How New York City retail is reinventing itself
Old New York stores don’t die – they’re just reinvented. As the retail sector adjusts to a new normal, shops are being given new life in different forms.
Category : Retail
Retail Round-Up: Village wine bar on the move, hot stuff on East 33rd
Vin Sur Vingt Wine Bar announced plans to expand and relocate its original West Village location due to their current lease expiring next year.
Market Line at Essex Crossing adds vendors ahead of opening
Delancey Street Associates (DSA) announced the latest round of vendors joining the Market Line, a retail corridor beneath Essex Crossing.
Everyone is a retail real estate expert
Retail is in a state of change and those of us who have navigated the ups and downs of the industry realize that challenge presents opportunity.
AERIE opens pop-up; Cotton Citizen takes hotel space; Pharmacy finds a home
The first of several AERIE pop-up stores will open at Long Island's Great Bay Shopping Center and RFR organized a lease with Cotton Citizen at 11 Howard St.
New cocktail lounge for Harlem’s restaurant row
Mixologist Ektoras Binikos and artist Simon Jutras will open their first-ever cocktail lounge called Sugar Monk at 2292 Frederick Douglass Boulevard.
Savitt making space for new food hall in Times Square
Savitt Partners, which owns 218 West 40th Street, is renovating the ground floor with a view to attracting an eatery eager to cash in on the areaʼs massive foot traffic and the changing demographics of its workforce.
Amazon puts future of LIC retail in play
With Amazon on the way major retail for the growing Queens neighborhood may only be a matter of time. But just where will it land?
Japanese marketplace set to open in Industry City
he marketplace will join Industry City’s global culinary scene, which includes Shanghainese street food, family-style Thai, Korean comfort food, traditional Mexican dishes, authentic Turkish-German street food and traditional Belgian pastries
Lexington Ave retail condo sells off market for $6.2M
Currently home to a chocolate shop and a dry cleaner, the 5,000 s/f space at 1410-1418 Lexington Ave. traded hands for $6.2 million.