NEW YORK CITY-Monday Properties and Invesco, have signed a trio of leases at the historic 230 Park Ave., GlobeSt.com has learned EXCLUSIVELY. Also known as the Helmsley Building, the 1.4 million-square-foot landmarked tower has become a home to banking firms, as well as companies with expansion potential.

The building's new tenants include Little Rock, AR-based Bank of the Ozarks, which signed a five-year, 2,400-square-foot lease for its first New York City office; and the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, which agreed to a 15-year lease for 5,400 square feet and indicated to Monday Properties that it is likely to expand down the road, Monday president Brian Robin tells GlobeSt.com. In addition, Dallas, TX-based Comerica, another banking institution with a national presence, has expanded by 1,800 square feet to now occupy 5,900 square feet of space. The tenant will be at the building through 2021.

Brokers on the deals were James Wenk, EVP, Jones Lang LaSalle, for Bank of the Ozarks. Comerica and the Helmsley Trust negotiated directly. Monday Properties was represented in-house by Jordan Berger in all three transactions, together with the 230 Park Ave. co-broker team from JLL of Jonathan Fanuzzi, EVP; vice chairmen Frank Doyle and Paul Glickman and David Kleiner, SVP.