Nicholas Rizzi is a Web Editor at Commercial Observer. He specializes in construction and real estate, business and economics, and law enforcement, with a focus on topics relevant to New York City, including WeWork and local business leaders. His work has been featured in Yahoo Finance and Commercial Observer.
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Accounting firm Armanino signed on for digs at 437 Madison Avenue.
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reprints Shoemaker Cole Haan isn't lacing up its boots to move from 620 Avenue of the Americas anytime soon, while neighbor 32BJ Service
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reprints Luxury retail giant LVMH joined this week's six-figure lease club by securing 150,000 square feet at 590 Madison Avenue
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reprints Retired boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr . reportedly scored a knockout deal in Manhattan.
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reprints Extell Development picked up the 24-story office tower at 655 Madison Avenue which is slated to be demolished , for $160 million, according to property records made public Wednesday.
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reprints Why did the fragrance company relocate its office? Because it makes scents.
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reprints A recently formed joint venture focused on multifamily buildings in New York has bought a pair of connected apartment buildings in Gramercy for $104.5 million, according to property records
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reprints SL Green (SLG) Realty is in contract to buy the office condominium at 500 Park Avenue for about $130 million, sources with knowledge of the deal confirmed.
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These giants dropped as leasing activity flirted with pre-pandemic levels reprints It's safe to say that 2024 topped last year for New York City office leases in nearly every way.
The deals mostly involved office, and a lot of that — unsurprisingly — was distressed.
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