"The reason Brooklyn has been so enticing to us is that there is currently so much activity in the borough," adds Tim King, chief operating officer of Massey Knakal who has spearheaded the firm's Brooklyn expansion over the past three years.

He notes that in Kings County alone there were more than 3,300 building sales last year representing more than $3 billion in transactions. "While Massey Knakal already accounts for a significant share of this activity, our expanded Brooklyn office will allow us to further increase our share of this exciting market," King says. Ingram & Hebron Realty together with Kraig Silver, director of Leasing at Treeline, represented Treeline, while Massey Knakal was self represented.

Massey Knakal operates three offices in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. The new Brooklyn base of operations also provides ample space to grow for a projected 100-person borough workforce and offered convenient access to a major transportation hub and great signage opportunities for the growing company, according to Treeline officials. "Massey Knakal looked at multiple locations throughout downtown Brooklyn," King says before deciding on 205 Montague.

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