Here is a roundup of recent deals, leases, executive moves, and other news from the past week.
Deal Tracker
NEW YORK, NY—RKF arranged two new leases totaling 4,830 square feet at the base of The Hanley, a luxury mixed-use residential building at 1140 Third Avenue in the Upper East Side, owned by an entity affiliated with Crescent Heights, one of the nation's leading urban real estate companies. Both leases follow the opening of Sant Ambroeus Café this summer. RKF executive vice president Joshua Strauss, managing director David Abrams and Associate Jordyn Comras represented Crescent Heights in the transactions. Swerve Fitness leased 3,500 square feet for its fourth New York City location. The specialty indoor cycling fitness studio's new space includes 1,000 square feet on the ground floor and 2,500 square feet on the lower level. The tenant was represented in the transaction by Jonathan Burke of J. W. Burke & Company. Oath Pizza will occupy 1,330 square feet for its first location in New York City. Oath will occupy 1,030 square feet on the ground floor and 300 square feet in the lower level. The restaurant chain was represented in the transaction by John Auber of The Auber Group and Taryn Brandes and Jaqueline KIinger of SCG Retail.
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