RETAIL ROUNDUP: Zar signs Magnolia; Hidrock has Insomnia
● ZAR PROPERTIES Magnolia signs office lease Magnolia Bakery, the international cupcake chain made famous in Sex & The City, has signed a 4,800 s/f
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New-tech chicken concept on the menu for Google workers
Brine Chicken, a gourmet fast casual concept developed by Dan Mezzalingua, has signed a lease for space at 106 Eighth Avenue, between 15th and 16th
Madison Capital refinance Times Square retail with $85M loan
Madison Capital recently refinanced 1657 Broadway in Times Square District with an $85 million, ten-year, interest only loan from Aareal Capital Corporation. The loan came
Taco Bell debuts Manhattan cantina
Taco Bell Cantina is poised to make its debut in New York City after signing a lease for its first Manhattan location at 500 Eighth
Winick brings LIC’s Luna building to full retail capacity
Long Island City’s luxury condo Luna has fully leased out its retail portion thanks to Winick Realty’s Aaron S. Fishbein and Steven E. Baker. The
Related taps Winick to market retail at LIC buildings
Winick Realty Group announced today that the firm has been selected to represent Related Companies and GreenOak in the leasing of two prime retail spaces
Upscale eateries Dépanneur and Simó Pizza take TFC space at luxury 33 Bond
TF Cornerstone and Winick Realty Group announced retail leases with Dépanneur and Simó Pizza at the base of TFC’s 33 Bond, a 714-unit luxury residential
ICSC: Demise of retail has been greatly exaggerated
By Holly Dutton and Kyle Campbell The annual ICSC New York conference kicked off this year by confronting the elephant in the room head on
RETAIL ROUND-UP: Biscuits & Bath, PetSmart, Eggloo to open new locations
● WINICK REALTY GROUP Schuss takes the lead in doggie deal Biscuits & Bath, a full-service dog care business with 11 locations throughout Manhattan, has
Savitt Partners exec David Workman moving to Winick Realty Group
Commercial real estate veteran David Workman has joined Winick Realty Group to led the retail specailistʼs entry to the wider commercial arena. Workman, formerly executive