Sublandlord boots Kent Swig from Midtown office
Real estate developer Kent Swig needs to find an office for his firm after being kicked to the curb by its Midtown sublandlord. At the start of the month, a city marshal evicted Swig and his firm, Helmsley Spear, from its space at 747 Third Avenue, Page Six reported. The property is owned by the Kaufman family’s Sage Realty, though the dispute centered on a sublease; the sublandlord appears to be ITN Holdings, based on previous reporting from the Commercial Observer. Swig allegedly owes more than $450,000 in back rent on its sublease, which began in 2024. He was allegedly […]
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