Female forward beer co. opening tap room
Women-owned Talea Beer & Brewery is opening a taproom in Williamsburg. Joshua Berkun and David Green at Kassin Sabbagh Realty brokered the 10,000 s/f lease
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Retail Round-Up: Village wine bar on the move, hot stuff on East 33rd
● WINICK REALTY GROUP Village mainstay makes neighborhood move Vin Sur Vingt Wine Bar, the largest authentic French wine bar chain in New York City
Done Deals: Space chase in Brooklyn
An above average one bedroom in Williamsburg drew a crowd for DJK Residential agent Bianca Tickner. When she priced #503 at 1 Powers Street to
Done Deals: East Harlem duplex breaks $1M mark, Hunter’s Point condo goes for $1.5M
From Manhattan duplexes to a swanky new condo in Queens, these are some of the top done deals from the past week in residential real
New Development: Full-floor lofts released at 1010 Park, sales launch at 21 Powers
● EXTELL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Full floor lofts released at 1010 Park Extell Development Company has debuted 1010 Park Avenue, its Upper East Side boutique condo
Setting Sales: NYC Ferry helps neighborhoods brace for L-train closure
On a good day, commuting in New York City is uncomfortable; on a bad day, it’s unbearable and, if the doomsayers are to be believed,
RedSky secures $221M bridge loan for Williamsburg retail
JLL’s Capital Markets team has arranged a $221.8 million bridge loan through J.P. Morgan Chase to finance a portfolio of retail properties in Williamsburg. The
Two Trees lands Roberta’s pizza at 260 Kent
Bushwick’s favorite pizzeria will add a third location, this one a mere a stone’s throw from the Williamsburg waterfront and the newly-minted Domino Park. Roberta’s
DONE DEALS: Big catch in Rye
Douglas Elliman Real Estate’s Nancy Strong and Stacey Oestreich have sold 408 Grace Church Street in Rye, NY, for $12.75 million. Celebrities, sport stars and international
DONE DEALS: Miller, Schulz go by the book in Park Slope deal
Corcoran agents Jonathan Schulz and Jason Miller just closed on a text-book deal in Park Slope. The pair called in an interior designer to “declutter”