The Florida-based bank signed a long-term lease for multilevel space.

The steakhouse signed a 20-year lease for 12,121 square feet of multilevel restaurant space and a 538-square-foot takeout kiosk. The reported asking rent was $100 per square foot for the restaurant space and $400 per square foot for the kiosk.

The news café inked a 12-year lease for its second location.

The lingerie retailer inked a 10-year lease. The company has another location on Madison Avenue at 90th Street.

The pizza shop signed a lease.

The tenant signed a lease to open a cocktail lounge. The space was previously occupied by a Duane Reade drugstore.

The restaurant signed a lease to relocate its flagship eatery. The new location is slated for a fall 2009 opening.

The sandwich chain signed a long-term lease for another location.

The Miami-based steakhouse signed a lease. The hotel is slated to break ground in December 2008.

The Miami-based steakhouse signed a lease. The hotel is slated to break ground in December 2008.

The coffee chain signed a sublease for a new branch. The sublessor, North Fork Bank, had initially signed for 5,300 square feet of space but decided to sublease a portion of it.

The bank signed a lease.

The bank inked a long-term lease with options for another branch.

The baked goods chain took space.

The bank signed a long-term lease with options for new space.

The restaurant took space at the base of a new 23-story residential rental building.

The upscale retailer of women's apparel leased space formerly occupied by the Napoleon menswear store. The asking rent was reportedly $300 per square foot.

The Milwaukee-based restaurant group inked a sublease for its first restaurant in New York. The new restaurant, Moceans, will open in the space formerly occupied by Broadway Diner. The asking rent was reportedly $150 per square foot. Tom Keating represented landlord Rudin Management in the transaction.

The coffee chain took space for a new location.

The high-end body-care company took space.

The bank took space on the ground floor with more than 100 feet of wraparound frontage.

The bank signed a long-term lease for the space, where asking rents exceed $1.2 million per year.

Developer relocates from Downtown to take corner space on the 17th floor with a ten-year lease.

Bank inks deal for two-level space.