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LI office market up slightly
The Long Island office market is holding its own, according to the latest report from Newmark Knight Frank in Melville. Despite doom and gloom in the residential sector and ominous forecasts of...
View ArticleWay to go Chuck
Chuck Tabone is Newmark Knight Frank’s 2007 Industrial Broker of the Year. NKF honored Tabone, who is a managing principal and partner in charge of its Melville office, because of deals like the...
View ArticleBerfas to direct
Lights, camera, action. Scott Berfas has been promoted to director at the Melville office of Newmark Knight Frank. Berfas, who first joined NKF as an associate director in 2004 after starting out with...
View ArticleMagazine turns Hamptons upside down
Kudos to Hamptons magazine, which sports ageless Elle McPherson on the cover and a full page ad for Newmark Knight Frank’s retail division in its latest issue. But I never thought the editors at the...
View ArticleMelville office building sold
A two-story 12,538-square-foot Melville office building was sold for about $3 million. TrakAmerica, a collections firm, purchased the property located at 600 Broadhollow Road, across the street from...
View ArticlePerfume firm brings 120 jobs to Ronk
After two other companies pulled out of a deal to split an 11-acre parcel of vacant land in Ronkonkoma, Perfume Center of America has stepped in with plans to build a 100,000 square-foot warehouse and...
View ArticlePernas pound the pavement
The father/son team of Ralph and Richard Perna of Melville-based Newmark Knight Frank has inked a bunch of deals in the last few weeks. Poppa Ralph represented Towne Bus in its purchase of a 3.5 acre...
View ArticleFlurry of deals for NKF’s Gazzola and Tabone
Chuck Tabone and Dan Gazzola of Newmark Knight Frank in Melville have recently inked several deals totaling more than 75,000 square feet. Tabone and Gazzola leased 20,700 square feet at 55 Kennedy...
View ArticleLI office rents, occupancy lower in 2009
Despite a slight uptick in the last quarter, the Long Island office market slumped further in 2009, according to a report from Newmark Knight Frank. Average asking rents for office space dropped 2.3...
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