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RHYS named agent for The Children's Place

National children's retailer, The Children's Place, has tapped regional real estate services firm, RHYS Commercial, to handle its expansion across the state of Connecticut. According to RHYS, which is actively seeking out locations in densely populated and well trafficked markets throughout the state, The Children's Place generally requires between 4,000 and 4,500 s/f of space. The growing specialty retailer of clothing and accessories for young children, from newborns to age 14, is looking to open new stores in potential infill markets that would provide its customers with high-quality, focused merchandise at competitive prices. "With its brand name recognized and trusted throughout the nation, and 14 locations in Connecticut alone, The Children's Place is looking to open new outposts that will further diversify its offerings," said RHYS senior vice president, Jason Wuchiski, who is representing the retailer together with associate Kristen Martin.
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