Feil Organization acquires 250,000-SF Herald Center. (Retail New York).

Real Estate Weekly | October 23, 2002 | Copyright

The Feil Organization has just anounced the acquisition of Herald Center on 34th Street and Broadway in Manhattan. Herald Center is located it the heart of the revitalized Herald Square area, and consists of nearly 250,000 SF of vertically integrated retail space ox nine floors.

Current tenants include Daffy's DMV, Payless Shoes, Modell's and the recently-signed Fleet Bank and Staples Stores from 2,441 to 24,300 SF, including full floors, remain available.

Located on one of the most heavily trafficked corners in all of New York City, Herald Center has ...

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