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David Carlos.
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New York City

The Playmaker: Savills Studley’s David Carlos Is the Go-To Guy for NYC’s Nonprofits

By Rey Mashayekhi
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285 Madison Avenue.
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New York City

Skin Care Company Relocating From Starrett-Lehigh to Nearly 15K SF at 285 Madison Avenue

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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285 Madison Avenue (Photo: CoStar Group).
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New York City

Financial Services Software Firm Misys Takes 20K SF-Plus at RFR’s 285 Madison

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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An office building in Manhattan.
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New York City

GE Capital Takes 43K SF at RFR Realty’s 285 Madison Avenue

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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An office building in Manhattan.
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Fortune 500 Data Management Company Relocating to 285 Madison Avenue

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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The recreation room on the rooftop of 285 Madison Avenue has a kitchen and Ping-Pong table (Photo: Kaitlyn Flannagan/ For Commercial Observer).
Development

The Plan: RFR Makes 90-Year-Old 285 Madison Hip

By Liam La Guerre
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Leases

CVS Leases Space at 3 Columbus Circle

By Gus Delaporte
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On Top of the World: SL Green’s Steve Durels on Last Year’s Viacom Deal and the Projects Reshaping Manhattan

By Al Barbarino
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Y&R Take 35K More at 3 Columbus Circle

By Michael Ewing
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Investments & Sales

Building Where Y&R Exec Was Killed in Elevator Accident Up for Sale

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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The REIT to Beat: SL Green’s Holliday, Mathias, Named Most Powerful

By Jotham Sederstrom
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David Berkey on How 200 Fifth Avenue Became a Template for Midtown South

By Daniel Geiger
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Elevator Mechanic Electrocuted at 1290 Avenue of Americas, Dies

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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Monthly Elevator Inspections Dropped In 2011, Sez Stringer

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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Leases

All that Jazz: 3 Columbus Circle’s Makes Sweet Music with Jazz at Lincoln Center

By Daniel Geiger
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Elevator That Killed Young & Rubicam Executive Had Dodgy Safety Protocols, City Confirms

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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Leases

Jazz at Lincoln Center to Relocate

By Daniel Geiger
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