News: Retail
Posted: February 21, 2013
Connecticut Commercial leases 1,300 s/f to Cutting Loose Salon
The Somers office of Connecticut Commercial Realty & Select Homes has leased a 1,300 s/f salon in the plaza known as Somers Crossing located at 95 South Rd.
The full-service real estate firm acted in a dual agency capacity providing representation to both the landlord and tenant. Victoria Clark represented the lessor, Somers Crossing, LLC and Christy Ryan, represented the lessee, J.M. Carpedium LLC in this multi-year lease.
The shop, named Cutting Loose Salon, will be operated by Jaclyn Fallon Rodriguez and Megan Fallon.
The space is currently under construction and the salon is gearing up for its official opening this month. Cutting Loose Salon will join tenants including Geissler's Supermarket, Kaman's Wine and Liquors and ECHN. Connecticut Commercial Realty also continues to market the last two vacant spaces in this plaza.
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