Brian Carcaterra, managing director of Newmark-Knight Frank'sStamford office, represented Sorin Capital Management. Jay Hruska,executive director of Cushman & Wakefield of Connecticut,represented International Paper.

Carcaterra says that Sorin Capital Management is scheduled tomove in to its new headquarters space on Nov. 30. The firm hadfocused primarily on the Stamford office market in its officesearch and required additional space to accommodate future growth"The suburban markets offered greater value in terms ofaffordability and proximity to some of the executives' residences,"he notes. Eventually Sorin hopes to have about 40 employees workingout of its Stamford HQ, Carcaterra adds.

Sorin will be moving out of approximately 3,000 sf of space itoccupies at 780 Third Ave. in Manhattan that currently serves asits HQ. Carcaterra says that Sorin will retain a presence in NewYork City at an as yet unspecified location. The firm will likelymaintain about a 1,500-sf office in the city.