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Posted: December 23, 2013
Anthony Milano, Crown Design and Consulting
What was your most notable project, deal or transaction in 2013?
In 1996 Liquiteria pioneered the original cold pressed juice in NYC. 17 years later, this lifestyle concept has taken over the country. With new ownership, Crown Design and Consulting has been the leader and driving force in qualifying five new leases, opening location 2 on 8th Ave. and location 3 in Union Sq. and currently designing the next roll out of retail locations, including a commissary kitchen. Working with Liquiteria's dynamic leadership team to take over the streets of NYC has made 2013 a vigorous year but it will be nothing comparatively as Crown works to roll out Liquiteria juice stores across the country.
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