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Pardo of Ingram & Hebron and Gewirtzman of Industry City handle 14,359 s/f lease in Industry City area for Clara Sunwoo

Brooklyn, NY According to Ingram & Hebron, Sunset Park/Industry City has landed another fashion tenant: Clara Sunwoo has signed a 10-year lease to relocate from the Garment District to 34 34th St., Building #6 in Industry City. The fashion company, who opened its doors in 1997, is doubling in size from 6,000 s/f to 14,359 s/f.

Caroline Pardo of Ingram & Hebron Realty represented the tenant while Sam Gewirtzman represented the landlord.

“Industry City is the perfect location for Clara Sunwoo and its employees. With a vast array of restaurants, its beautiful courtyards and its proximity to Manhattan and public transportation, my client fell in love with the culture and vibe of Industry City. And the fact that it will have a beautiful corner space with views of the Statue of Liberty was the icing on the cake,” said Pardo.

Clara Sunwoo joins other fashion tenants The Gap who signed a lease second quarter 2016, Malia Mills, Steven Alan, Maria Castelli, Lana Stepul and Ball and Buck.

Since 1997, Clara Sunwoo and her daughter, Roseann Sunwoo, have worked together to create timeless designs that fuse classic styles with a modern edge. The Clara Sunwoo collection combines two generations of fashion expertise. Each piece is tailored to drape softly focusing on precision and fit. Our signature soft stretch knit fabric conforms to your natural shape for an effortlessly flattering fit. They create custom prints and patterns to make every outfit memorable. 

Ingram & Hebron Realty, Inc. has leased hundreds of thousands of square feet of Downtown Brooklyn retail and office space. The firm has sold over 600,000 square feet of office buildings and approximately $50 million of land and buildings for redevelopment in Brooklyn. No other commercial brokerage is as established, connected or has done more consistent and varied leasing and sales transactions in Downtown Brooklyn.

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