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Delavale of Breslin Realty arranges 1,500 s/f lease to Domino’s Pizza

Domino’s Pizza at Tiana Plaza - Hampton Bays, NY Domino’s Pizza at Tiana Plaza - Hampton Bays, NY
Robert Delavale, Breslin Realty Robert Delavale, Breslin Realty

Hampton Bays, NY Breslin Realty has signed a long term lease with Domino’s Pizza at Tiana Plaza. Domino’s Pizza will occupy 1,500 s/f at the shopping center, in a space formerly occupied by Radio Shack. Domino’s is the second-largest franchised pizza chain in the world, with 1,000 stores worldwide.

The transaction was arranged and negotiated by Robert Delavale of the Breslin Organization. Additional retail at Tiana Plaza includes Wild by Nature Market, Dollar Tree, a newly expanded Planet Fitness, Moe’s Southwest Grill, HSBC, and more.

Breslin Realty started as a small time retail brokerage firm over 60 years ago, and it has traveled a long way to become a leading land developer, planner, manager and adviser. Today it has the credit of developing residential areas, commercial space and infrastructure. The firm has have set milestones in Long Island residential development, as is evident from their work. They have the credit to work for renowned house developers. Landlords turn to them for help. They involve them in their development projects and post development; they are involved in property management. Breslin Realty develops, leases and manages properties for successful national, regional and local retailers. With a keen sense of the market and future trends, and a rich history in real estate, Breslin ensures that equal consideration is given to the needs of clients, tenants and communities alike.
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