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Technology Institute Takes Midtown Space

NEW YORK CITY-The National Institute of Technology today announced that it has signed a lease for 10,000 sf at 1001 Avenue of the Americas.

By GlenThompson | Updated on August 31, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The National Institute of Technology will be moving from its current Queens location to a 10,000-sf Midtown space.

Rent per sf on the 10-year lease at 1001 Avenue of the Americas is in the low-$30s, according to Gregory Kraut and Peter Sabesan, who represented the school on behalf of locally based Hunter Realty. Leon Poll represented building owner Helmsley-Spear.

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