The company will occupy the entire seventh and 26th floors forits headquarters. This marks a consolidation effort from twoseparate addresses in the borough. The company plans to relocate tothe site in Downtown Brooklyn at 335 Adams St., from nearby 195 and205 Montague St. The move is expected to take place during thefirst quarter of 2005.

Cushman & Wakefield's Glenn Markman, executive director, andDanielle Zimbaro, associate director, were the exclusive leasingrepresentatives for building owner Muss Development Co., and actedas the sole real estate advisers on the Health Plustransaction.

At the end of the third quarter of 2003, according to C&W'sresearch, Brooklyn's 10.2% vacancy remained the second lowest inthe nation behind only Washington, DC. "This follows a trend ofstrong demand for class-A space in Brooklyn," Markman notes."Renaissance Plaza represents the kind of high-quality space thatis in demand and there is no question that its quality, locationand downtown amenities are major reasons why it is fullyleased."