Third Avenue, Lexington seeing faster growth as prime corridors fill up
JLL’s latest data show that as trophy space in prime corridors becomes scarce and rents skyrocket, companies are looking more favorably on Midtown Lexington avenue and even at the market’s weakest link, Midtown Third Avenue.
Republican Ledger staff · 12:08 PM ET
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JLL’s latest data show that as trophy space in prime corridors becomes scarce and rents skyrocket, companies are looking more favorably on Midtown Lexington avenue and even at the market’s weakest link, Midtown Third Avenue.
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