The Williamsburg retail property at 98-100 South 4th Street has been fully leased out, according to Winick Realty Group who represented the owners, Meadow Partners.
“It was a pleasure representing Meadow Partners in these lease transactions,” said Aaron S. Fishbein, the group’s director. “These are two quality tenants who will add great value to this property.”
At 98B South 4th Street, Sessions has opened a boutique, class-based fitness concept that offers a circuit-based workout combining resistance and cardiovascular exercises. Opened in the first quarter of 2018, Sessions occupies 2,200 square feet on the ground floor and 125 square feet in the mezzanine. The space is extremely unique with very few columns, brick structure and skylights throughout.
Next door, at 98A South 4th Street, a 2,108-square-foot space was leased to Lemons & Olives, a food service company whose clients have included modeling agencies and high-profile magazine companies. The ground-floor space, which formerly housed Miusa restaurant, will feature both a retail component and a kitchen that will service clients throughout New York City.
“This is a strategic location for them, putting their facility in close proximity to Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens,” Fishbein explained. “In addition, they were drawn to the infrastructure of the space, including the high ceilings and skylights.”
Brennan Taylor from Conrad NYC represented Vanguard Collective, while Veljko Dobrilovic from Red Star NYC represented Lemons & Olives. Fishbein represented landlord Meadow Partners in both long-term lease transactions.
“We are excited to welcome Vanguard Collective and Lemons & Olives to the building,” said Greg Blake, director of Meadow Partners. “Both retailers offer great amenities to the residential component of this building, and also understand the long-term potential of South Williamsburg and its proximity to transformational development in the neighborhood.”
