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Fashion designer Elie Saab inks Madison Avenue lease

Roughly 4,000-square-foot flagship will be the Lebanese label's first U.S. store

From left: 860 Madison Avenue, Eli Saab and a dress from his 2013 Fall collection
From left: 860 Madison Avenue, Eli Saab and a dress from his 2013 Fall collection

Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab is opening his first shop in the U.S.

Saab — commonly referred to as ES — signed a lease for 4,000 square feet at 860 Madison Avenue, the New York Post reported. Saab had been looking for a space for his new American flagship for more than a year, the newspaper reported. The property is owned by the Estate of Sol Goldman.

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The space, a duplex that was formerly occupied by Juicy Couture, is located on the corner of East 70th Street. Asking rent for the space is $3.5 million, the Post reported, but predicted that Saab is likely paying less.

According to the Real Estate Board of New York’s Spring 2015 retail report, the average asking rent for a Madison Avenue ground floor storefront is about $1,700 per square foot.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Eric Le Goff, Jim Downey and Greg Tannor represented Saab. Solil Management’s Brett Weinblatt represented the landlord. [NYP] — Claire Moses

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