New York, NY Cammeby’s has hired Winick Realty Group LLC to exclusively market the retail at Neptune/Sixth, a new community-oriented live, work, play neighborhood destination. Located at the site of the former Trump Village Shopping Center, Neptune/Sixth will feature more than 250,000 s/f of retail, commercial and community-facility space combined; ample parking; new rental residences; and outdoor landscaping and seating areas spread between two newly-constructed buildings at 532 Neptune Ave. and 626 Sheepshead Bay Rd.
The Winick Realty Group team of CEO Jeff Winick, executive vice presidents Darrell Rubens and Lee Block, and associate Danielle Winick has worked with Cammeby’s and S9 Architecture from the start of the project in order to make sure that the development provides a high-quality retail experience.
An important part of this vision has been working with existing tenants to relocate them during the construction process, maintaining continuity for the neighborhood and ensuring that important services are still offered. To this end, both Apple Bank and Capital One Bank have been moved into temporary trailers along Neptune Ave. so that they may continue operations during the construction period. In addition, Winick Realty Group recently completed a lease that will move CVS to a temporary location until they are able to relocate to their permanent space within Neptune/Sixth, comprising approximately 11,300 s/f of ground-floor retail space at 532 Neptune Ave.
Retailers looking to join CVS, Apple Bank and Capital One Bank at 532 Neptune Avenue will be able to lease storefronts ranging from 582 to 45,000 s/f. At 626 Sheepshead Bay Rd., ground-floor availabilities range from 1,129 to over 15,000 s/f. Both buildings feature ample all-glass frontage and high ceilings, as well as multiple elevators to access parking and loading docks that are dedicated for retailers’ use.
Neptune/Sixth is designed to support the local community, which includes more than 20,000 residents within walking distance, as well as more than a million residents who live within an eight-minute drive of the property. More than 20,000 cars pass the site on a daily basis, while the nearby F and Q subways bring 4.7 million subway riders to Coney Island each year.
“We are proud to be working with Cammeby’s to bring a new, vibrant streetscape of retail to this underserved market in Coney Island,” said Lee Block. “Cammeby’s has invested heavily in the neighborhood and Winick Realty Group is committed to helping them enrich the community with more exciting and modern options for shopping and dining.”
.gif)
