The workout chain signed a lease for the Noho space.

The workout chain inked a lease for the Greenwich Village location.

The French furniture and design company inked a 10-year lease in the Plaza District.

The eco-friendly pizza food truck inked a lease in Midtown for its first brick-and-mortar store.

The eatery inked a lease at the Midtown property.

The artisanal pizzeria signed a 10-year lease.

The "food-as-theater" concept grocery store will open its new location at the Graybar Building.

The clothing store signed a lease.

The coffee shop signed a lease.

The luxury electric car company signed a lease.

The art gallery signed a lease.

The clothing and shoe designer signed a lease and is relocating.

The café signed a 10-year lease for a new location.

The suitcase maker signed a lease for a new store, the New York Post reported.

The apparel and home décor retailer signed a lease, the New York Post reported. The space consists of 4,500 square feet on the ground level and 4,500 square feet on the lower level.

The Japanese fashion retailer signed a temporary lease through fall 2011 for multilevel space.

The textile retailer signed a long-term lease for a new store.

The furniture retailer signed a lease for multilevel space. The reported asking rent on the ground floor was $250 per square foot.

The women's fashion retailer signed a lease for its first U.S. store.

The pizzeria inked a lease. The reported asking rent was $300 per square foot.

The hair salon signed a lease. The reported asking rent was $100 per square foot.

The Spanish-Mediterranean restaurant inked a lease for its third Manhattan location. The reported asking rent was $125 per square foot.

The jeweler signed a retail lease. The reported asking rent was $250 per square foot.

The home furnishings store inked a 15-year lease. The reported asking rent was $100 per square foot.