Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

NEW YORK CITY—Winners among the 17 contenders—who are competing for 10 awards and and the Grand Pinnacle—will be named next month.

NEW YORK CITY—Named a senior director of capital markets, the industry professional was a director of sales at Massey Knakal until that firm was purchased by Cushman in late 2014.

NEW YORK CITY—Boasting an occupancy of more than 85%, the new headquarters building will turn three full floors over to the occupier.

NEW YORK CITY—Providing a background in both management consulting and brokerage, the team of four joins the integrated transaction solutions practice.

NEW YORK CITY—Representing nearly half of the city's tax revenue, the industry generated $20.4 billion last year.

NEW YORK CITY—The tenant, a financial technology firm, has agreed to take a sizeable chunk of the space left behind by an anchor tenant's shift to Lower Manhattan.

NEW YORK CITY—First opened 20 years ago, the 240,000-square-foot shopping destination ultimately is headed for a re-leasing program.