Brixmor Property Group signs Sleepy's to 4,515 s/f at Lunenburg Crossing
According to Brixmor Property Group, a 4,515 s/f Sleepy's recently opened at Lunenburg Crossing, located north of I-190, on Massachusetts Ave., (Rte. 2A) at the intersection of Electric Ave. (Rte. 13).
Rich Kaye of Julius M. Feinblum Real Estate, Plainview, NY, represented Sleepy's. Brixmor is the owner of Lunenburg Crossing and was represented by Michael Walker with Brixmor.
Brixmor is a large owner of community and neighborhood shopping centers in the U.S. and has been a leader in redevelopment over the last decade. Brixmor was selected as one of Chain Store Age's Top Redevelopers for work completed during 2010/2011.
The company actively manages a national portfolio of more than 620 properties, aggregating 96.0 million square feet, which are strategically located across 39 states and primarily anchored by grocers or leading discounters. Brixmor is the largest landlord (by gross leasable area) to The TJX Companies, The Kroger Company, Ahold USA, Dollar Tree, Inc. and Staples, Inc. The Company is headquartered in New York, New York with multi-disciplinary, full service regional and local offices across the country. Further information is available at www.brixmor.com.
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