Expanding Around The Globe.

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At FirstService Williams, we provide a full spectrum of real estate services customized to each of our client's needs.

For more than 80 years, Williams Real Estate has been successfully serving the commercial real estate needs of the New York metropolitan area. The firm is recognized for its ability to formulate unique strategies that enhance value, contain cost, manage margins and minimize risk, and it recently fortified its position as an innovative, reliable service provider by teaming with the fourth largest international real estate services firm, FirstService Corporation. As a publicly traded Canadian-based firm, FirstService Corporation (NASDAQ:FSRV; TSX:FSV) is a diversified global real estate services company with approximately $2 billion in annual revenues, employing more than 17,000 employees worldwide.

FirstService Williams will strengthen its stature and market position in the New York region with multinational clients demanding seamless execution of their global real estate needs. The firm will also benefit from a broader range of real estate advisory services which will allow it to continue to help clients meet rapidly changing real estate requirements whenever and wherever they arise.

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REALITY TV PRODUCER MOVES CHELSEA OFFICES TO ABNER’S 39 WEST 19TH

11/23/2009

The appetite for reality television shows persists unabated. Meanwhile, reality television production companies are rising to the demand. Among them is Left/Right, which has produced everything from Showtime’s adaptation of the radio show This American Life to a reality series starring Mr. T

Let’s Stay Together, Say Tenants, Landlords

11/23/2009

Last month, Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. renewed and expanded its lease at 2 Journal Sq. here, taking a total of 320,282 square feet. In a subdued leasing market, a deal of that size is always welcome.

ARTFUL LANDINGS IN MIDTOWN

11/22/2009

The appeal of SoHo and Chelsea to the artsy set is fading. In recent months, a number of studios and galleries there have shut their doors and decamped to midtown and midtown south.