The furniture brand inked a sublease for the Flatiron location.

The Korean store signed a lease.

The athletic apparel company signed a lease in the old FAO Schwartz space.

The Dijon mustard brand signed a lease for its first Manhattan store.

The outdoor clothing retailer signed a lease for its flagship store.

The restaurant group signed a lease for a new food hall.

The European shoe and accessories brand signed a long-term lease for a new location.

The restaurant signed a long-term lease.

The bank signed a long-term lease for ground-floor retail space.

The men's grooming products retailer signed a 10-year lease for its sixth Manhattan location.

The financial services firm signed a 10-year lease for retail space.

The financial services firm signed a 10-year lease for retail space.

The footwear chain inked a 15-year lease for its first Manhattan location. The reported asking rent was $350 per square foot.

The founder of the New York Observer signed a 10-year lease to open an art gallery. The reported asking rent was $160 per square foot. The lease encompasses a 1,900-square-foot ground-level space and 500 square feet below grade.

The tenant signed a 10-year lease to open a Korean eatery. The reported asking rent was $150 per square foot. The restaurant expects to open by late summer.

The restaurant inked a 20-year lease renewal.

The space is divided between 2,947 square feet on the ground floor and 7,562 square feet on the second floor. The new Times Square restaurant will be Ruby Tuesday's first Manhattan location and is slated to open in April 2007.

Sold for $102.5 million. Includes 1551 and 1555 Broadway.

Former manager of River Café, Bice opening 2nd restaurant