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Swig Equities arranges five leases at 80 Broad Street totaling 65,320 s/f

According to Kent Swig, president of Swig Equities, LLC, the firm has completed five leases at 80 Broad St. totaling 65,320 s/f. 80 Broad St. is a 36-story, 400,000 s/f commercial office building. "These leases are prime examples of the strong support that 80 Broad St. has in the FiDi office market. We are thrilled by the confidence that existing and new tenants continue to show by virtue of the lease renewals and expansions, as well as the new leases that have been completed," said Swig. "We greatly appreciate the ongoing support from the brokerage community in assisting with many of these transactions." Lease renewals at 80 Broad St. include Aegis Communications Group (represented by Joseph Genovesi and Mark Shapses of Studley) for 25,000 s/f; R.F. Lafferty (represented by David Ofman of The Lawrence Group) for 9,500 s/f; Relocation.com for 3,500 s/f; and HQ Global Solutions (represented by Scott Sloves, Mark Ravesloot and Peter Danna of CB Richard Ellis) for 25,000 s/f. A new lease was signed by accounting firm Omimi & Associates (represented by Sadah Ali of Vicus Partners) for 2,320 s/f. "80 Broad St., like our other commercial properties, provides superb services and excellent commercial amenities which appeal to tenants who desire a prime business location with strong management," said Todd Korren, executive vice president and director of leasing and operations at Swig Equities. "With four deals closed to date in the first four months of 2011 at 80 Broad St., we are optimistic about the strength of the market and the prospects for 80 Broad St. and our other commercial properties. We look forward to building and expanding upon our accomplishments while maintaining our momentum throughout the remainder of the year," said Swig.
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