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Real Estate Watch: Shipper sights land on Staten Island; Zim building office for displaced staff; engineering firm stays downtown.(Moves to Staten Island, escaped the Islamic terrorist attack on WTO)

Crain's New York Business, November, 2001 by Croghan, Lore

Zim-american israeli shipping Co. made a big move out of the World Trade Center to Norfolk, Va., just one week before the complex was destroyed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. But the firm left behind a sales and marketing department of 35 people, in order to maintain a presence in New York City.

Fortunately, the entire staff made it out of Zim's 1 World Trade Center office alive. Now the company is building a new office for them on Staten Island. The shipping firm signed a 10-year lease for 5,000 square feet at 1000 South Ave., in an office complex called the Corporate Park of Staten Island. The asking rent was in the low $20s per square foot. The building is located in an empowerment zone, which means Zim gets city tax breaks that will cut its cost of...

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