Larger companies are paying more attention than ever to the wellness of their employees, including considerations for air quality and light according to John Hannigan, principle of Norwalk-based Choyce Peterson which focuses on tenant representation in commercial real estate.
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NORWALK, Conn., Choyce Peterson, Inc. (www.choycepeterson.com), a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm, announced that The Field Group Commercial Real Estate (TFG) has appointed Choyce Peterson, Inc. as the exclusive listing agent representing TFG’s free-standing building at 2009 Summer Street in Stamford, CT. This 17,900 square foot office / medical building has several suites available that can be tailored for small to mid-size tenants seeking space at a great value in Downtown Stamford. The Choyce Peterson agency team is made up of Vice President Adam Cognetta and Associate Casey McKnight.
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Choyce Peterson, Inc. (www.choycepeterson.com), a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm, recently announced the successful leasing of a 4,508 square foot free-standing building at 623 Newfield Avenue in Stamford.
Urstadt Biddle Properties has named Choyce Peterson Inc. as the exclusive listing agent for its mixed-use property at 559-627 Newfield Ave. in Stamford.
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This well-situated office space is located in a multi-building office park that is conveniently located 0.2 miles off Exit 11 of I-95, 0.7 miles to the Darien Train Station, and just a half mile from downtown Darien.
The full-size poster depicts silhouettes of 96 buildings with a total inventory of 18.2 million square feet and tracks changes in office space availability from Year-End 2019 to Year-End 2020 in larger, primarily multi-tenanted Class A office buildings in Stamford, Norwalk, Greenwich, and Westport. The unique study illustrates the absorption and give back of direct and sublease space, as well as overall availability statistics.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., through a subsidiary the new owner of one of Norwalk’s Class A office complexes, is emphasizing the building’s amenities to help lure new occupants after acquiring it in a foreclosure.
A long-vacant office building that once was an icon in the Stamford central business district seems finally on the verge of having a new owner.
Stamford, CT Choyce Peterson, Inc. has completed lease negotiations to renew the 8,200 s/f headquarters for Keep America Beautiful at 1010 Washington Blvd. Choyce Peterson principal John Hannigan and vice president Adam Cognetta represented Keep America Beautiful in the transaction. The landlord was represented in-house by Larry Kwiat, senior vice president of leasing, at SL Green Realty Corp.
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Norwalk, CT Choyce Peterson, Inc. concluded lease negotiations on behalf of Element Solutions, Inc. (ESI), for a 13,241 s/f office at MerrittView, 383 Main Ave. Choyce Peterson principal John Hannigan and vice president Charlene O’Connell represented ESI in this transaction.
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Choyce Peterson Inc. in Norwalk, a full-service commercial real estate bro- kerage firm, announced it is the exclusive firm for seven properties totaling approx- imately 160,000 square feet in Stamford and Norwalk. Firm Vice President Adam
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As Fairfield County’s office market limps along for another quarter with a vacancy rate at more than 20 percent, one sprawling vacant complex in Stamford stands out as a property that commercial real estate brokers point to as a key reason.
Renaissance Capital is relocating its headquarters in Greenwich to a 2,931-square-foot office at First Stamford Place in Stamford.Choyce Peterson Principal John Hannigan and Associate Casey McKnight represented Renaissance Capital, which provides pre-IPO institutional research and management of IPO-focused investment products, in the transaction.
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Stamford Advocate May 19, 2019 By Alexander Soule – Developers, towns take a look at land use rules to shape area’s future.
By Alexander Soule- – Weeks after selling off the massive Matrix Corporate Center in Danbury, the estate of a Long Island developer found a Greenwich buyer for a smaller office building on Connecticut Avenue in Norwalk.