Tag : Winick Realty

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Winick shopping space in new Fort Greene tower

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by REW1202
Winick Realty has been named exclusive retail agent for one of the largest contiguous retail space coming to the Fort Greene market. Jeff Winick, CEO, Thomas Caliendo and Daniel D. DePasquale are marking 11,000 s/f of retail at 86 Fleet Place. The 33-story luxury mixed use tower is part of...
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Asian star Tim Ho Wan to open on Fourth Street

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by REW1249
WDI Group, the acclaimed hospitality group that has opened approximately 200 restaurants around the world since 1972, signed a long-term lease to bring Hong Kong-based Michelin-starred restaurant, Tim Ho Wan, to New York for the first time. Tim Ho Wan will serve its celebrated dim sum menu at 85 Fourth...
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French restaurant Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro to open in NoMad

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by REW1732
TF Cornerstone announced the signing of a long-term, 11,000 s/f retail lease with Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro, one of New York City’s top-rated French restaurants, at its 387 Park Avenue South. The new transaction completes Winick Realty Group’s leasing efforts, on behalf of TF Cornerstone, for the retail portion of the...
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Restaurants eye Union Square site

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by REW1187
Winick Realty Group has been selected to exclusively represent a retail opportunity at 15 Union Square West. Steven E. Baker, Kenneth Hochhauser and Charles Rapuano are marketing the property on behalf of the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio,. “It is our pleasure to bring to market what is truly...
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Early bird Steven Baker among retail’s high fliers

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by REW1423
LAS VEGAS – Steven Baker doesn’t like to talk about himself, but his resume speaks for itself. The Winick Realty president is back at ICSC RECon in Las Vegas for his 10th year, and like most of the industry, is booked solid with back-to-back meetings during the annual retail conference,...
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Canal Street primed for retail transformation

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by REW Staff1320
By Al Barbarino Canal Street has become synonymous with the sale of cheap, knockoff goods. The street bustles with tourists and locals who navigate its maze of open storefronts and street vendors. But some retail experts predict – and hope – that an imminent shift in retail demographics will cause a new kind of bustle on Canal Street, as higher-end retailers move in.