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Bobrow and Badner of Norman Bobrow & Co. represent Chilewich in 10-year, 11,502 s/f lease

Norman Bobrow,
Norman Bobrow & Company

Manhattan, NY Chilewich, the New York City-based textiles/housewares company founded by Sandy Chilewich and Joe Sultan, has recently opened a new showroom/headquarters in the Flatiron District at 39 West 19th St. between 5th and 6th Ave. where many designers and high tech companies are located.

39 West 19th Street -
Manhattan, NY

The growing company that designs creative, woven textile high-tech tabletop and flooring designs, has taken 11,502 s/f (the entire 11th floor) of the 12-story building owned by the Rosen family. The 1911 building is also home to the London restaurant chain, Burger & Lobster. 

Chilewich, which sells its designs at stores like Crate & Barrel, Bloomingdales, Macy’s and Amazon, is moving to its new location from 44 East 32nd St. (between Madison Ave.and Park Ave. South) where it leased 7,200 s/f on the entire 8th floor and had renewed its lease in 2015.

“Sandy and Joe loved the location which is home to many growing creative companies” said Norman Bobrow & Company’s president Norman Bobrow, who, along with David Badner represented the tenant. 

“The space has blinding sunlight and unobstructed views.  We found them a gem after a lot of hard work.”

Chilewich opened a retail store at 23 East 20th St. (between Broadway and Park Ave.) in November, 2014, also in the Flatiron District.

Ownership was represented by David Koeppel, a principal of Koeppel Rosen LLC, the leasing and managing agent for the Rosen family's New York City portfolio.

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