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NYC: Macmillan’s Lease, More Amazon Books, and An Attempted Rights Fair

April 4, 2017
By Michael Cader

Macmillan is reportedly considering a new lease at 120 Broadway, in a portion of space currently occupied by the Attorney General’s office, The Real Deal reports, after spending “about a year” looking for “as much as 150,000 square feet.” The company’s lease at the Flatiron building expires in 2018. Italian real estate group Sorgente acquired the Flatiron some time ago, and said they wanted to convert it into a hotel once Macmillan departed (or at the least, they will be raising the rent considerably). Macmillan occupies about 176,000 square feet now at the Flatiron. More definitively, Amazon Books will open a location […]

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