Brandon Singer News Today

What was that about a retail apocalypse? Let Brandon Singer explain why posh brands are bucking the trends.

In a cluster of blocks between Kent and Berry on the neighborhood’s north side, there is: Glow Bar, Glo Boutique Spa, Skin Laundry, Ever/Body, Hand and Stone, Wthn, and the soon-to-be-opened Other/Ship.

Swaths of smaller, luxury shops brighten city’s ailing buildings and neighborhoods.

Rents on upper Madison Avenue had fallen into the $600s per foot — now, a bevy of 75 transactions have pushed rents back towards $1,000 per foot.  

Longtime Cushman & Wakefield retail broker Eric Le Goff decamped the firm for a new post to head up Retail by MONA’s luxury practice.

If New York Bone & Joint Specialists have a bone to pick, it’s not with the practice’s new doctor’s offices at 1198 Third Avenue.

Brandon Singer of Mona uses his marketing chops to land big-name clients 

A shaving subscription firm renews its SoHo lease, and a mixed-use Park Slope project lands construction financing

Retail by MONA, the leasing and advisory firm guiding tenants and landlords through an evolving retail landscape, announced today that experiential lifestyle discovery retailer Showfields, dubbed “The Most Interesting Store in the World,” will open its second New York City outpost – House of Showfields. The omnichannel retailer will launch its new concept –...

Showfields is opening a Williamsburg location, a Flushing development site trades hands, and two Upper East Side buildings sell