NEW YORK CITY-The 15-story building at 270 Lafayette St. at the corner of Prince St. has been sold by Olmstead Properties for $39.3 million to the Olnick Organization. Erected as a printing building in the 1920s, it has approximately 170,000 sf of rentable space and houses tenants such as Interior Design magazine, the Literary Group and Flutie NY Corp. in spaces ranging from 400 sf to 7,000 sf. Rents average $47 per sf. The largest retail tenants are Roots and Brian Windsor Art & Antiques.

Most of Olnick’s properties in Manhattan are residential. This is the firm’s first foray into the office market. Olmstead owns and repositions class B office buildings.

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