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The athleisure shop inked a lease.

The financial planning servicesfirm renewed and expanded its lease for an additional 12 years.

The Italian outerwear brand signed a lease.

The Italian clothing company signed a retail lease.

The sunglass store signed a lease.

The clothing retailer signed a lease.

The Japanese clothing company signed a lease.

The fashion company signed a sublease.

The footwear company signed a lease.

The high-end Italian shoe retailer signed a lease for its first U.S. location.

The fashion retailer signed a 10-year lease.

The fashion retailer signed a lease for its New York City flagship, the New York Post reported.

The British accessories retailer signed a long-term lease for its third Manhattan location.

The fashion retailer signed a 10-year lease.

The fashion retailer signed a 10-year lease for its third Manhattan location. The reported asking rent was $525 per square foot.

The international women's shoe designer inked a seven-year lease for its North American flagship. The store is slated to open late spring 2010. The reported asking rent was $87 per square foot.

The new women's fashion label subleased retail space.

The Italian designer signed a lease for its second Manhattan location. The space was most recently occupied by handbag designer Ghurka.

The shoe, handbags and accessories company signed a seven-year expansion lease for third-floor space, bringing its total occupancy to about 63,000 square feet. The company plans to move staff over from 680 Fifth Avenue after its lease expires early next year.

The H&R Block subsidiary renewed its existing lease and signed an expansion lease for additional 27,508 square feet of space on the seventh floor. The seventh-floor expansion was made possible by German bank WestLB's early termination of its contract; it had eight years left on the lease.RSM simultaneously surrendered its 52,418-square-foot space at 750 Third Avenue to consolidate its offices (see below).

The Japanese fashion designer signed a 10-year lease for its first Manhattan location. The reported asking rent was $125 per square foot.

The luxury footwear and accessories designer inked a nine-year lease for one of the retail spaces at the Carlyle Hotel. This is the retailer's first Uptown flagship.

The news and commentary Web site signed a seven-year expansion lease for the third and fourth floors. The company had signed a 4,300-square-foot lease in 2005. Rents at the fully leased building were reportedly in the $45 to $50 per sqaure foot range.

The Los Angeles-based denim brand signed a 15-year lease for a retail location.