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I’d been working with an established marketing agency since March.
Let’s say your Series A closed in the spring.
In May, a company came to me looking for twenty-five hundred square feet of Flatiron District office space.
Two support columns on the 21st floor of 235 East 42nd Street buckled on the morning of Tuesday, July 7, and several floors above them started to sag.
When you work with Metro Manhattan to find Manhattan office space, one broker manages your search from the first conversation to the signed lease.
SpaceX goes public this week.
If your business is getting ready to lease office space in Manhattan, one question tends to surface before any others.
Con Ed just got the nod for another rate hike.
Three months into a new lease, the managing agent’s invoice shows up, and the tenant calls me.
The email came in on a Wednesday afternoon.
Most tenants walk into a Manhattan lease negotiation with the same shrug.
For about a year, we were getting six or seven calls a day from people who wanted to talk to their property manager.
Delmonico’s just signed an 11,735 square foot lease at 1330 Avenue of the Americas.
I get asked about One World Trade Center office space frequently when businesses are searching for locations in Lower Manhattan.
I’ve represented tenants in Manhattan for years, and I can count on one hand the number of times an international event or crisis changed someone’s plan to lease a commercial space.
Wall Street just told you commercial real estate brokers are obsolete.
Every week, I walk tenants through Manhattan office buildings that may not be office buildings much longer.
I’ve spent years representing tenants searching for financial services office space across Midtown and beyond.
Every week, I get calls from tenants who want the same thing.
Since 2004, I’ve toured thousands of properties with New York City business tenants.
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