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Posted: December 23, 2013
Swierbut of Reckson/SLG leases 9,171 s/f at Mount Pleasant Corporate Center
Reckson, a division of SL Green (SLG) revealed that VMTurbo, Inc., a company that provides infrastructure efficiency for cloud and virtualized environments, has signed a lease covering 9,171 s/f at 115-117 Stevens Ave., a 126,000 s/f building aka Mount Pleasant Corporate Center.
David Perlmutter, Perlmutter Properties represented VMTurbo in the transaction, while Robert Swierbut, vice president, acted for Reckson/SLG in-house.
"Equipped with sophisticated fiber optics and state-of the art communications systems, the building is definitely becoming a magnet for technology firms," said John Barnes, Reckson/SLG senior vice president and managing director, suburban division.
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