Philips International is pleased to announce that Regions Bank and FlexTrade have signed lease renewals at The Towers at 111 Great Neck Road in Great Neck. The Towers is one of the most prestigious office buildings in Great Neck.
“We have continued to see strong demand for our Long Island suburban office properties, including larger office lease renewals from companies like FlexTrade and Regions Bank that need high-end office space that is centrally located with convenient and quick access to transportation to Manhattan,” said Philip Pilevsky, chairman and CEO of Philips International.
Regions Bank signed a lease renewal for 11,000 square feet of office space on the 5th floor at the property. Headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., the Fortune 500 company was founded in 1971 and operates 1,952 ATMs and 1,454 banking offices nationwide.
Daniel Brandel and Robert Seidenberg of CBRE represented the tenant in the transaction; Michael Robbins of Philips International represented the landlord, Philips International.
FlexTrade signed a lease renewal for 20,000 square feet on the 3rd floor. FlexTrade Systems is a global leader in high-performance multi-asset execution management and order management systems for equities, fixed income, foreign exchange, futures, and options.
FlexTrade was represented by Harlan Hollander of Savills; Michael Robbins of Philips International represented the landlord, Philips International.
Built in 1980 and renovated in 2004, The Towers at 111 Great Neck Road is a six-story, 200,000-square-foot, Class A+ office property located in Great Neck. Other notable tenants include Metropolitan Commercial Bank and Citibank.
Close to shopping and restaurants, the prime office location is situated just blocks away from the Great Neck LIRR Station, offering a quick 25-minute train ride to Manhattan. The building also features 545 parking spaces across three levels; an on-site, full-service restaurant; 24/7 secure building access; on-site management; and ultrafast internet connections provided by Verizon FIOS and Optimum.
