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Posted: January 28, 2013
WRA Properties reps landlord in 1,075 s/f; Weiss and Klein of KGW assist
Lexington Pizza & Hot Dog signed a 15 year lease for 1,075 s/f corner space at 125th St. and Lexington Ave.(a.k.a.-134 East 125th St.) The tenant was represented by Herb Weiss and Fred Klein of KGW Associates. The landlord, Lexington 125 LLC. was represented by WRA Properties 1 Inc. The asking rent was $200,000/per annum.
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