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Brooklyn Fare is expanding its footprint into the Upper West Side. The grocer has signed a 25-year, 21,600-square-foot lease at the base of the Brodsky Organization’s rental building at 75 West End Avenue, within the Lincoln Square submarket. The asking rent for the space was $85 per square foot, according to Lee & Associates NYC, which brokered the deal. Read the full articles below: Brooklyn Fare Inks 25 Year Upper West Side Lease https://rew-online.com/brodsky-signs-21000-s-f-supermarket-deal-at-west-end-towers/  …

“I think it’s going to be a long road back,” said Lee & Associates managing principal Peter Braus. “When you look at the tourism and the people in office buildings we had in the past, we don’t know if or when that will come back.” Read the full article: Gowanus Rezoning Inches Ahead          

Dennis Someck, Justin Myers, and Conor Krup recently represented Willner Chemists in a five-year renewal deal for 11,386 SF. The nearly 109-year-old Willner Chemists, which specializes in vitamins and nutritional supplements, will stay put at 100 Park Avenue. Click below to read the article in Commercial Observer. Willner Chemists Staying Put at 100 Park Avenue

Smaller landlords with just one property and very little capital often lack the resources to replace a tenant, Braus noted. “They can’t compete with the deep-pocketed landlords, who are able to go out and get really good tenants by spending the money that’s necessary,” he said. Read more below: Inside the Plight of a Small Retail Landlord      

499 Seventh Avenue will be a perfect address for True Religion, as the building is in the heart of the Garment District, houses many fashion companies, and is convenient to all transportation,” Someck said in a statement. “The landlord at 499 Seventh Avenue enticed True Religion with the commitment to build out a brand-new space for the jeans company at a very attractive rent. True Religion Moving Offices to the Garment District  

Lee & Associates NYC completed the sale of a 7,500 s/f mixed-use corner building at 500 Broome Street in Soho. The buyer, Eastlington Limited, purchased the site for $9,550,000. Ben Tapper, Stephen Tarter, and Sean Slattery represented the seller, Food Center Realty Corp. The sellers were ready to retire and step back from day-to-day management after over seven decades of owning the building. Paul Popkin, senior managing director at Lee & Associates NYC, helped source the buyer, who was then…

“Global, distinguished companies continue to recognize Dallas-Fort Worth as an exceptional location to boost their operations – the fastest growing metroplex over the past decade,” said Trey Fricke of Lee & Associates, Dallas-Fort Worth. HelloFresh was represented by Trey Fricke and Reid Bassinger of Lee & Associates, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Dennis Someck and Justin Myers from Lee & Associates, NYC. https://fortworthbusiness.com/real-estate/meal-kit-company-adds-to-north-texas-operations-to-meet-demand/  

IRVING, TEXAS — Lee & Associates has negotiated a 375,000-square-foot industrial lease for meal-kit provider HelloFresh at 2700 Market St. in Irving. Trey Fricke and Reid Bassinger of Lee & Associates’ DFW office, along with Dennis Someck and Justin Myers of the firm’s New York City office, represented HelloFresh in the lease negotiations. Lee & Associates Negotiates 375,000 SF Industrial Lease for HelloFresh in Irving  

HelloFresh is trading Chelsea for Industry City. The meal kit delivery company has signed a 10-year lease at the Sunset Park mixed-use complex, and will move its content studio and production space from Manhattan. Brokers Dennis Someck and Justin Myers with Lee & Associates NYC represented HelloFresh in the leasing deal. Industry City’s Jeff Fein was in-house representative. “The challenge with this assignment was to find a building that HelloFresh would be able to vent…