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Posted: June 28, 2022
Waldman and Abdo of Lee & Associates NYC rep. Gotham Production Studios in 4,896 s/f lease
Manhattan, NY Lee & Associates NYC represented Gotham Production Studios, a full-scale podcast production company in a 4,896 s/f lease at 251 West 39th St. in Midtown.
A Lee & Associates team of Ari Waldman and Corey Abdo represented Gotham Production Studios in the transaction. Michael Frantz at Avison Young represented the landlord, Ung 1 Realty, LLC.
“Gotham Production Studios is one of the leading podcast production companies, and was in the market for an upgraded space in close proximity to major transit hubs,” said Waldman. “251 West 39th St. proved to be the perfect combination—close enough to several transportation options to make it convenient for their growing roster of clients, with new features to fit their needs.”
Gotham Production Studios offers all services a podcast creator could need, ranging from recording and production to coaching, editing distribution and marketing. 251 West 39th Street is centrally located a short distance from Port Authority Bus Terminal, the Times Square transit stop, and Penn Station.
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