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Posted: February 22, 2022
RM Friedland acts for Simone Development Cos. in 7,345 s/f lease; Fairfield Retail Partners reps. tenant
New Rochelle, NY According to Simone Development Cos., My Salon Suite has signed a 7,345 s/f lease at the firm’s property, 80 Nardozzi Pl.
Katelin Vanvoorhis and David Scotto of RM Friedland LLC, represented ownership in the lease negotiations, while My Salon Suite was repped by Thomas Zuber with Fairfield Retail Partners LLC.
RM Friedland is the exclusive leasing agent for 80 Nardozzi Pl.
“My Salon Suite was attracted to 80 Nardozzi Place due to its convenient location, plentiful parking and design details including remarkable 25’ clear ceiling heights and signage along I-95. We are excited to welcome My Salon Suite to this space in New Rochelle,” said Joanna Simone, principal & vice president of leasing for Simone Development.
Simone Development’s 80 Nardozzi Pl. is a modern commercial property with 44,0000 s/f of retail space. The property, which underwent a complete façade renovation in 2020 and offers highway visibility, features on-site parking off I-95 and Main St.
My Salon Suite joins Ashley Furniture Home Store at 80 Nardozzi and LA Fitness and Cost Depot Wine & Liquor at nearby 70 Nardozzi, a 70,000 s/f free-standing property developed by Simone Development and G&S Investors in 2021. The property is also adjacent to retailers including Costco, Home Depot, CVS, Bank of America, and Land Rover & Jaguar.
With a franchise spanning over 5,000 members in over 200 locations in the U.S., My Salon Suite’s latest location is poised to continue expanding on their brand and their goal to revolutionize the salon industry.
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