Rocco’s Tacos inked a 15-year, 14,500-square-foot deal at 339 Adams Street in Downtown Brooklyn.
A team from The Shopping Center Group represented the tenant. Ross Spitalnick was the in-house landlord representative for Muss Development. Ariel Schuster and Brian Segall of RKF also represented the landlord. Read More
Protravel International Inc. has renewed its 47,100-square-foot lease in New York.
The travel company that caters to the city’s high-profile international travelers will remain at the prized Art Deco DuMont Building at 515 Madison Avenue. Read More
The accounting and tax services firm FLSV Fund Administration Services will be expanding its office along the Broadway Corridor at W&H Properties’ 1359 Broadway.
Founded by four senior executives from Morgan Stanley in 1995, FLSV has expanded into three offices – in Garden City, New York, and Seattle – and more than 70 professionals. Read More
Gina Group LLC is expanding its presence at 10 West 33rd Street, otherwise known as the Fashion Accessories Center.
The manufacturing, licensing, and distribution company will be taking an additional 3,177 square feet on the third floor and 2,944 square feet on the fourth floor, bringing the company’s total occupation to 31,000 square feet in the building. Read More
Morgan Stanley has inked the year’s largest sublease with an 11-year deal for 148,421 square feet of space at Vornado Realty Trust’s 1290 Avenue of the Americas.
The space is across the entire 12th and 13th floors, part of AXA Equitable’s 443,599 square feet in the 44-story, 2-million-square-foot tower, according to The Real Deal, which Read More
The digital marketing firm DataXu signed a five-year, 8,732-square-foot lease at 373 Park Avenue South, The Commercial Observer has learned.
John Lord, a senior managing director at ATCO Brokerage Services, represented the landlord, ATCO Properties & Management. Jack Petrie, the president of Office Lease Center represented the tenant. Asking rent was $48 a foot. Read More
The Cushman & Wakefield broker marketing the Toys “R” Us flagship retail space in Times Square said today that he believes the space will be broken up for multiple tenants after the toy store’s departure.
C&W’s Brad Mendelson told The Commercial Observer that while Toys “R” Us has the option to renew in 2016, “I don’t believe Read More
A team from Cushman & Wakefield is marketing a prime retail space at 1514 Broadway currently occupied by Toys “R” Us – a move that comes in anticipation of a reported $38 million jump in rent that could give the toy store no other choice than to run from Times Square like a wronged schoolboy. Read More
Summit Business Media has signed an eight-year relocation and expansion for the 17,000-square-foot 10th floor at 469 Seventh Avenue, where Colliers International continues to market several full floors that include a “building-within-a-building” option for a potential anchor tenant.
Summit, a media company that caters to the insurance, financial services, legal, and investment advisory markets, is relocating from Read More
5W Public Relations has subleased 39,075 square feet at Minskoff Equities‘ 1166 Avenue of the Americas.
Studley Senior Managing Director L. Craig Lemle and Assistant Director Nick Zarnin represented the tenant. CBRE’s Roger Griswold represented D.E. Shaw & Co., which subleased the space. Asking rents were $46 per square foot. Read More
One week ago Victoria’s Secret Model Kylie Bisutti opened up about her decision to quit modeling in order to make amends with The Man Upstairs – now her former employer is moving upstairs.
The lingerie retailer has signed a 3.5-year lease for an additional 60,000 square feet across floors four and five at its 2 Herald Square retail flagship location, David Sitt, a principal with landlord Sitt Asset Management, told The Real Deal. Read More
On the heels of news that Yahoo will buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion, the Web giant is moving to the former home of The New York Times, the firm announced today.
Yahoo signed a long-term lease for the 9th through 12th floors in the 15-story building, joining tech tenants 10gen and Citysearch in the building.
“For a while Read More
The global IT and communications services provider Orange Business Services will be leaving the Financial District, The Commercial Observer has learned.
The firm has been operating out of a suite at 2 World Financial Center but will be moving uptown to centralize their offices inside a 17,000-square-foot, full-floor space at 10 East 40th Street,.
“As a communications service provider that caters to Read More
The New York-based development and construction firm Wonder Works Construction will be leaving its offices in Flatiron to move to Herald Square.
The firm currently houses its main office in a 5,000-square-foot office on the fourth floor of 18 West 21st Street, but will move out in favor of a larger 8,000-square-foot suite at Sol Goldman Investments’ 894 Sixth Avenue. Read More
ASA College has signed a long-term lease expansion for nearly 160,000 square feet at the Herald Center in Herald Square, paving the way for a separate 50,000-square-foot retail flagship opportunity.
The college will vacate the first three floors of the 10-story, 245,000 square-foot mixed-use property, doubling its existing space to 112,000 square feet in a Read More
