Cast Iron Real Estate

The buyer acquired the 2 buildings in Soho fro $46 million.

The luxury fashion company signed a lease.

The marketing and music agency signed a five-year lease for the entire sixth floor. The reported asking rent was $50 per square foot.

The jewelry company leased office and showroom space.

The property sold for $16.35 million, or $1,200 per square foot.

The conference producer signed a lease.

The tenant signed a five-year office lease.

The fashion designer signed a 12-year lease, the New York Observer reported.

The tenant signed a lease.

The Internet video and conference company signed a lease for another office, which will be located across the street from an existing office, the New York Observer reported.

The Italian fashion company signed a five-year lease.

The dressmaker signed a five-year lease on the sixth floor.

The art dealer signed a retail lease.

The software firm inked a 10-year lease. The company is relocating from a smaller, 1,500-square-foot space at 299 Broadway.

The Internet marketing firm inked a five-year lease.

The women's clothing designer signed a five-year lease with a five-year option for ground-floor space, which will be used for retail, offices and manufacturing. The reported asking rent was around $66 per square foot. The space also includes 2,000 square feet in the basement.

The musical instrument retailer inked a 10-year lease for its second location. The reported asking rent was around $100 per square foot. The space includes 2,000 square feet in the basement and 500 square feet of mezzanine space.

The catering company signed a five-year lease for part of the fifth floor.

The tequila maker signed a five-year lease for part of the third-floor office space.

The mobile marketing and advertising firm signed a two-year lease for second-floor office space. The company is relocating from a smaller, 2,200-square-foot space at 147 Spring Street.

The West Hollywood-based entertainment marketing company signed a lease for its first New York City location in the fourth-floor loft space.

The event-planning company signed a lease.

The property went into contract for $40 million, or $653 per square foot. The buyers can build a 100-room hotel at the site.

The bakery chain inked a lease for space that includes 2,500 square feet on the ground floor.