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Thru the Lens: Fisher Brothers hosts Summer Kickoff event at 1345 Avenue of the Americas

Shown above (from left) are: Adam Foster of CBRE, Winston Fisher of Fisher Brothers, Alex Chudnoff and Peter Riguardi of Jones Lang LaSalle, Bruce Mosler of Cushman & Wakefield, and David Falk of Newmark Knight Frank.

New York, NY Fisher Brothers hosted more than 250 of the city’s top brokers for a Summer Kickoff event at 1345 Avenue of the Americas, its Central Park District office tower.  The event showcased the $65 million renovation program Fisher Brothers is undertaking at the 50-story, two-million s/f building. Fisher Brothers partner Winston Fisher addressed the attendees with descriptions of the building upgrades, which include transforming the outdoor space with a new plaza and landscaping program; creating a more welcoming lobby and entry to the building; modernizing and redesigning the elevators; and upgrading all HVAC and security systems.

“Our goal with the plaza redesign and landscaping program is to extend the openness, light and natural beauty of Central Park down the Sixth Avenue corridor and up through the entrance of our building,” said Fisher. He went on to explain Fisher Brothers’ outlook for the property. “We are able to make these major investments because we are committed to owning and operating 1345 for the long-run. Just as importantly, we have complete faith in the future of this incredible neighborhood,” he said.

In addition to the renovation program, Fisher Brothers will be expanding the building’s amenities, with a brand new conference space, fitness facility, stylish lounge area, and grab-and-go food concept planned for the concourse level of the tower.

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