HAB Bank acquires Midtown East building for $28M
NYC-based HAB Bank, a community bank that has a growing commercial real estate business, has acquired the Children’s Aid building at 150 East 45th Street
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LEASES: This week’s leases Under 10,000 s/f
NEW YORK Cushman & Wakefield arranged a 4,950 s/f lease for Other Industries, a post production and video editing firm, at 243 Canal Street in SoHo. Jamie
ON THE SCENE: Cushman & Wakefield arranges sale of 33-53 Farrington Street
AGENTS HSP Real Estate Group and NAI Global are leadingn marketing for the sale of 91,398 s/fof retail space at Queens Blvd and 63rd Drive in Rego Park.
HSP closes on $53M bridge loan for Penn Plaza office building
JLL arranged a $53 million bridge loan for Chelsea Square, a 113,629- s/f boutique office property in the Penn Plaza submarket of Manhattan. JLL worked
HSP secures $53M bridge loan for Penn Plaza office
JLL arranged a $53 million bridge loan for Chelsea Square, a 113,629 s/f boutique office property in the Penn Plaza submarket of Manhattan. JLL worked
LEASES: JLL has completed leases, totaling 24,228 s/f of space
NEW YORK An importer and manufacturer of food service equipment and cookware is relocating from the Flushing section of Queens to one of BEB Capital’s
Plastic surgery practice moves to West Side
Dana Moskowitz, Partner, and Jeffrey Zund, Executive Director/Leasing, HSP Real Estate Group (HSP), a member of NAI Global, have arranged a six-and-a-half-year sublease at 56 West
LEASES: ABS Partners Real Estate announces 5,132 s/f Midtown lease
NEW YORK ABS Partners Real Estate announced that McGee Media, a documentary production company, has signed a new 5,132 s/f lease at 9 East 37th Street, a
LEASES: Fashion designer Bernard Chaus signs at 148 West 37th Street.
NEW YORK Adams & Co. Real Estate announced the following leases: • AS Beauty, Inc., a maker and distributor of women’s cosmetics, has signed a 9,585
Garment District getting its groove back
Some are calling it the new Meatpacking District, others are labelling it Midwest Manhattan, but ask David Levy and the Garment District will always be