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The building's co-owners Beacon and MetLife stress the desirability of Midtown Manhattan.

According to Viktor Simco, a former professional athlete turned commercial real estate agent, athletes can help make an ideal partner for clients seeking to cross the finish line

After several years of strong growth and absorption, the numbers have stabilized, although rent growth continues.

Call it the spillover effect.

“We are creating another avenue for owners to market their space through technology while giving tenants more efficiency and transparency in the process.”

Continued demand from this sector for the newest, most-amenitized and most expensive buildings in the market is to be expected in 2018, CBRE's Allison Kelly tells GlobeSt.com.

Many are predicting a leveling out of the commercial real estate market in the coming year, and James Sutton with Paradigm recently discussed trends and the implications of the leveling-out process in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Two Trees' revised plan restructures the 400,000 square-foot landmark building as a modern work space.