New York & Tri-State + Downtown New York + Office | January 24, 2023

The Feil Organization has signed four tenants to leases at its 261 Fifth Ave. office building in Midtown South’s NoMad submarket

Feil Organization Signs Quartet of Leases at NoMad Offices

The Feil Organization secured four leases totaling 19,024 square feet at its 261 Fifth Ave. office building in Midtown South’s NoMad submarket. The four leases include the following:

B.R. USA, a cosmetological and skincare company, expanded its lease by 70% to a 6,290-square-foot prebuilt space. The tenant was represented by Cushman & Wakefield’s Barry Zeller and Feil was represented in-house by David Turino.

Bold PR LLC, a public relations and branding firm, also leased a prebuilt unit, totaling 6,195 square feet. The tenant was represented by JLL’s Greg Wang and Torino again represented Feil.

Grasshopper Bancorp, Inc. a business digital banking firm, has leased a 3,429-square-foot prebuilt unit. The tenant was represented by Newmark’s Dylan Weisman and Feil was represented by Tim Parlante.

Fleurish NYC, an event planning firm, leased a 3,110-square-foot prebuilt unit. The tenant was represented by JMC Management and Feil was represented by Parlante.

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