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Posted: September 22, 2014
Krauss of Winick Realty Grp. NJ leases two Jersey Mike's in Bergen County
Jersey Mike's, one of the leaders in the QSR sandwich category, signed leases for two locations in Bergen County. Winick Realty Group NJ's Gary Krauss acted as the brand's exclusive broker in both transactions as Jersey Mike's continues its aggressive expansion within its home state.
Jersey Mike's leased 1,736 s/f at 557 North Franklin Turnpike in Ramsey. The site, which formerly housed a TCBY, is expected to open by early September. The sandwich shop also secured a location in Northvale, leasing 1,750 s/f at 246 Livingston St.
Gregg Slater of Equity Associates represented landlord Northvale Shopping Center Associates LLC in the Northvale lease. In Ramsey, landlord Landmark Real Estate was represented in-house.
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