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Posted: January 24, 2013
Royal Properties leases 1,625 s/f to Greenwich Dance Studio Petite
According to Royal Properties, Inc., Jeff Kintzer has leased the former Ballet Des Enfants space.
Greenwich Dance Studio Petite has leased 1,625 s/f at ShopRite Plaza located at 2000 West Main St. The new studio will open for classes in November, primarily targeting dancers from ages 6 months to 4 years with both Mommy & Me and Drop-off dance classes for girls and boys. Greenwich Dance Studio Petite will also feature a beautiful boutique, as well as provide birthday parties and adult classes in the near future. Jeff Kintzer of Royal Properties, represented both the landlord and tenant.
Shop Rite Plaza is co-tenanted with ShopRite, Dunkin' Donuts, Sleepy's, Angel Tips, Rizzuto's, Subway, Palm Beach Tan, Great Play and many more. This center is located off Exit 6 on I-95 at Old Greenwich/Stamford border. There is currently a 2,073 s/f end cap available.
Royal Properties, is a retail brokerage and consulting company specializing in the placement of retailers throughout N.Y., N.J. and Conn.
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