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Law Firm Takes 100,000 SF
By Barbara Jarvie
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NEW YORK CITY-Planning a future expansion here, Seyfarth Shaw LLP commits to 100,000 sf at the New York Times Building. The firm inks a 17-year deal and expects to be housed at the site when it opens in the second quarter of 2007.

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