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Fujifilm has signed a lease at Comjen Associates’ 210 Lafayette St., where it will occupy 12,700 square feet on three levels.

Tasso Argyros, Databricks’ vice-president of engineering in the city, has said the company “made a bet” that “world-class AI would be built in Manhattan. Today, that bet is paying off.”

Marquee-name tenants have already been signed for about half of the building’s 930,000 square feet — insurance giant Starr and  law firm McDermott Will & Schulte.

Bronx housing, retail site near planned new Metro-North station set to hit market

EDC head Anthony Shorris, entrusted with the indispensable, herculean task of promoting citywide business growth, sounds like he’s swallowed Zohran Mandani’s socialistic Kool-Aid.

Sephora is expected to launch the new location in the first quarter of 2027.

Osteria Centrale and Mercato Centrale will open possibly as early as next month.

The coming days will have showings by hot-button brand Public School, Tibi, Magda Butrym and  7 for All Mankind.

The Twin Towers underperformed as office buildings and stunk as architecture. But no one who knew them will ever forget them. Millions of New Yorkers — and millions upon millions of Americans…

Realty Check has learned that publicly traded Acadia just closed on the $10 million purchase of the retail co-op at 371-373 Bleecker, home to sportswear apparel brand Redvanly.