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Posted: May 26, 2015
Admiral Real Estate Services Corp. secures 18,505 s/f in leases
Jon Gordon and Haryn Intner of Admiral Real Estate Services Corp. revealed the following 11 retail leases totaling 18,505 s/f :
* Stillmeadow Gourmet leased 2,000 s/f and North BXV leased 1,410 s/f at 65 Pondfield Rd. The landlord is Samson Management.;
* Bluemercury leased 2,125 s/f at 48 Pondfield Rd.;
* CandyRox leased 1,250 s/f at 66 Pondfield Rd.;
* Bottom Line Blinds leased 650 s/f at 120 Pondfield Rd.;
* PureBarre leased 1,650 s/f at 2 Cedar St.;
* SoulCycle leased 5,400 s/f at 94 Kraft Ave.;
* Magic Carpet Learning leased 400 s/f at 96 Kraft Ave.;
* Beer Noggin leased 820 s/f at 102-B Kraft Ave.;
* Bronxville Diner leased 2,000 s/f at 112 Kraft Ave.; and
* Pure Mountain Olive Oil leased 800 s/f at 118 Kraft Ave.
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