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Fantasy sports website DraftKings, which is being put through the ringer by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, will leave the Noho digs that it leased just a few months ago.

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The firm will sublease its 23,500-square-foot space at Alvin Flaster’s 400 Lafayette Street in Noho, which the company leased in June.

In November, DraftKings and FanDuel – another billion-dollar fantasy sports site – were ordered to cease operations in New York State by the AG’s office, which accused them providing illegal gambling services.

A spokesperson for Draftkings denied that the decision to vacate the office was related to the company’s legal troubles.

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“We have made an operational decision to sublease our space at 400 Lafayette Street,” a spokesperson told Business Insider in an email. “This is a business decision and we are committed to continued operations in New York moving forward.”

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DraftKings had sought to sublease 10,500 square feet at the space, but changed its mind in November, choosing to occupy the whole area.

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The company is asking $72 per square foot. The asking price that DraftKings received was in the high $60s per square foot.

FanDuel, the other company targeted by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, signed a lease in September for 41,000 square feet at Rockrose Development’s 300 Park Avenue South. [BI] – Ariel Stulberg