The investors secured a $230 million refinance for the 24-story office building.

The healthcare data analytics company signed a lease.

The clothing store signed a lease.

The tech-focused job search firm signed a lease.

The tech company signed a new lease for the entire 14th floor.

The cosmetics company signed a lease on the eighth floor.

A $145 million loan was provided to refinance the property.

The property sold for $135 million, or $263 per square foot.

The accounting firm signed a seven-year lease on the 14th and 15th floors.

The office-space provider signed an expansion lease on the sixth and 10th floors, bringing its total square footage in the building to 40,000.

The apparel manufacturer signed a five-year lease renewal on the entire 24th floor.

The tenant signed a one-year lease for office space.

The affordable full-service office space provider inked an expansion lease for space on the 11th floor, adding to its existing 20,000-square-foot space on the third floor. The property was built in 1927.

The global advertising agency, part of the Omnicom Group, inked a five-year lease renewal for the eighth and ninth floors. It has occupied space in the property since 1987.

The restaurant and commercial kitchen supplier inked a 10-year lease for space on the fifth floor.

The new lease brings the accounting firm's total space in the building to more than 100,000 square feet. Rents on the upper floors of the 500,000 square foot class B property include small contributions from the landlord.

Accounting and consulting firm expands to 97,000 sf