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Steinberg of Lee NYC chosen to market 2,500 s/f corner space at 58-23 Myrtle Avenue

The New York office of Lee & Associates NYC LLC (Lee NYC) holds the exclusive agency on a 2,500 s/f ground floor corner space at 58-23 Myrtle Ave. (corner of Forest Ave.) in Ridgewood. Managing director and principal Garry Steinberg is marketing the former home of Domino's Men's Shop, which has a full 2,500 s/f basement, 40 ft. of frontage on Myrtle Ave. and 55 ft. of frontage on Forest Ave. Surrounding retailers include TD Bank, Bank of America, Ridgewood Savings Bank, Rite Aid, Duane Reade and Joyce Leslie. "This is a central location in a hot neighborhood, and national retailers are eager to establish a presence," said Steinberg. "A bank, restaurant, or fashion company would fit right in and find a hip young audience."
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