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Posted: February 13, 2024
Venture Brokerage Group completes full lease-up for 83,700 s/f Whole Foods Center
Rochester, NY Venture Brokerage Group has completed the retail leasing for the Whole Foods Center at 2740 Monroe Ave.
The 83,700 s/f plaza, anchored by Whole Foods, marks the brand’s third location in Upstate NY, with complementing existing stores in Buffalo and Albany. Beyond Whole Foods, the plaza hosts a curated selection of tenants, including Sephora, Starbucks, Crumble Cookies, Jersey Mike’s, Zoom Tan & Zoom Fit, The Good Feet Store, Fidelity Investments, T-Mobile, Chapter Aesthetic Studios, Well-Now Urgent Care, and Tranquility Now.
Venture Brokerage Group served as the exclusive listing broker for the landlord, Daniele Family Companies.
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