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Posted: July 14, 2026
Simone Development Companies’ retail center fully leased with 1,100 s/f lease by Beauty Supply
Bronx, NY Simone Development Companies has signed a new long-term 1,100 s/f retail lease with Solar Beauty Supply at 2013 Williamsbridge Rd., located within the company’s 20,231 s/f retail center at 2009-2059 Williamsbridge Rd. in the Morris Park section. The property is now fully leased.
Simone Development’s in-house leasing and legal teams negotiated the deal on behalf of ownership in a direct lease transaction with the beauty supply store, which will mark the tenant’s third New York City location.
“The addition of Solar Beauty Supply aligns perfectly with our vision for this location — a high-visibility, accessible hub for established local retailers and service providers,” said Joanna Simone, president of leasing and property management operations for Simone Development Companies. “With our recent improvements to the building’s exterior and the center’s prime parkway connectivity, we are confident that this will be a thriving location for their brand and a convenient stop for our visitors.”
Solar Beauty Supply joins other retailers, restaurants, healthcare and service providers at the newly renovated center including Williamsbridge Wine & Liquor, Tribeca Pediatrics, Quest Diagnostics, Beltone Hearing Care Center, A Market & Deli, Edible Arrangements, Pasta Pasta, Carvel, Jennifer Yin Nail & Spa, and Liberty Diner.
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