Telecom exchange offers limited availability.

Limited space is now available at the technologically advanced NY Telecom Exchange at 75 Broad St., according to Joseph Jerome and Raymond Chalme, principals of JEMB Realty and owners of the NY Telecom Exchange.

Right now, telecom companies have access to a full floor opportunity in a building in the heart of Downtown Manhattan that is able to provide them with the infrastructure, abundant power, fiber optics from all major carriers, and heavy floor loads to meet their unique needs. This technologically sophisticated location offers a full floor of contiguous space to potential tenants, with a possibility of limited additional space opening up in the next few months.

JEMB purchased the 675,000 sf property at 75 Broad St. in 1999. The company invested $30 million dollars in a redevelopment project to revitalize the building, creating an ideal home for high-tech, new media, and telecom companies. Finally, companies in the telecom industry have the perfect headquarters at the first-rate NY Telecom Exchange at 75 Broad St.

"Prominent telecommunications companies have recognized the tremendous opportunity that exists at 75 Broad St.," explained Mr. Chalme. "We are providing our tenants with the ultimate high-tech facility in terms of power, infrastructure, and management."

The NY telecom exchange, which sits atop one of the City's only TransAtlantic AC-1 connection sites, was planned with telecom and technology sector tenants in mind. JEMB Realty and William Cohen of Newmark and Company Real Estate, the exclusive leasing agent .for the property, collaborated on the renovations with a team of highly specialized engineers. The group established a detailed master plan for routing of the power feeders, telecommunications risers and inter-connections, grounding cables, antennae and emergency back-up systems. JEMB Realty has also designed and built a generator farm and fuel oil distribution system to allow tenants to install and manage their own generators.

The interior of 75 Broad has also been renovated to its original splendor, having fully restored the lobby's marble floors, walls and original ceiling murals.

The revitalization also includes the installation of a state-of-the-art, virtual, holographic building directory, extensive upgrades to all common areas, new elevator control and cabs, and individually controlled, high-tech A/C systems.

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