"The decision to stay at 730 Fifth was influenced by great ownership that was flexible to accommodate future growth, a high quality building and infrastructure and a premier location with a well-known presence."Īccording to Mr. Glickman, a Cushman & Wakefield executive vice president. "Playboy evaluated its lease very early on and considered all options including relocating," said Mr. The landlord was represented by David Falk and Barry Gosin, of Newmark.
Mitti Liebersohn and David Glassman represented Playboy in lease negotiations with the landlord, Lexington Building Co. The lease encompasses the entire third and fourth floors and part of the fifth floor.Ĭushman & Wakefield brokerage professionals Paul Glickman, A. Playboy, which has been in The Crown Building since 1992, renewed its lease on its existing space of about 64,000 s/f and expanded its presence in the building to more than 73,000 s/f for a term of 15 years. 1 men's magazine in the world, has expanded and renewed its lease for 15 years at 730 Fifth Ave., a class A office tower best known as The Crown Building, located at the southwest corner of 57th Street. International entertainment giant Playboy Enterprises, publisher of the No.
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