Mager, Dweck and Hakimian of Besen Retail represent owner in 375 s/f lease
Matthew Mager, Elliott Dweck and Ben Hakimian of Besen Retail have leased 375 s/f at 75 Orchard St., located between Broome and Grand Sts. in the Lower East Side neighborhood. Besen Retail represented the owner Dermot Orchard St. LLC as exclusive leasing agent and also procured the tenant. The tenant will be opening a retail studio/showroom in the space. The property is a six-story, mixed-use building with two apartments and one store, built in 1910.
Besen Retail has leased other spaces in the area, including the previous store in this space at 75 Orchard to Kai D. Tools and Clothing for Artisans. Also in the area they are actively marketing 4,700 s/f of retail space at 101 Ave. D, a mixed use, LEED certified development.
Besen Retail offers leasing services for both landlords and tenants, handling transactions ranging in size from 500 to 50,000 s/f. The division of The Besen Group was created in 2005 to focus on retail leasing in the Metropolitan New York City area. Besen Retail represents landlords, property managers and retailers alike. The team is a unique mix of experienced retail brokers specializing in locating, marketing, negotiating and leasing New York City retail real estate. Creative solutions are devised in efforts to successfully match property owners with retail tenants for the best fit.
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