The Midtown South Property Tracking System

INDIVIDUAL FOCUS ON THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF MIDTOWN SOUTH TO PROVIDE MARKET EXPERTISE FOR OUR CLIENTS

When tenants make the decision to relocate from their existing office space (as a result of growth or downsizing, budgetary issues, etc.) research has shown that they typically elect to stay close to their existing location, if at all possible. After all, why change your subway route and favorite lunch spot unless absolutely necessary?

The Midtown South Property Tracking System, which is used exclusively by our team of real estate advisors, follows all transaction activity in more than 90 Midtown South office buildings. We have divided the Midtown South market into multiple individual territories, typically consisting of a several block radius.Continued

Friday, February 26, 2010

Lease Transaction Friday

This week is all about the side street buildings. The avenue buildings get most of the attention, but tenants off the avenues have been signing some major leases over the past few months.

JLA Home renewed its lease for 12 years at 11 East 26th Street, to go along with a significant expansion, for a total of 36,200 RSF. Asking rents for the space were approximately $32.00 PRSF... Arcus Foundations leased 11,584 RSF on the entire 17th floor at 44 West 18th Street for 15 years, with a rental rate that averaged approximately $40.00 PRSF over the term, along with a significant workletter from the landlord and more than 6 months of free rent.... Fisher Marantz Stone renewed its lease of 18,300 RSF on the entire 6th floor at 22 West 19th Street, where asking rents were in the low $30s PRSF, for 8 years.... Krueger International signed a 5-year renewal of its lease for 13,000 RSF at 71 West 23rd Street, where the asking rent was approximately $40.00 PRSF.... Also at 71 West 23rd Street, The National Committee On U.S.-China Relations renewed its lease for 4,000 RSF.

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