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Posted: November 21, 2017
Lamy signs 2,000 s/f lease for U.S. flagship store with Thor Equities
Manhattan, NY Thor Equities, a global leader in urban real estate development, leasing and management, has leased 452 West Broadway in SoHo to Lamy for its flagship U.S. store.
The German maker of writing instruments signed a long-term deal for the three-level, 2,000 s/f building for its first store in North America, which is scheduled to debut in spring 2018.
“We are pleased to welcome Lamy to West Broadway in SoHo, which continues to be one of New York City’s premier shopping destinations for both residents and tourists,” said Melissa Gliatta, COO of Thor Equities.
Situated between Prince St. and W. Houston St., with 30-ft. glass frontage.
overlooking West Broadway, the property is surrounded by leading retailers such as Birchbox, DSquared2, Ladurée, DKNY, Missoni, Moleskine and Chobani.
In addition to 452 West Broadway, Thor Equities’ SoHo portfolio including multiple buildings along Greene Street, Wooster Street, Broadway, West Broadway, Broome Street and Mercer Street.
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