Savanna signs 100,000 s/f deal with Altice at One Court Square
Savanna has entered into a lease agreement with Altice USA for 103,133 s/f of office space at One Court Square, the office tower in Long
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Savanna leases One Court Square to Altice USA
Savanna announced it has entered into a lease agreement with Altice USA, Inc. for 103,133 s/f of office space at One Court Square, the office tower
Savanna buys 521 Fifth Ave., plans fresh leasing campaign
New York developer, Savanna, announced the $381 million acquisition of 521 Fifth Avenue, a 498,711 s/f office and retail building located on the corner of
Knotel stretches to 117,000 s/f at 110 William
Knotel, the flexible office space provider, announced it is expanding its footprint at 110 William Street, a 928,000 s/f class A office tower in Lower
NEW DEVELOPMENT: One Clinton tops out; Savanna launches The Vandewater
● THE HUDSON COMPANIES One Clinton tops out The Hudson Companies has topped out One Clinton, a 38-story luxury condo in Brooklyn Heights. The project
SL Green sells 521 Fifth to Savanna for $381M
A joint venture between SL Green Realty Corp. and an institutional investment partner, entered into an agreement today to sell 521 Fifth Avenue to Savanna,
NEW DEVELOPMENT: Savanna launches The Vandewater; Dahlia tops out on UWS
● SAVANNA Bohemian rhapsody comes to Morningside Heights Savanna has launched The Vandewater, a 183-unit luxury condo in Morningside Heights. Designed by INC Architecture &
Knotel powering into New Year with 80,000 s/f in deals
Knotel, the agile workspace provider, has finalized new office space deals totaling 78,780 s/f in Manhattan. In the largest transaction, Knotel agreed to lease 51,000
Savanna sells Chelsea property for $257M
Savanna, along with its joint venture partner, the Silvermintz family, announced the sale of 540 West 26th Street, a newly constructed nine-story, mixed-use building offering
Savanna to gussy up One Court Street for 1M s/f launch
Savanna is planning a massive renovation at One Court Square in Long Island City following the departure of Citigroup. The banking giant is reducing its