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Office Occupancy Faces Uncertain Summer
Operators, managers and advisers offer strategies for safety as tenants take their first steps.
Law Firm Extends Midtown Manhattan Lease
Katsky Korins, a tenant of 605 Third Avenue since 1988, took up 19,871 square feet on the building’s 17th floor through 2032.
Fisher Brothers Signs New Tenant at Midtown Manhattan Tower
Global X Management Co. will take up nearly 15,000 square feet at the 1.1 million-square-foot office high-rise, bringing building occupancy to 97 percent.
Japan’s Consulate General Renews Manhattan Lease
The agreement follows a host of new and extended commitments at 299 Park Ave. since Fisher Brothers announced plans to renovate the 1.2 million-square-foot office tower.
Broadbridge Financial Signs Lease at Manhattan Tower
The global fintech firm will occupy 85,000 square feet at a 44-story, Fisher Brothers-owned building. The property underwent $25 million in capital improvements two years ago.
Fisher Brothers Inks Long-Term Park Avenue Lease
One William Street Capital Management will occupy the LEED Gold-certified building’s entire 25th floor, joining tenants such as Capital One, UBS and GoldPoint Partners.
Mezzanine Takes Center Stage
The niche draws a steady stream of new lenders, sharpening competition and giving an edge to borrowers. Navigating the expanded choices can pose a challenge.
Manhattan’s Park Avenue Plaza Receives $75M Loan
A partnership between Fisher Brothers and Sungate Park Avenue Trust owns the 1.2 million-square-foot Class A office building located in the heart of the Plaza District.
AICPA to Relocate Central Park District Office
The financial organization is set to occupy roughly 30,000 square feet on the 27th floor of Fisher Brothers’ 2 million-square-foot office high-rise.
AREA15 to Bring Immersive Retail, Entertainment to Las Vegas
Real estate development firm Fisher Brothers and creative agency Beneville Studios have teamed up to deliver the 126,000-square-foot project by late 2019.
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