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Posted: April 23, 2010
Gordon of Admiral closes seven leases: 12,000 s/f
Admiral Real Estate Services Corp. has closed seven retail/office leases totaling 12,000 s/f. Jonathan Gordon of Admiral represented both the owners and tenants, except where otherwise noted.
La Dentelliere will open its third retail location at 65 Pondfield Rd. They were represented by David Szabo of Goldschmidt & Associates. Gourmet To Go will occupy space at the corner of Garden Ave. and Pondfield Rd. Scarsdale Pediatrics will open a new office at 7 Popham Rd., Scarsdale. Creative Touch Physical Therapy and Heart Image have opened their offices at 1 Elm St., Tuckahoe. Posh Nail Salon will open at 27 S. Greeley Ave. in Chappaqua. Twinkle Toes at 153 Main St. in Mount Kisco, who was represented by Joan Simon of Friedland Realty.
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