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Watchmaker Bulova lists Queens headquarters for $30M

Zoning allows for extra 60,000 square feet of commercial development

26-15 Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in Queens, and David Schechtman
26-15 Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in Queens, and David Schechtman

Luxury watchmaker Bulova has listed its headquarters in the Queens neighborhood of Woodside for $30 million.

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The company is relocating in three months to the Empire State Building, after having signed a 33,000-square-foot lease on the 29th floor there in July, as previously reported. Bulova first occupied 26-15 Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, also known as 1 Bulova Avenue, in 1986. The site includes a two-story office property, a 200-car parking lot and a warehouse.

Eastern Consolidated’s David Schechtman and Brian Ezratty are marketing the site. Zoning allows for as much as 60,000 square feet of extra commercial development. [Crain’s] — Mark Maurer

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