New York Law Journal...Ave. South, also known as the Gramercy Park Building, with The Feil Organization. Madison Logic has doubled the size of its New...
...Restaurant Group has signed a 15-year lease with the The Feil Organization for 3,021 square feet of retail space, including storage space...
...Chetrit Group for $81 million. "Some time ago, our organization began looking for ways to streamline our organization," said Richard Devine...
...Justice Randy Sue Marber O'Connor v. Feil Organization (20817/10)—Motion Granted Justice...
...and Jeffrey Feil, chairman and president of real estate company The Feil Organization Inc. and a 1973 graduate, both are longtime supporters of the...
London-based Pearson PLC has signed a 15-year sublease for about 270,000 square feet at 330 Hudson St., expanding its operations and moving more than a half million jobs to lower Manhattan. Also, a j
...40-year-old firm, has been a tenant of the The Feil Organization's building, also known as the Fred F. French Building, off...
Making the most out of less space Ladas & Parry, an international intellectual property law firm, recently moved into new offices at 1040 Sixth Avenue, relocating from 26 W. 61st St. after almost thr
...member Joanne Feil represented the tenant....
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