“There’s no hiding from that phenomenon,” said Dennis Someck, executive managing director and principal at Lee & Associates, which brokered 409,582 square feet in Manhattan in 2018, according to TRD’s analysis. “Tenants look at those options, it gives them flexibility, so they are willing to pay that premium.”
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