Czarniak of Sabre Real Estate Group secures 5,450 s/f
Sabre Real Estate Group, the newest retail real estate firm in the metropolitan area has filled two retail spaces totaling 5,450 s/f in the Stop & Shop shopping center.
The new tenants will fill a vacant former Hollywood Video store, a freestanding building, at 47 Shore Rd. The new tenants are:
* Sherwin-Williams Paint Store, which leased 2,950 s/f. It is expected to open by the second quarter of 2014.
* I Love Kickboxing, which leased 2,500 s/f. It is expected to open by the second quarter of 2014.
Ed Czarniak, an associate at Sabre, represented the landlord, Ahold USA, the parent of Stop & Shop, in both transactions.
The new stores join Stop & Shop, Home Goods, Radio Shack, and Port Washington Village Hall.
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