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Art store inks Brooklyn relocation

Custom framing store Make A Frame has signed an eight-year
lease for a new outlet in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

Dena Driver, a broker with Brown Harris Stevens, represented the tenant and the landlord in the lease of 3,600 s/f at 137 Atlantic Avenue.

The offbeat frame shop that’s been featured in several television and arts programs, was outgrowing its longtime home down the street at 180 Atlantic Avenue, according to Driver.

DENA DRIVER

“After 42 years in that store, they very much wanted to stay
in the neighborhood,” said Driver.  “They
were thrilled to secure a new location just down the street at 137 Atlantic
Avenue and are very much committed to staying in the neighborhood.”

Make A Frame has an additional location at 175 Bedford
Avenue.

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