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CSI draws on a substantial body of experience in meeting the needs of the small and mid-sized non-profits which are now the focus of our practice. In the past, both independently and as a consultant to other brokers, we have performed dozens of sophisticated real estate assignments for large corporations, institutions, and government entities. Below is a partial list. (Unless otherwise noted, the properties mentioned are in Manhattan.)
AEW (Pension Fund Manager) -- Comprehensive feasibility study resulting in the condominium conversion of its office building at 800 Second Avenue.
Apple Computer -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in the relocation of several of its metropolitan-area offices, including the relocation of its New York Headquarters to Citicorp Center.
Bear Stearns Companies -- Negotiation and financial analysis involving over 1,000,000 square feet in Midtown Manhattan.
CT Corporation Systems -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in relocations in St. Louis, Washington D.C. and other cities, plus lease-purchase and other analyses associated with the 147,000 SF relocation of CCH Legal Information Services to 111 Eighth Avenue.
Canadian Mission to the United Nations -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in its relocation to 1 Dag Hammarksjold Plaza.
Consulate-General of Canada -- Financial engineering resulting in lease restructuring at 1251 Avenue of the Americas (65,000 SF).
County NatWest Inc. -- Financial analysis of long-term alternatives for 120,000 square feet, resulting in a relocation to 175 Water Street.
Digital Equipment Corporation -- Financial analyses involving relocations and renegotiations of more than 100,000 square feet, primarily in New Jersey.
Finland Consulate-General and Mission to the UN -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in the relocation of the Consulate-General to 866 United Nations Plaza, plus the renewal of the Mission's lease at that property, totalling 35,000 square feet.
GRE Insurance Group -- Financial analysis and reports involving transactions in Cincinnati, Princeton and New York totalling 60,000 square feet.
Instinet Corporation (Reuters) -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in its relocation to 150,000 square feet at 875 Third Avenue.
Macmillan Inc. -- Analysis of escalation charges to its tenants at 866 Third Avenue, plus development of strategies to maximize the value of the property which contributed to its ultimate sale.
McGraw-Hill School Publishing Corporation -- Financial analysis & reports resulting in relocation to 145,000 SF at 10 Union Square East.
NYNEX Information Services -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in its relocation to One Penn Plaza.
Population Council -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in its relocation to 44,000 square feet at 1 Dag Hammarksjold Plaza.
Shereff Friedman Hoffman & Goodman -- Financial analysis of relocation and lease recast scenarios resulting in the law firm's relocation to 105,000 square feet at 405 Lexington Avenue.
Skidmore Owings & Merrill -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in the restructuring of its 52,000 SF lease in San Francisco.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Company -- Financial analysis and reports resulting in its relocation of 45,000 SF in Springfield, Mass.
Stroock & Stroock & Lavan -- Real estate & financial analysis of long-term alternatives for its 260,000 square-foot requirement in NYC.
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