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Universal Music finds pitch with sublet; Vivendi unit rents out W. 19th space; Lipstick Building getting a new face.(Real Estate)(Vivendi Universal will sell office space in Manhattan locations)

Crain's New York Business, July, 2003

Byline: lore croghan Universal music group landed a subtenant for 22,000 square feet at 11 W. 19th St., a step forward in a campaign by parent Vivendi Universal to shed surplus office space in several Manhattan locations. The taker is Comprehensive Health Management Inc., a subsidiary of WellCare Health Plans Inc., an HMO focused on government programs such as Medicaid and Medicare.

The new subtenant will be moving from Newburgh, N.Y., and the Bronx. "They wanted to be more in the thick of things,'' says Jesse Rubens, a senior executive managing director at Murray Hill Properties/ TCN and the HMO's broker in the deal. The sublet has a seven-year term. The rent was not disclosed. But the published asking rate for short-term space in the 1903-vintage...

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