lexington Ave., the 304,750 s/f property located at the corner on East 52nd St.
GLC Advisors & Co. Holdings LLC signed a seven-year, 12,487 s/f lease for the 9th floor of the building; KCL Capital signed a five-year 6,780 s/f lease to occupy the 28th floor; and NexPhase Capital LP signed a five-year deal for the 12th floor.
Daniel Posy and Jason Roberts of Savills Studley represented GLC Advisors and KCL tenants; Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s Brian Goldman and Eric Cagner acted on behalf of NexPhase, and Paul Glickman, Diana Biasotti, Jonathan Fanuzzi and Ben Bass of Jones Lang LaSalle acted on behalf of SL Green.
“We are delighted to welcome these three prominent firms to 600 Lexington,” said Steven Durels, executive VP, director of leasing and real property at SL Green, “the building provides a rare combination of efficient, small floors with floor to ceiling windows and white glove service which is highly appealing to upscale tenants. This leasing activity brings the building to nearly 99% occupancy.”
Among other tenants in the building are Element Capital, Falcon Investment, MKP Capital Management, Intermediate Capital Group and LibreMax Capital LLC.
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