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Posted: November 9, 2012
Gilbert of Gilco brokers two leases in the Bronx
Bronx NY Gilco Realty LLC brokered two deals.
The first deal was the 20,000 s/f lease of 1049 Zerega Ave. Gilco Realty brokered the 10-year lease between J&R Bronx Realty (landlord) and Colony Hardware Corp. (tenant). The tenant will occupy the entire building. Michael Gilbert of Gilco represented the landlord and tenant.
The second deal was a lease1700 Southern Blvd. After brokering the sale of the property to the Parkside Bronx Realty LLC (landlord), Gilco arranged a seven-year lease with Tonnie's Minis Bronx LLC (tenant) for the space. The tenant will occupy the space as a bakery specializing in cupcakes. Gilbert represented the landlord.
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