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IWG/Regus Leases Two Floors at Cohen Brothers’ 475 Park Ave. South

Charles S. Cohen, chairman and CEO of Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation, on Tuesday announced five recent leasing transactions at 475 Park Avenue South in Manhattan. The largest of the leases was a 22,000-square-foot lease with International Workplace Group (IWG), the parent company of Regus (RGN), covering the entire 26th and 27th floors of the 35-story Midtown South tower.

The new location will allow IWG/Regus to expand its presence in Midtown South. The IWG lease is joined by four additional transactions completed in recent months — a new lease, an expansion, and two renewals — reflecting sustained tenant demand at the recently transformed office property.

T.J. Hochanadel and Will Propst of JLL represented IWG/Regus in the transaction, while Adam Foster of CBRE and Marc Horowitz of Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation represented the landlord.

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