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Posted: June 23, 2008
NYCRG secures two exclusive tenant search agreements
New York Commercial Realty Group's (NYCRG) new retail division has secured two exclusive tenant search agreements.
Hooters of America has partnered with NYCRG to secure site locations throughout the state. "I found NYCRG's market knowledge to be right on the money," said Jon Taffer, N.Y. franchisee for Hooters of America. "They struck me as a team of individuals that will aggressively meet Hooters' needs."
Anytime Fitness, which has 593 locations throughout the country has also called on NYCRG to expand its presence in the state. "Entrepreneur.com has listed Anytime Fitness as one of its Fastest Growing Franchises, and we are very excited to work with them," NYCRG president Mike Rao said.
"NYCRG is very pleased to align ourselves with two national retailers with proven track records of success," said Martin Leonard, vice president of retail for NYCRG.
About New York Commercial Realty Group - NYCRG is a full- service firm located in White Plains, NY. As New York Commercial Realty Group continues to expand and gain market share, we strive to align ourselves with like-minded retailers that need to either expand their presence or create one. Our team is eager to help companies grow their business and strategically align them in the best possible locations.
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