NYC real estate in brief

High Line Building tops out
The High Line Building at 450 West 14th Street has topped out at 15
stories tall. The commercial tower has 100,000 square feet of office space
on 11 floors as well as retail space at the base of the High Line’s
main entrance. Fashion designer Helmut Lang has leased two full floors
of office and showroom space in the building, which is expected to be
completed this fall. The building was developed by CB Developers and
designed by Morris Adjmi Architects to meet LEED Gold standards.

Twenty9th Park Madison model unit to become gallery
Twenty9th Park Madison has formed a partnership with the Gabarron
Foundation, a non-profit organization that serves as a center for
Spanish and South American art and cultural activities in New York.
Together, they will transform a model residence into a temporary art
gallery, featuring 17 artworks curated by the foundation.
Additional pieces will be on display in the lobby.

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34 Greene Street sales office opens
The Sorgente Group has opened the sales office of 34 Greene
Street. The sales office is
located at 150 Thompson Street, and features a model of a 34 Greene
Street kitchen designed by Italian cabinetry brand Schiffini.
Prudential Douglas Elliman’s Jason Karadus is the lead broker for the
project. The condo will have ground-floor retail, and the eight full-floor units range from
2,000 to 4,800 square feet.

Beacon Theatre renovation completed
Jones Lang LaSalle’s project and development services group has
completed the $16 million restoration of the Beacon Theatre, at 2124
Broadway. The company was selected by Madison Square Garden in early
2007 to serve as project manager overseeing the historic theater’s
restoration. The Beacon opened in 1929 and was landmarked in 1979. TRD