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CLIENTS: RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USE 10 Amsterdam Avenue; New York, New York 100 West 89th Street; New York, New York 1000 Grand Concourse; Bronx, New York 101 West 57th Street (The Buckingham Hotel); New York, New York 1046 Madison Avenue; New York, New York 105 Duane Street; New York, New York 109 West 79th Street; New York, New York 1091 Second Avenue; New York, New York 112 East 63rd Street; New York, New York 115 East 87th Street; New York, New York 116 Central Park South; New York, New York 1160 Midland Avenue; Yonkers, New York 118 East 61st Street; New York, New York 1180 Midland Avenue; Yonkers, New York 120-122 East 62nd Street; New York, New York 121 Madison Avenue; New York, New York 121 West 15th Street; New York, New York 127 Remsen Street; Brooklyn, New York 127-131 Third Avenue; New York, New York 1280-1286 Lexington Avenue; New York, New York 1295 Fifth Avenue; New York, New York 130 Livingston Plaza; Brooklyn, New York 130-164 Ravine Avenue; Yonkers, New York 131-133 East 23rd Street; New York, New York 137 East 18th Street; New York, New York 141 East 89th Street; New York, New York 141-151 East 48th Street; New York, New York 143-30 Roosevelt Avenue; Flushing, New York 144 West 70th Street; New York, New York 150 Parkway North; Yonkers, New York 155 East 51st Street; New York, New York 1594 Third Avenue; New York, New York 16 East 71st Street; New York, New York 1600 Ocean Parkway; Brooklyn, New York 161 East 69th Street; New York, New York 162 West 13th Street; New York, New York 163-165 Mulberry Street; New York, New York 1685 East 5th Street; Brooklyn, New York 1700-1716 First Avenue; New York, New York 171 East 84th Street; New York, New York 112 Madison Avenue, 11th Floor | New York, New York 10016 | 212.687.0154 CLIENTS: RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USE 18-20 Father Capodanno Boulevard; Staten Island, New York 18-20 St. Nicholas Place; New York, New York 1824-28 Second Avenue; New York, New York 185 East 85th Street; New York, New York 1925 Quentin Road; Brooklyn, New York 2 Lincoln Square; New York, New York 20 East 79th Street; New York, New York 200 Central Park South; New York, New York 200 Rector Place; New York, New York 201 Brighton 1st Road; Brooklyn, New York 204 East 77th Street; New York, New York 210 East 68th Street; New York, New York 22 East 36th Street; New York, New York 22 West 68th Street; New York, New York 220 Central Park South; New York, New York 227 East 25th Street; New York, New York 2280, 2300 and 2440 Olinville Avenue; Bronx, New York 23 Washington Square North; New York, New York 230 Riverside Drive; New York, New York 230 West 55th Street; New York, New York 235 East 40th Street; New York, New York 240 Centre Street; New York, New York 240 East 27th Street; New York, New York 25 Broad Street; New York, New York 25 Monroe Place; Brooklyn, New York 250 East 73rd Street; New York, New York 253 Cumberland Avenue; Brooklyn, New York 2775-95 Linden Boulevard; Brooklyn, New York 2985 and 2995 Botanical Square; Bronx, New York 299 West 12th Street; New York, New York 3 East 66th Street; New York, New York 3 East 75th Street; New York, New York 300 South Broadway; Harrison, New York 300 West 55th Street; New York, New York 300-02 East 77th Street/1456, 1458, 1464-70 Second Avenue; New York, New York 301 East 47th Street; New York, New York 301-307 West 57th Street; New York, New York 302 West 12th Street; New York, New York 303 East 43rd Street; New York, New York 303 East 57th Street; New York, New York 303 East 60th Street; New York, New York 112 Madison Avenue, 11th Floor | New York, New York 10016 | 212.687.0154 CLIENTS: RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USE 305 East 40th Street; New York, New York 305 West 50th Street; New York, New York 309 West 57th Street; New York, New York 315 Seventh Avenue; New York, New York 320 West 30th Street; New York, New York 325 West 77th Street; New York, New York 327 West 30th Street; New York, New York 33 East 69th Street; New York, New York 333 East 49th Street; New York, New York 333 East 56th Street; New York, New York 340-344 West 72nd Street (The Chatsworth); New York, New York 34-41 85th Street; Queens, New York 345 East 64th Street; New York, New York 35 Sutton Place; New York, New York 350 East 52nd Street; New York, New York 353 East 83rd Street; New York, New York 357 West Broadway; New York, New York 377 Rector Place; New York, New York 380 Rector Place; New York, New York 4 East 89th Street; New York, New York 4 Park Avenue; New York, New York 400 East 54th Street; New York, New York 400 East 84th Street; New York, New York 403 East 73rd Street; New York, New York 403-421 Avenue C; Brooklyn, New York 409 East 6th Street; New York, New York 42-43 Ithaca Street; Queens, New York 438, 442-444 Manhattan Avenue; New York, New York 45 and 65 North Ocean Avenue; Freeport, New York 45 Christopher Street; New York, New York 45 Wall Street; New York, New York 450 West 58th Street; New York, New York 4525 Henry Hudson Parkway; Bronx, New York 468 Riverside Drive; New York, New York 47-51 East 64th Street; New York, New York 50 North Bergen Place; Freeport, New York 5085 Broadway; New York, New York 51-01 39th Avenue; Queens, New York 511 East 80th Street; New York, New York 51-53 East 74th Street; New York, New York 52 Park Avenue; New York, New York 112 Madison Avenue, 11th Floor | New York, New York 10016 | 212.687.0154 CLIENTS: RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USE 529-537 East 81st Street; New York, New York 532-534 East 85th Street; New York, New York 55 Bowen Street; Staten Island, New York 55 East 59th Street; New York, New York 555-557 Third Avenue; New York, New York 59 West 12th Street; New York, New York 595 West End Avenue; New York, New York 6 Puritan Road; Harrison, New York 60 West 57th Street; New York, New York 60 West 57th Street; New York, New York 600 West 111th Street; New York, New York 62 West 9th Street; New York, New York 62-60 99th Street; Rego Park, New York 6295 Fourth Avenue; Brooklyn, New York 64 East 94th Street; New York, New York 675 McLean Avenue; Yonkers, New York 67-87 and 68-09 Booth Street; Forest Hills, New York 680 Madison Avenue; New York, New York 6801 Bay Parkway; Brooklyn, New York 68-12 Yellowstone Boulevard; Forest Hills, New York 69 Fifth Avenue; New York, New York 690 and 700 Fort Washington Avenue; New York, New York 740 West End Avenue; New York, New York 75 Randall Avenue; Freeport, New York 775 Riverside Drive/156-08 Riverside Drive West; New York, New York 777-781 Sixth Avenue; New York, New York 787-791 Lexington Avenue; New York, New York 8 West 119th Street; New York, New York 800 Madison Avenue; New York, New York 801 Lexington Avenue; New York, New York 81 and 83 Lexington Avenue; New York, New York 813 Park Avenue; New York, New York 815 Long Ridge Road; Stamford, Connecticut 823 Park Avenue; New York, New York 82-86 Bedford Street; New York, New York 850 East 31st Street; Brooklyn, New York 87th Street and Third Avenue; New York, New York 92-06 63rd Avenue, 63-19, 25, 37 and 43 Austin Street; Rego Park, New York 99 Battery Place; New York, New York 990 Avenue of the Americas; New York, New York Battery Park City; New York, New York 112 Madison Avenue, 11th Floor | New York, New York 10016 | 212.687.0154 CLIENTS: RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USE Bayside Mews Condominium; Queens, New York Breezy Point; Queens, New York Bridgeview Apartments Three (8-10 27th Avenue); Long Island City, New York Carlton Arms South Garden Apartment Complex (444 S. 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