The face of Greenpoint Avenue—between 47th and 48th Streets—is going to change as three long-time stores are closing.
King Boulevard, SSS Video and Azteca Restaurant have all been notified that they have to leave—as the owner of the property is selling it.
Mike Perez, who has owned King Boulevard for the past 31 years, said that he will be closing down his store at the end of the month. He said that the 47-18 Greenpoint Avenue property, which is owned by Greisman Properties, is currently in contract to be sold. He said that his landlord told him that the building will be torn down and redeveloped.
A lawyer, who represents a co-owner of Greisman Properties, confirmed that the building is in contract. However, he said that the building is likely to undergo a major renovation as opposed to redevelopment.
The name of the prospective buyer is not known and there are no filings with the Department of Buildings indicating that work is about to begin.
5 comments:
It's only a matter of time when landlords start burning down their buildings in order to get out of Diblazio's clutches
I bought a pair of work boots there in the 1970's when it was an Army Navy store.
Still got 'em.
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"It's only a matter of time when landlords start burning down their buildings in order to get out of Diblazio's clutches"
What a stupid remark. This is about greed -that's all.
Didn't our corrupt governor mention is his endless campaign ads that there were year long tax exemptions for small businesses?
I guess only for new ones.
expect more frozen yogurt,cupcakes,td banks and other shit you don't need in greenpoint.
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