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Simone Development leases 1,909 s/f medical space to North Dermatology

Queens, NY Simone Development Companies negotiated a new long-term lease with North Dermatology for 1,909 s/f of medical space at 35-30 Francis Lewis Blvd. in Flushing.

Simone Development’s in-house leasing and legal teams represented ownership in direct negotiations with the tenant.

North Dermatology is located at 35-16 Francis Lewis Blvd. within the complex.

“We are thrilled to welcome North Dermatology to 35-30 Francis Lewis Blvd.,” said Joanna Simone, president of leasing and property management operations for Simone Development Companies. “The addition of this esteemed medical practice further strengthens the property’s position as a local hub for healthcare and wellness.”

Located off the Clearview Expwy. and minutes from the Long Island Railroad Port Washington Line and MTA Q28 and Q76 bus stops, the two-story, 37,628 s/f property features extensive on-site surface parking, an indoor garage, and prominent signage in a heavily trafficked area. Recent renovations included a modernized exterior and upgraded infrastructure, enhancing visibility and accessibility for both tenants and visitors.

“North Dermatology is excited to provide comprehensive dermatological services alongside our healthcare colleagues at this property,” said Dr. Carey Kim, MD, FAAD, founder of North Dermatology. “We look forward to serving our neighbors and helping to navigate them to better skin.”

The tenant roster at the 35-30 Francis Lewis Blvd. medical and retail center includes a strong mix of healthcare and family services providers such as ENT and Allergy Associates, Solaris Health, All County Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Gentle Dental World, Family Speech Language Pathology, and Huntington Learning Center. Together, these tenants offer a wide range of essential services under one roof, making the property a one-stop destination for care in the community.

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