New York & Tri-State + Midtown New York + Office | December 22, 2020

Garment District Tower Signs Three Tenants

Adams & Co. Real Estate recently signed three tenants at its 463 Seventh Ave. Garment District office tower. The three leases total 35,458 square feet and range from two to seven years.

Recent deals at 463 Seventh include:

• Sensual Inc., an intimate apparel company, leased 23,785 square-feet for seven years.
• W. Chang Corporation, a men’s apparel and accessories company, renewed its 8,936-square-foot lease for an additional two years.
• Blue Duck Trading Ltd., a luxury outerwear manufacturer , renewed its 2,737-square-foot lease for an additional five years.

Adams principal David Levy represented the landlord, The Arsenal Company, LLC. in the transactions.

“The 22-floor, newly renovated building stands in the heart of Midtown and is a prime location to attract companies in the apparel industry,” said Levy. “We’re seeing a continuous trend of these companies need to be in a centrally located NYC neighborhood ideal for wholesale, showrooms and more.”

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