We would like to welcome the newest additions to our tenant roster and recognize companies renewing and expanding within our buildings. Westchester County 500 Mamaroneck Avenue
In a relocation from Greenwich, Agnos Group LLC, a hedge fund, signed an eight-year lease relocating its headquarters from Manhattan to a 4,545-square-foot office. Austrian steel producer Voestalpine USA Corp. renewed the lease on its 2,182-square-foot North American headquarters for five years. 711 Westchester Avenue
"New York City-based Enterprise was looking to open a suburban office in a top-quality, well-located building," says Timothy C. Donohue, sales associate at McCarthy O'Callaghan, Inc., the tenant's broker. "711 Westchester Avenue fit the firm's needs." Ten Bank Street
Pioneer Financial Management, Inc., Fairfield County First Stamford Place Greenwich Prime Trading Group, LLC, which outsources trading for hedge fund clients, relocated its headquarters from Greenwich to 100 First Stamford Place. The firm leased a 5,100-square-foot office for nine years. "First Stamford Place is a very attractive complex for our firm, given its location and amenities," says Barry L. Savitz, the firm's senior managing partner. "We're going to be here for a long time." Office furniture dealer, Arenson Office Furnishings of Connecticut, Inc., renewed the lease on its 3,953-square-foot offices at 300 First Stamford Place through 2009. Euro Brokers Inc., a financial services holding company, renewed the lease on its 2,722-square-foot offices at 100 First Stamford Place through 2006. Volume Services America Holdings, Inc., which operates under the trade name Centerplate, and provides catering, concessions, and merchandise services for entertainment venues, renewed the lease on its 4,096-square-foot offices at 300 First Stamford Place for five years. Metro Center
In a relocation from the
Fred F. French Investing LLC, MerrittView
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Pasternak, Baum & Co., Inc., an agricultural commodity trader, and Pasternak Wine Imports signed an 11-year lease for a 15,164-square-foot office. (Please see 
Enterprise Solution Providers, Inc., a technology consulting firm, signed a five-year lease for a 2,403-square-foot office.
a unit of electronics manufacturer Pioneer Corp., renewed the lease on its 2,575-square-foot offices through 2007.
Chrysler Building in Manhattan, Cornerstone Trading Company, Inc., a hedge fund, leased 3,615 square feet
for six years.
a commercial real estate and investment management firm, renewed the lease on its 2,519-square-foot offices through 2009.
Kolmar Petrochemicals Americas, Inc., a petrochemical and commodity trader, doubled its space to 5,029 square feet, and extended its lease through 2010.