Bleecker Street in the West Village is one of the city’s most charming neighborhoods. The vacancies on Bleecker Street started pre-pandemic but even in the toughest times the team saw activity growing.
Since the beginning of the year, Richard Skulnik, Lindsay Zegans and Ben Sabin completed seven deals both in representing landlords and tenants. The lease terms range from five-to-ten years, with the properties becoming home to a variety of industries including resort wear, apparel, photography gallery, artisanal coffee and home accessories.
333 Bleecker Street
Tenant: Felix, a resort wear brand founded in 2002 will be using this space as its new retail location.
Size: 500-square-foot lease
Broker representing the tenant: Ben Sabin of RIPCO
Brokers representing the landlord: Richard Skulnik and Lindsay Zegans of RIPCO
337 Bleecker Street
Tenant: Do Not Feed Alligators, a photography gallery and artisanal coffee shop based on David Shama’s book Do Not Feed Alligators will be occupying this space.
Size: 1,650-square-foot lease
Brokers representing the tenant: Greg Tannor and Jessica Gerstein of Lee & Associates
Brokers representing the landlord: Richard Skulnik and Lindsay Zegans of RIPCO
371 Bleecker Street
Tenant: Mack Weldon, a modern menswear brand that carries basics and undergarment apparel will be using this space to open a retail store.
Size: 750-square-foot lease
Brokers representing the tenant: Jennifer Bernstein, Current Real Estate Advisors
Brokers representing the landlord: Richard Skulnik and Ben Sabin of RIPCO
375 Bleecker Street
Tenant: Goodlife, a premium essentials and lifestyle brand known for creating the perfect t-shirt is using this space to open its second retail store in New York City.
Size: 900-square-foot lease
Brokers representing the tenant: Jennifer Bernstein, Current Real Estate Advisors
Brokers representing the landlord: Richard Skulnik and Ben Sabin of RIPCO
378 Bleecker Street
Tenant: Maria Cher, a women’s apparel brand originally based in Argentina, will be using this space to open its first store in New York.
Size: 800-square-foot lease
Brokers representing the tenant: Richard Skulnik and Ben Sabin of RIPCO
383 Bleecker Street
Tenant: Brooklinen, a home accessories company known for its bed sheets, will be opening its second store at this location.
Size: 1,850 square feet
Tenant Broker: Adam Henick, Current Real Estate Advisors
Agency Brokers: Richard Skulnik, Lindsay Zegans and Ben Sabin of RIPCO
89 Christopher Street
Tenant: Surreal Skincare, a skincare brand focused on highly effective, natural skincare products, will be using this space as its first retail location.
Size: 1,480 square feet
Broker representing the tenant: Tenant represented herself
Brokers representing the landlord: Richard Skulnik and Lindsay Zegans of RIPCO
As featured in Real Estate Weekly
