Levine of Charter reps tenant in 2,350 s/f lease

Charter Realty & Development has arranged its second transaction on behalf of SoulCycle for an 2,350 s/f space at the Rye Ridge Shopping Center. Peter Levine of Charter Realty & Development represented SoulCycle in direct dealings with Win Properties Inc. Prior to this transaction, Charter represented SoulCycle in an 7,000 s/f lease at One Fawcett Place in Greenwich, CT. SoulCycle's full-body workout has revolutionized indoor cycling and taken the world of fitness by storm. Combining inspirational coaching and high-energy music, SoulCycle offers an engaging workout that benefits both the mind and the body. Each SoulCycle ride delivers an intense FULL-BODY workout with a fun and energizing atmosphere. Not only do riders burn calories and get their hearts pumping, but using the SoulCycleÂ® Method, riders also work their core and use hand weights to tone their upper bodies. Beyond providing an intense cardio workout, SoulCycle also incorporates a mental component of inspirational coaching Charter Realty & Development Corp. currently owns or leases over 12 million square feet of shopping centers throughout the Northeast.

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