Sixty leases, certified (EN)

Crestbrook Properties, a listed Manhattan office REIT, must certify a sixty-tenancy rent roll across Crestbrook Plaza and 220 Park Tower to its JV partner Halverstone. Ellie abstracts every lease on the house template with a citation for every field, builds the portfolio register from the executed documents rather than the property manager's roll, and reconciles Kerridge's rent roll and trailing-twelve billing to the leases, amendments and side letters. Fifty of sixty tenancies tie exactly. Four do not: a tax base year never updated after a Third Amendment ($205,833 a year over-billed, $617,499 to date), a six-month expansion abatement keyed as twelve ($708,000 under-billed), a letter of credit that lapses before the security period ends, and a released guaranty still shown live. The option review finds three notice deadlines missing or wrong on the leasing calendar, including the anchor tenant's Article 41 expansion. Every finding clicks through to the clause; the certification memo and a shareable Brief close the cut.