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Posted: July 2, 2014
Wadler and Lopez of KDA named exclusive agents for retail space at 602 Myrtle Avenue
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates, Inc. (KDA) has been named the exclusive leasing agent for a 1,610 s/f, corner retail space at 602 Myrtle Ave. in the Clinton Hill section, according to the firm's co-presidents.
Jacques Wadler and Vincent Lopez of KDA are the brokers handling the exclusive listing.
The newly renovated 1,610 s/f, glass-front retail space also boasts a 500 s/f basement. Building amenities include a drive-in gate on Taaffe Place, built-out wet bar, wood floors and exposed brick. The property, which is zoned C2-4, is ideal for use as a yoga studio, coffee shop or gallery.
Other tenants in the neighborhood include Wonk Furniture, Tiger Brooklyn Tap House, and Tipsy Wine & Liquor. The prestigious Pratt Institute is around the corner. Located between Classon Ave. and Taaffe Place, 602 Myrtle Ave. offers convenient access to the B48 and B54 bus routes, the G subway line, Brooklyn Queens Expressway, and Flushing Ave.
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