Abramson and Olden of Buchbinder & Warren reps landlord in 7,150 s/f lease

William Abramson, Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group, LLC

New York, NY The owners of The Penny Farthings will open a new restaurant at old Rodeo Bar location 375-377 Third Ave. East Drogheda Inc. dba The Gem Saloon leased a total of 7,150 s/f, which consists of: retail 3,500 s/f, cellar 2,600 s/f, second floor 700 s/f, and third floor 350 s/f. Rob Frischman, EVO Real Estate Group, represented the tenant and William Abramson and Matthew Olden of Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group, LLC represented the landlord. For over 25 years 375-377 Third Avenue was occupied by the Rodeo Bar. Now it will undergo a major renovation and be home to The Gem Saloon. The Rodeo Bar was known for its live music and tex/mex cuisine for over two decades. Now the group from The Penny Farthings will transpose the space to an elegant eating and drinking establishment.

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