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DEP, Omnicom Sticking Around Midtown
Amid the current, near-narcoleptic state of the market, lease renewals are one of the few signs that the the commercial sector has not rolled over and died.
It’s not as sexy as, say, Harry Macklowe finally selling the GM Building, but hey, it’s something.
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection has renewed its 20,088-square-foot lease on the eighth floor of the 39-story tower at 1250 Broadway and West 32nd Street. SL Green’s Elaine Anazagasty negotiated on behalf of the landlord. read more »
Obama Camp Giddy, Hillaryland Reserved
Hillary Clinton began one of her last appeals to Iowa voters by lifting Barack Obama’s signature line.
"We are fired up and we are ready to go," she said in the Starlight Building of Davenport’s Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds. Later in her speech, she talked about “hopeful, hopeful programs for the future.”
Whether the imitation was a direct expression of faltering confidence or merely a fatigue-induced slip-up, even some of her genuine admirers in the crowd couldn’t help but notice that things felt a little flat.
“It was kind of a sad contrast,” said Owen Rogal, a 59-year-old English teacher at St. Ambrose University, who had seen Obama speak that morning. “He’s got people walking around in ‘fired up’ t-shirts and I sort of felt he was my high school football coach. He elicited a much more visceral response.” read more »









