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Goldschmidt & Associates brokers 13 retail leases totaling 14,500 s/f

Eric Goldschmidt, Goldschmidt & Associates Eric Goldschmidt, Goldschmidt & Associates
Armonk, NY Eric Goldschmidt, senior partner at Scarsdale-based Goldschmidt & Associates (G&A) has brokered the following 13 retail leases totaling 14,500 s/f at an aggregate rental of $3.825 million: • Goldschmidt was the sole broker for a new 2,500 s/f Asian Restaurant at the Armonk Shopping Center anchored by CVS. • Lisa Daniel was the sole agent for 1,450 s/f at the Shoppes at Armonk to Unique Creations, an upscale day spa. G&A is the exclusive agent for both centers at 450 and 475 Main St., Armonk. • Fern Wagner leased 1,600 s/f to Painting With A Twist at Archway Plaza, 365 Central Park Ave., Scarsdale. Jonathan Geisinger of J Mark Realty represented the tenant. • Wagner leased1,200 s/f to William Pitt Real Estate at 46 Main St., Irvington. The tenant was represented by Frank Manfredi of Houlihan Lawrence Commercial. • Wagner leased 2,000 s/f to Sutton Florist of New Rochelle at the Halstead New Rochelle on Memorial Highway and Huguenot St. The deal was co-brokered by Stephen Kliegerman of Terra Development Marketing LLC. • Joshua Jacobs was the sole broker on 3 separate transactions: Pinot Palette for 1,500 s/f at 2-30 Columbus Ave.; Tuckahoe, E-Shot Café for 640 s/f at 130 Chatsworth Ave., Larchmont; and 1,300 s/f to Go Kosher at 41 South Moger Ave., Mt. Kisco. • JoAnn Picarillo leased 800 s/f at 822 White Plains Rd., Scarsdale to Allstate. She was the sole broker.  Picarillo and Adam Bren represented the owner of 7 Depot Place Scarsdale in two transactions, 650 s/f to Skinny Buddha Kitchen, represented by Stacey Oestreich of Douglas Elliman, and Sophia’s Things, represented by Matthew Benjamin of Rakow Commercial Realty for 850 s/f. • Picarillo and Pam Bren Goldschmidt also arranged a 343 s/f lease at 35 Harwood Court in the Scarsdale Village to Pure Food and Drink. This will be their second Westchester location. Goldschmidt & Associates is currently working on the leasing of the redevelopment of the White Plains Mall, White Plains. They have been retained to lease 2,100 SF in the former Katonah Shopping Center to be anchored by DeCicco’s Market. Mr. Goldschmidt stated that the retail market has greatly improved and G&A is currently negotiating on small and large transactions.
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