First tenant in East Harlem mall to open
October 21, 2009 02:00PM
The East River Plaza and David Blumenfeld, a principal with the Blumenfeld Development Group
On Nov. 12, East River Plaza, the new big-box shopping center on FDR Drive in East Harlem, will see its first store opening. The 110,000-square-foot Costco wholesale warehouse club will be the first of several big name tenants, including Target, Best Buy and Marshall's, to welcome customers at the new shopping center. Only 30,000 square feet out of an available 485,000 square feet is left unclaimed. The six-acre shopping site, which stretches from 116th to 119th streets, was developed by David Blumenfeld, a principal with the Blumenfeld Development Group. [NYT]
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Comments
AnNA
Does someone know if there will be gym at the mall??
Comment #1 Posted By: AnNA 10/25/09
Doris Caban
I heard "Home Depot" was also opening. Is this not true???
Comment #2 Posted By: Doris Caban 10/27/09
Anonymous
I would like to have a walmart, either in this location or in Harlem. We need to have the deals that other boroughs get in New York.
Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 11/12/09
Anonymous
checked it out the other day, pretty decent
Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 11/17/09
Anonymous
we sure do need the deals that others have, the fact the price of drug store items and groceries has doubled in Manhattan during a bad recession is awful!
Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 11/20/09