Gordon of Admiral Real Estate handles five leases totaling 11,000 s/f
Admiral Real Estate Services Corp. has closed five leasing deals on behalf of its clients during June. The leases encompass 11,000 s/f of retail space in Manhattan and the Westchester County shopping districts of Bronxville, Rye and Scarsdale.
No Stone Unturned, a jewelry and gift store, will be opening its new 400 s/f store at 96 Kraft Ave. in Bronxville in September.
Go Figure Fitness Studios will open a sixth location at 220 Purchase St. in Rye in October consisting of 2,000 s/f. Go Figure currently has studios in Greenwich, New Canaan, Armonk and Westport.
Dave's Gourmet Deli will be opening a 4,000 s/f space on 1st Ave. and 101st St., and Dave's Discount will open in an adjacent 2,500 s/f space in the same building. The tenant was represented by Gene Schwimmer of Gene Schwimmer Real Estate.
Bronx Fresh Grill plans to open 1,100 s/f space in the fall at 1946 1st Ave.
In September, Rich Restaurant will bring Chinese cuisine to a 1,000 s/f space at 13 Popham Rd. in Scarsdale, next to the Metro-North train station.
Jon Gordon of Admiral represented the owners in all of the transactions except the Go Figure lease, where he represented the tenant.
Admiral Real Estate Services Corp is a full-service leasing, property management and advisory firm. Based in Westchester, the company currently manages and/or leases a portfolio of over 85 retail, office, residential and development properties in the New York metropolitan area.
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