de Seve of Breslin Realty completes 12,862 s/f lease for Ace Hardware; Kramer of First Development Corp. reps tenant

Baldwin Harbor Shopping Center, located on Atlantic Avenue - Baldwin, NY

Baldwin, NY Breslin Realty arranged the signing of a long-term lease with Ace Hardware for 12,862 s/f in the Baldwin Harbor Shopping Center, located on Atlantic Ave. Ace Hardware is a paint, lawn and garden, tool, and general home improvement store that has over 4,600 locations, and does over $13 billion in retail hardware sales annually. The new event of Stop & Shop taking over the former Waldbaums supermarket will add to the success of the redevelopment. The center also has a CVS pharmacy, GameStop, and Chase Bank. Breslin Realty was recently appointed the manager of the entire shopping center, and is planning an upgrade of the facility. Bill de Seve of the Breslin organization arranged the transaction on behalf of the landlord, and Stu Kramer of First Development Corp. represented the tenant.

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