New-York tribune. [volume], October 13, 1920, Image 20

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ARMION
qfo BUILDIN
OFFICES am
SHOW ROOMS
?jLEXor. Sov?*?tH A.v?. IV 3
184,000 square
or Sale i
TO Business Concerns Requiring Office or
S/tow Room Spaoe February First:
Sixteen floors, averaging 11,500 square feet of
usable space, are available in this brand-new building.
If tarad, the yearly rental is $23,000 to $26,000
per floor.
Under the Sfarwson method of Unit Ownership,
* perpetual, rent-free lease of a floor?plus part
ady for Lease
IN ENTIRE FLOORS
wnership
ownership of the entire property?may be procured
by paying, in advance, approximately six times one
year'sfrental.
Armion is a modern, fireproof, sprinklercd build?
ing. Seven elevators. Ceiling heights 11 ft 6 in.
in the clear. Located on a corner of the widest
business thoroughfare in Manhattan.
It is handy to the Interborough and B. R. T. sub?
way express stations, the Hudson Tubes, the 6th
Avenue " L," the Pennsylvania-Long Island and
GrandjCentral Stations.
This new building will interest organizations
employing large office forces.
The Unit Ownership method will appeal to con?
cerns who realize the advantage of owning their
own business homes?at minimum cost.
Floor plans and complete information on request.
PROPERTY
Company
I7I MADISON AVENUE -/NEW YORK
MANAGEMENT ENGINEERS
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