The Real Deal New York

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

The retail real estate consultants signed a five-year lease with a five-year option. The reported asking rent was $69 per square foot.

The fashion retailer signed a seven-year lease. The reported asking rent was $160 per square foot.

The Internet company signed a seven-year lease on the fourth floor.

The design firm signed a three-year lease on the 13th floor.

The home furnishings retailer signed a five-year lease with a five-year option. The lease includes 1,800 square feet on the ground and 450 square feet of mezzanine-level space. The reported asking rent on the ground level was $120 per square foot.

The interior design firm signed a five-year lease on the fourth floor.

The flower-arranging company signed a five-year office lease on the third floor.

The financial software company signed a short-term, three-month lease on the fourth floor.

The medical office signed a two-year lease on the sixth floor.

The café signed a seven-year lease. The reported asking rent was $135 per square foot.

The advertising firm signed a 10-year lease on the seventh floor.

The eatery signed a seven-year lease. The reported asking rent was $175 per square foot.

The U.N. agency signed a one-year lease on the 17th floor. The reported asking rent was $55 per square foot.

The retail condo sold for $1.57 million, or $698 per square foot.

The salon and spa inked a 10-year lease. The reported asking rent was around $153 per square foot.

The children's apparel retailer signed a seven-year lease. The reported asking rent was $175 per square foot.

The dental office signed a 10-year lease.

The tenant signed a 10-year lease to open a café and restaurant. The reported asking rent was around $105 per square foot.

The tenant signed a lease to open a café. The reported asking rent was $114 per square foot.

The attorney inked a five-year lease for part of the ninth floor.

The baked goods company signed a 10-year lease for retail space. The reported asking rent was $175 per square foot.

The men's apparel company signed a five-year lease for space on the 24th floor.

The hair salon signed a six-year lease for second-floor retail space. The reported asking rent was $47 per square foot.