Real Estate Weekly: REcon 2013: Day Two in pictures
REcon 2013: Day Two in pictures
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The Real Deal: ICSC guests work hard, play harder
ICSC guests work hard, play harder
With music thumping, alcohol flowing and choice cuts of steak tempting guests, the Newmark Knight Grubb Frank bash last night at the Marquee nightclub at the Cosmopolitan hotel was one of the more festive of the parties surrounding the annual ICSC’s RECon in Las Vegas.
But that was just one of about 50 parties thrown between Saturday and tonight. The Real Deal snapped pictures of New York City retail players at events such as Cushman & Wakefield’s poolside cocktail party at the Four Seasons last night, the Shopping Center Group’s massive event at a ballroom in the Four Seasons on Sunday, and the Jones Day party at the Cosmopolitan on Sunday.
In addition, we walked the floor at the Las Vegas Convention Center, catching up with retail brokers like Jeffrey Roseman of Newmark and developers such as Ziel Feldman of HFZ Capital Group.
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Real Estate Weekly: Lexington Retail Looks to Future
Lexington Retail Looks to Future
Winick Realty Group director Monica Kass and associate Jeremy Schwartz, along with executive vice president Lori Shabtai, are exclusively marketing 4,000 s/f of newly-renovated retail at 1636-1642 Lexington Avenue on behalf of United Management and Certes Partners.
Located steps from the 6 train, the storefronts offer wraparound glass frontage with 100 ft. of visibility on Lexington Avenue and 85 ft. on East 104th Street.
Ownership has upgraded the aesthetics of the retail property, which is divided into five storefronts that range from 306 to 2,226 s/f for local and national tenants alike to help the area grow into the future.
“East Harlem has very deep roots of family and community and it’s something about which residents in this area are very proud,” said Shabtai.
“At the same time, the neighborhood is very young and dynamic and its inimitable spirit is carrying it into an exciting future as the next new spot in Manhattan.
“With the launch of this amazing retail project, we have the opportunity to make this area not only as good as it’s always been bot also reach the heights it has been destined to achieve.”
The retail is close to the residential community, as well as schools including The Lexington Academy, The Heritage School, Cristo Rey High School, DREAM Charter School, Amber Charter School and the Young Women Leadership School of East Harlem. The team is considering all uses, including cooking and food tenants.
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Mann Newswire: Winick Realty Group Markets Retail Space In Dynamic East Harlem
Winick Realty Group Markets Retail Space In Dynamic East Harlem
Winick Realty Group recently announced an unprecedented opportunity to shape the retail of East Harlem, one of Manhattan’s most dynamic and as-yet-untapped areas. Director Monica Kass and Associate Jeremy Schwartz, along with Executive Vice President Lori Shabtai, are exclusively marketing approximately 4,000 square feet of newly renovated retail at 1636-1642 Lexington Avenue on behalf of United Management and Certes Partners.
Located steps from the 6 train, these charming storefronts offer incredible wraparound glass frontage with 100 feet of visibility on Lexington Avenue and 85 feet on East 104th Street. Ownership has invested tremendous time and money to upgrade the aesthetics of the retail property, which is divided into five storefronts that range from 306 square feet to 2,226 square feet.
“East Harlem has very deep roots of family and community-more so than most other areas of the city-and it’s something about which residents in this area are very proud. At the same time, the neighborhood is very young and dynamic and its inimitable spirit is carrying it into an exciting future as the next new spot in Manhattan,” explained Shabtai.
“We plan to listen to the neighborhood and give them the amenities and retailers they want and need,” said Kass, who noted the team is considering all uses. “With a clear eye on East Harlem’s past, present and future, this retail site feels like a true game changer for this exciting and dynamic community.”
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City Biz: Winick Realty Group Markets Game-Changing Retail Availability in the Heart of East Harlem
Winick Realty Group Markets Game-Changing Retail Availability in the Heart of East Harlem
Winick Realty Group is honored to announce an unprecedented opportunity to shape the retail of East Harlem, one of Manhattan’s most dynamic and as-yet-untapped areas. Director Monica Kass and Associate Jeremy Schwartz, along with Executive Vice President Lori Shabtai, are exclusively marketing approximately 4,000 square feet of newly-renovated retail at 1636-1642 Lexington Avenue on behalf of United Management and Certes Partners.
Located steps from the 6 train, these charming storefronts offer incredible wraparound glass frontage with 100 feet of visibility on Lexington Avenue and 85 feet on East 104th Street. Ownership has invested tremendous time and money to upgrade the aesthetics of the retail property, which is divided into five storefronts that range from 306 square feet to 2,226 square feet. This evident care and commitment on part of ownership offers immediate value to the incoming tenants as each piece of this newly-developed retail offering allows for local and national tenants alike to help the area grow into the future while honoring its commitment to its deep and storied past.
“East Harlem has very deep roots of family and community—more so than most other areas of the city—and it’s something about which residents in this area are very proud. At the same time, the neighborhood is very young and dynamic and its inimitable spirit is carrying it into an exciting future as the next new spot in Manhattan,” explained Shabtai. “With the launch of this amazing retail project, we have the opportunity to make this area not only as good as it’s always been but also reach the heights it has been destined to achieve.”
“There is nothing I am more inspired or excited by in retail leasing than being part of the future in a positive way for all while at the same time bringing tremendous value to this building and our relationship with United Management and Certes Partners,” she continued.
The retail’s proximity to the nearby residential community, as well as schools including The Lexington Academy, The Heritage School, Cristo Rey High School, DREAM Charter School, Amber Charter School and the Young Women Leadership School of East Harlem, further helps to maintain a connection between the retail at 1636-1642 Lexington Avenue and the strong family and community ties in the area.
“We plan to listen to the neighborhood and give them the amenities and retailers they want and need,” said Kass, who noted the team is considering all uses, including cooking and food tenants. “With a clear eye on East Harlem’s past, present and future, this retail site feels like a true game changer for this exciting and dynamic community.”
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New York Observer: Winick Markets 4,000 Square Feet Of Retail Space In East Harlem
Winick Markets 4,000 Square Feet Of Retail Space In East Harlem
Winick Realty Group is exclusively marketing 4,000 square feet of retail space at 1636-1642 Lexington Avenue in East Harlem on behalf of United Management and Certes Partners,The Commercial Observer has learned.
Winick’s Monica Kass and Jeremy Schwartz, along with Executive Vice President Lori Shabtai, will lead the effort on five storefronts that range from 306 square feet to 2,226 square feet. The freshly renovated stores will offer 100 feet of frontage on Lexington Avenue and 85 feet on East 104th Street.
“[United and Certes] are renovating now,” Ms. Kass said. “They took out all the stores within the last six months, ripped everything out and are really redoing the whole thing.”
Discount stores and other local shops had existed at the address. “It will stay charming and keep a neighborhood feel,” Ms. Kass said. “It won’t be modern and all glass.”
The ideal tenants will suit local needs rather than redefine the neighborhood’s character. Four of the five stores are smaller than 500 square feet, and the larger corner space is more likely to woo a national bank or restaurant tenant.
“We want to keep the integrity of the community,” Ms. Kass said.
Several schools are nearby, including The Lexington Academy, DREAM Charter School and Amber Charter School. Ms. Kass said that tenants that benefited local children and young families–an after school facility, for example–would be particularly good fits.
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