NEXT STOP: 333 WEST 34th STREET

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority just inked a 10-year,113k-SF lease covering floors 7-10 in SL Green’s 333 W. 33rd St., partially occupying space once leased by Citigroup (also raising occupancy to over 81%, following The Segal Co.’s 156k-SF move into floors 2-5). The deal conductors: Cushman & Wakefield’s Josh Kuriloff and Rob Lowe repped the MTA, while SL Green’s Steven Durels and C&W’s Paul Glickman, Tara Stacom, Doug Dolgoff,Mitti Liebersohn, and Diana Biasotti repped the landlord. The building also recently underwent a comprehensive redevelopment, including a new and expanded lobby, entrance, upgraded security, and 20k SF of new retail space. Stand clear of the doors, please.

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