The wellness chain inked a 10-year lease for the Financial District location.

The spice seller inked a lease for the Clinton location.

The buyer acquired the Midtown West property for $5.05 million.

The buyer secured the Chelsea property for $9.35 million.

The buyer secured the Williamsburg property for $18.85 million.

The buyer secured the Bushwick building for $3.95 million.

The fashion, sales, public relations, showroom and business service provider, signed a lease for office space.

The lighting fixture retailer signed a 10-year lease.

The sushi restaurant signed a lease. The reported asking rent was $250 per square foot.

The property sold for $14.9 million. 6,600 sf retail condo

The supermarket signed a 15-year lease for a new location.

The commercial co-op unit sold for $3 million.

The seafood market signed a five-year lease for administrative offices.

The property sold for $2.27 million, or about $333 per square foot.

The fitness studio signed a lease, the New York Post reported. The asking rent was $100 per square foot, according to the Post.

The art gallery signed a lease in the office building.

The second-floor commercial condo sold for $2.25 million, or $750 per square foot.

The property sold for $7.4 million.

The public relations firm signed a 10-year lease

The beauty products company signed a five-year lease.

The Mexican restaurant inked a 10-year lease with a five-year option. The space also has 1,900 square feet on the lower level and 1,900 square feet in the basement. The reported asking rent for the ground-floor space was $130 per square foot.