Robert L. Freedman, president and CEO, Leon Manoff, executive managing director, and Marvin Rosenberg, managing director of GVA Williams represented the tenants in both transactions. Rudin Management Co. represented itself.
Scientific American has called 415 Madison home for the past 50 years. The magazine, which occupies nearly two and a half floors, inked a 10-year renewal. Space in the site is advertised at $44 per sf.
Bedford has two full floors and a portion of the basement at 41 Madison. The company, which has been a tenant in the building since 1982, has signed on for another 10 years. Space in the site is advertised at $38 per sf. "Madison Avenue continues to be an ideal location for high-profile publishing companies," Freedman says.
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