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Wiener named VP - director of leasing at L&L

Andrew Wiener has been named VP - director of leasing at L&L Holding Co., LLC, according to the company's chairman and CEO David Levinson. In his new post, he will collaborate with L&L executive VP David Berkey in overseeing all leasing activity for the firm's NYC office portfolio, which comprises over 6.5 million s/f of rentable space. He will also continue to help underwrite potential acquisitions for the company. Since joining L&L in 2010 as an associate, and later being promoted to leasing director, he has closed over 1.7 million s/f of space transactions, valued at over $400 million. Before joining L&L, Wiener was an analyst and leasing agent in Cushman & Wakefield's Strategic Agency Services Group, where he was responsible for implementing a leasing and tenant retention strategy for a 4 million s/f real estate portfolio. A graduate of the University of Delaware, where he earned a bachelor of arts degree in Political Science, Wiener is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and is active in many charities, including the State of Israel Bonds where from 2013 to 2014 he served as the co-chair of its new leadership division. Founded in 2000 by Messers Levinson and Lapidus, Manhattan-based L&L Holding Company, LLC focuses on re-developing office buildings by identifying untapped potential assets with the goal of maximizing their value and leveraging the company's vertically integrated platform. For more information on L&L, visit their website www.ll-holding.com.
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