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Law firm adds midtown location to NYC footprint

The New York office for Avison Young has arranged a 10-year, 7,100 s/f lease on the 34th Floor of 100 Park Avenue that will be used as a Midtown office and conference center for law firm Cozen O’Connor.

This lease follows the 15-year, 77,000 s/f office lease Avison Young negotiated last year for Cozen O’Connor on the entire 55th floor and a portion of the 56th floor at 3 World Trade Center.

The firm will be consolidating its two offices – Midtown at 277 Park Avenue and Downtown at 45 Broadway – at 3 World Trade Center and maintaining a conference center in Midtown at 100 Park Avenue.

Avison Young Principal and Tri-State President
Arthur Mirante along with Principal Michael Gottlieb and Senior Director
Jennifer Ogden in New York, Principal and Managing Director David Fahey in
Philadelphia, and Principal Jeff Lindenmeyer in Chicago, represented Cozen
O’Connor. SL Green was represented in-house by Caitlin Cole, Jeremy Bier and
Larry Swiger, and by Cushman & Wakefield brokers Justin Royce and Connor
Daugstrup.

“With the relocation and consolidation of Cozen
O’Connor’s Midtown and Downtown offices to 3 World Trade Center, the firm felt
it was important to maintain a Midtown location that will include multiple
conference rooms and offices for visiting attorneys,” Mirante said. “This is an
ideal space for a conference center, located near the top of the tower and
offering superior light and air.”

Gottlieb continued, “For its Midtown office,
Cozen O’Connor wanted a prominent presence in a prestigious Class A building
near Grand Central, and 100 Park Avenue met that criteria. The office was
especially attractive because SL Green is opening a luxury amenity center in
the building that will include additional conference and event space.”

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