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Avallone of DJM Real Estate arranges two retail leases totaling 6,112 s/f at 300 W. Sunrise Highway

300 W. Sunrise Highway - Valley Stream, NY 300 W. Sunrise Highway - Valley Stream, NY

Valley Stream, NY DJM Real Estate’s principal and senior managing director James Avallone has completed leases totaling 6,112 s/f for two retail spaces at the Toys R Us Shopping Center located at 300 W. Sunrise Hwy. The deals include:

• A five-year lease was signed for 2,112 s/f with H&R Block in which Ryan Feldman of ARD Real Estate represented the tenant.

• A five-year lease was signed for 4,000 s/f with Blinds to Go in which Ari Malul of Schuckman Realty represented the tenant.

Among DJM Real Estate’s list of active and recent clients are Toys R Us, hhgregg, Office Depot, Office Max, American Apparel, Pep Boys, Yum Brands, Safelight AutoGlass, JC Penney, Radio Shack,  Food Lion, Tiger Direct, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Black Angus Steakhouse, Claire’s, Reed & Barton and VEREIT.

DJM Real Estate is the real estate arm of 112 year-old, Gordon Brothers Group with offices in Boston, New York, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, London, Manchester, Birmingham, Cologne and Tokyo.  Founded in 1992 and headquartered in New York, DJM is a worldwide provider of strategic real estate solutions in healthy and distressed situations. We combine experienced professionals, world class technology, research and abundant capital to provide real estate disposition, restructuring, mergers & acquisitions and advisory services. For more information, please visitwww.djmrealestate.com

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