Category : Office Market

Office Market

Ameritrade doing things by the book

REW Staff
Cushman & Wakefield represented ownership of 100 Broadway in a long-term lease transaction to TD Ameritrade, Inc. TD Ameritrade will occupy a total of 9,509 s/f on the ground floor and lower level in the historic 24-story office building, which is located at the southeast corner of Broadway and Pine...
Massey Knakal selling 100 Broad Street
Office Market

Massey Knakal selling 100 Broad Street

REW Staff
Massey Knakal Realty Services has been retained to sell a retail building at 100 Broad Street. This space offers 388 feet of retail frontage in the Financial District. The property has 22 ft. of frontage on Broad Street, 175 ft. on Pearl Street as well as 191 ft. on Bridge...
Office Market

JLL leads turnaround at Flatiron office building

REW Staff
Jones Lang LaSalle has been tapped to lead the turnaround of 920 Broadway, the 106,000 s/f Flatiron building bought by the Carlyle Group and ClearRock Properties last week. Asset manager Carlyle Group partnered with owner / operator ClearRock to buy the pre-war office building for $58.5 million. It was one...
Office Market

NGKF to lease LIC Center Building

REW Staff
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank (NGKF) has been selected to represent The Center Building in Long Island City, N.Y. on an exclusive basis. Executive managing director Howard Kesseler and director Jordan Gosin will represent ownership, a new joint venture led by Madison Marquette, which purchased the 450,000 s/f, mixed-use commercial property at 33-00 Northern Boulevard in December 2012.
Office Market

Transwestern lands a gig

REW Staff
Brause Realty has handed Transwestern’s its first exclusive leasing assignment in New York City. Transwestern’s Lindsay Ornstein, John Grotto, Aaron Kaufman and Debra Larsen will serve as the leasing team for 254 West 31st Street, which is currently being repositioned by Brause. “We are very excited about the opportunity to...
Office Market

Report: Slow recovery continues to impact NJ office market

REW Staff
New Jersey’s office and industrial markets showed an uptick in activity in 2012’s fourth quarter, and while it wasn’t enough to completely offset a lackluster year in leasing and investment activity, particularly in the office sector, it did provide a potential prelude to a better 2013.