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Turnover among New York City’s commercial real estate brokerages is rarely labeled a “game changer.”
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Changing the landscape of the outer boroughs for over 35 years
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Turnover among New York City’s commercial real estate brokerages is rarely labeled a “game changer.”
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Larry Cerullo and Steve Tallides, owners of the popular sports bar and event space Studio Square in Long Island City, sold a nearby office property at 35-01 36th Street for $24 million, or $538 a square foot, sources told The Real Deal. . . .
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Mitchell’sNY, the company that delivers publications like The Real Deal and the New York Times, is doubling the size of its office space in Long Island City. . . .
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Emmes Asset Management, together with one of its U.S. pension fund clients, acquired a vacant four-story industrial loft building at 47-16 Austell Place in the Factory District of Long Island City, Queens for approximately $13.5 million. . . .
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A local affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters labor union is looking to sell a development site near 5Pointz in Long Island City that offers just shy of 76,000 buildable square feet, The Real Deal has learned. The union is asking $29 million. . . .
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Updated, 12:06 p.m., Nov. 26: The owner of a Long Island City yellow-cab company has brought on The Lightstone Group a joint venture partner to develop a 10-story mixed-use building in the Queens Plaza North neighborhood, The Real Deal has learned. . . .
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Queens Village-based landlord James Juliano is asking north of $50 million for a pair of Long Island City development sites with a total of 172,000 buildable square feet, The Real Deal has learned. . . .
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Non-profit child care and foster agency the New York Foundling will relocate part of its staff to the entire fifth floor of 33-00 Northern Boulevard in Long Island City on a 15-year, 35,000-square-foot lease, Crain’s New York Business and the Wall Street Journal reported this morning. . . .
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