Former office space of Rice restaurant renting for $3K

Elliman has the listing for the office space attached to the former space of Rice restaurant. The listing makes it seem like the restaurant is renting for $3K a month, which would be incredibly low. In reaity, it's the office on the side, on Cumberland.

Vanderbilt building with rooftop addition on market

Between Dean and Bergen on Vanderbilt, the owner of this building with a new addition is selling it for $4MM. Yes, $4MM for this thing. It's a 5-story building with street-level retail and probably at least 4 condominium units.

According to the listing, the building is in the process of converting to a condo.

Steven Alan setting up shop on Atlantic Avenue

In the retail news of the day, Racked reports that Steven Alan is opening up near Atlantic and Bond. Interesting news.

Commenters on Racked are afraid they are going to take away Stuart & Wright's business, but I'd be more interested to see what the people at Hollander and Lexer are thinking. Especially since they may be located on the same block or less than a block away from each other in the near future.

Hopefully such competition will lower the prices on some of their Acne jeans.

Former space of My Little India renting for $7K

The space at 96 South Elliot Place is now being listed by Minsky for $7,000 a month.

What took the place of Frosted Moon Emporium??

Is the former space that housed Frosted Moon Emporium on Vanderbilt now something else?

Bark - Atlantic Avenue townhouse for sale

Bark, that ultra-stylish, minimalist store that we've frequented and dropped a few benjamins at before, is on the market. Not just the store, but the entire building.

Elliman has the listing. At $1.75MM, you get the commercial ground floor and the residential duplex above it. Judging from the decor and pictures, the owner lived upstairs and tended store downstairs.

The space is at 495 Atlantic Avenue between Nevins and Third Avenue.

Lofty commercial rents to match lofty residential pricing

Brownstoner had the item about the closing down of the South Portland antiques store, but no one mentioned the rental price for this corner spot!

1400 square feet for $8000 per month. Someone mentioned a yogurt store, but two scoops isn't gonna pay the monthly on this one.

The ad mentions the possibility of a restaurant.