Category : Retail

Retail

New School leases 14th Street retail to CVS

REW Staff
by REW Staff907
The New School announced that it is leasing 9,000 s/f of retail space on the ground level of its new University Center to CVS/pharmacy.   The retail space sits at 2 west 14th street, at the intersection of 14th Street and Fifth Avenue. The CVS location is projected to open...
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Luxury label Caruso leases 11,000 s/f former gallery space

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by REW Staff671
Faith Hope Consolo, chairman, and Joseph Aquino, executive vice president, of Douglas Elliman’s Retail Group have leased a grand, multi-level space at 45 East 58th Street to Caruso. The new location will be the luxury label’s first U.S. location, New York flagship and additionally house its showroom. Created by fashion impresario Umberto Angeloni, the Plaza District...
Citizen Watch to open Times Square flagship
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Citizen Watch to open Times Square flagship

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by REW Staff1042
Citizen Watch Company will open its first  global flagship store in North America at 1500 Broadway. Friedland Realty’s Gene Meer represented Citizen Watch Co. in the lease for 1,300 s/f on the Times Square corner of the building owned by Tamares Corporation. CBRE is the agent for the building and the...
Retail

Fossil renews Broadway lease, adds space for new branch

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by REW Staff750
CBRE Group, Inc. announced today that it represented Fossil Group Inc. in the luxury watch and leather goods seller’s lease extension at 1585 Broadway at 48th Street, Manhattan. The deal will keep Fossil in 3,241 square feet at 1585 Broadway for another 15 years. In a separate transaction, Skagen, a...
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Skincare specialist takes over Laila Rowe store on Third Ave.

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by REW Staff920
Faith Hope Consolo, Chairman, and Joseph Aquino, Executive Vice President of Douglas Elliman’s Retail Group have arranged the first New York City location for skincare specialist Infinite Beauty at 1031 Third Avenue, on the  northeast corner of 61st Street.  The company showcases a variety of collections specializing in organic products containing thermo-mineral water and organic oils, elementsfrom the Dead...
CREW opens annual shopping center convention
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CREW opens annual shopping center convention

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by REW Staff715
Retail Reunion: The Commercial Real Estate Women’s Network (CREW) once again hosted the Opening Breakfast at the International Council of Shopping Centers’ RECon convention in Las Vegas, the largest gathering of retail real estate professionals in the world. The event returned to the schedule after a break of several years. Hundreds of attendees and...
Retail

Sabre seeks sweet spaces

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by REW Staff751
Sabre Real Estate Group LLC has arranged a lease in Millburn, NJ, for Chocolate Works, the upscale New York City Upper West Side chocolatier. It will be the chain’s second store in New Jersey. Sabre, Chocolate Works exclusive broker for its franchised expansion throughout the New York metropolitan area, arranged...
Harlem’s smiles better
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Harlem’s smiles better

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by REW Staff720
Faith Hope Consolo, chairman, and Joseph Aquino, executive vice president, along with Arthur Maglio of Douglas Elliman’s Retail Group have arranged a long-term lease for Open Bright Pediatric Dentistry at 1845 Adam Clayton Power Jr. Boulevard. Two months ago, the team also brought Central Park North Orthodontics to 1851 Adam...
CBRE to market 20 Times Square retail
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CBRE to market 20 Times Square retail

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by REW Staff1292
A Witkoff Group, Winthrop Realty Trust, New Valley LLC, Maefield Development and Ian Schrager Company joint venture announced that it has named CBRE Group, Inc. the exclusive leasing agent for the 76,000 s/f retail component of its development at 20 Times Square on the northeast corner of Times Square’s iconic...
Home shopping … the old fashioned way
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Home shopping … the old fashioned way

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by REW Staff1205
CORE’s Chelsea office is hard to overlook. Straddling the corner of Seventh Avenue and 18th Street, it sits behind floor-to-ceiling glass windows that showcase the brokerage’s latest listings on classic print-outs. Through the windows, passers-by can see couches in the waiting area and photos of brownstone walk-ups on the walls. Everything about the office is designed to draw people’s attention – with some success. A observers argue that brokerage storefronts are a dying breed in the internet age, they have proven to be a remarkably resilient model.