Hunt Corporate Services" width="115" height="144" /> John Hoblin, Hunt Corporate ServicesHauppauge, NY According to TRITEC Real Estate Company, Inc., Duralee has signed a lease for 14,762 s/f at TRITEC’s 49 Wireless Blvd. The 86,500 s/f office building, 49 Wireless Blvd., is located in Hauppauge Industrial Park and is now 100% occupied.
An established company with a fresh, young perspective on design, Duralee has continuously expanded their extensive offerings of fabric, furniture, and trim to include designs from traditional to modern in order to supply the interior design industry with the proper tools to continue its rapid growth.
John Hoblin of Hunt Corporate Services represented Duralee. Ray Ruiz of JLL represented 49 Wireless and TRITEC.
TRITEC Building Company will complete the construction of the Duralee space and the tenant is expected to take occupancy by the end of the year.
“49 Wireless Boulevard provides a significant amount amenities, including a conference facility, café, and mailroom, that you would not commonly find in class “B” space. The building is now 100% leased and that is a testament to TRITEC providing those amenities and going above and beyond for tenants.” Said Ray Ruiz Executive Vice President for Jones Lang LaSalle.
In April of 2004, TRITEC acquired 49 Wireless Boulevard, a 86,500 square foot industrial building. The building was repositioned as a Class B+ office; amenities include a cafe, a conference room, as well as vending and mailrooms. Wide, well lit hallways and soothing colors make the building easy to navigate and tenant friendly. The building employs many techniques to make it more environmentally sustainable; there are large lawns, an outdoor eating area, bike racks and showers for tenant use.
TRITEC Real Estate Company has established itself as a leader among New York commercial real estate companies, with a decades-long track record of successfully acquiring, developing, constructing, financing, leasing and managing real estate projects.
When Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) were first part of commercial real estate risk management, it was the lenders driving this requirement. When a borrower wanted a loan on a property, banks would utilize a list of “Approved Consultants” to order the report on both refinances and purchases.