What you should know:
1. The imaging facility has a 14-year triple net lease with New York City-based New York University School of Medicine.
2. A real estate developer built the facility in 1969, and it was converted into an imaging facility in 2007.
3. New York University School of Medicine is the building’s main tenant.
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