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Fitness Brand TMPL to Establish Midtown Manhattan Flagship at 200 Madison Ave.

George Comfort & Sons and its partners Jamestown and Loeb Partners Realty have completed a 15-year lease agreement with TMPL to create the fitness brand’s new flagship location in a retail space at 200 Madison Ave., a Midtown Manhattan office tower currently undergoing a repositioning. TMPL’s new flagship will open later this year with 26,000 square feet across the tower’s ground floor and basement levels.  

“Our transformation of 200 Madison is bringing a new perspective and energy to the tower, and we are pleased that our street-level renovations have succeeded in drawing an exciting fitness brand like TMPL,” said George Comfort & Sons President and CEO Peter S. Duncan.     

Duncan and George Comfort & Sons’ Matt Coudert and Andrew Conrad represented 200 Madison ownership. TMPL was represented by Neil Seth, Kenji Ota, Kathryn Cruz and Jennifer Konefsky of Cushman & Wakefield. 

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