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Roth of Manhattan Skyline leases to Murray Hill Optical

Manhattan, NY Manhattan Skyline Management Corp. signed a lease with Murray Hill Optical to open a new boutique at 500 Third Ave. in the Murray Hill neighborhood.

Murray Hill Optical will operate out of a 988 s/f Third Ave. storefront renovated by Manhattan Skyline at the base of its apartment building Murray Hill Manor.

Roth represented Manhattan Skyline in the long-term lease transaction. Murray Hill Optical was represented by Yoel Gorjian of Winick Realty Group.

“We are pleased to welcome Murray Hill Optical to 500 Third Ave. Their services will provide the neighborhood and residents of Murray Hill Manor with a convenient new eyewear option,” said Joshua Roth, sr. VP of retail at Manhattan Skyline.

“At Murray Hill Optical, we believe eyewear should serve as a reflection of each individual’s personality and style,” said Yuriy Nektalov of Murray Hill Optical. “We pride ourselves on tailoring the optical experience to each of our patients needs and are thrilled to help residents of Murray Hill look and feel their best.”

Murray Hill Optical is dedicated to offering a curated selection of premium eyewear brands, featuring both handmade and high-end designer frames. The store will also offer Zeiss lenses, renowned for their precision and advanced technology, ensuring every pair is crafted to meet the specific needs of each individual. With a focus on comfort, quality and individualized care, Murray Hill Optical aims to deliver eyewear solutions that are as unique as the people who wear them.

Murray Hill Manor offers luxurious studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments. Many of the spacious homes in the 21-story rental apartment building offer East River and skyline views.  Amenities include a roof deck, fitness center, 24-hour doorman service and valet-attended garage. 

Neighboring tenants at 500 Third Avenue include popular steakhouse and fellow Manhattan Skyline tenant Medium Rare, My Brows beauty salon, Trader Joe’s, Duane Reade, Verizon Wireless, Sticky’s Finger Joint, 2nd Ave Deli, Framebridge, Blank Street Coffee, Van Leeuwen, BirchCoffee, Ruby’s and Bareburger.

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