Greg Goldberg
Vice President
IPRG provides comprehensive retail leasing services throughout New York City, specializing in both landlord representation and tenant placement across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. Led by President Ben Biberaj, our retail division has successfully leased over 97,000 square feet of retail space in NYC. We leverage our proprietary Shared Information Database (SID) and deep market knowledge to match business operators with ideal retail locations and help property owners maximize their retail asset performance.
IPRG’s retail leasing division serves as the strategic connection point between landlords seeking quality tenants and retailers searching for prime New York City locations. Our data-driven approach and collaborative team model ensure optimal outcomes for all parties.
For Landlords & Property Owners:
For Retailers & Business Operators:
IPRG’s retail leasing team covers all five boroughs with deep expertise in New York City’s most active retail corridors:
Step 1: Initial Consultation
We begin with a comprehensive discussion of your goals, whether you’re a landlord looking to lease retail space or a retailer seeking the perfect location.
Step 2: Market Analysis
Using our proprietary Shared Information Database (SID), we analyze current market conditions, comparable rents, foot traffic patterns, and neighborhood demographics.
Step 3: Strategic Matching
For landlords, we identify and vet qualified tenants. For tenants, we curate a selection of spaces that align with your business requirements and budget.
Step 4: Negotiation & Closing
Our experienced team handles all aspects of lease negotiation, ensuring favorable terms and a smooth transaction for all parties.
Step 5: Ongoing Support
We maintain relationships beyond the lease signing, providing market updates and support for future expansion or renewal needs.
Data-Driven Results
Our Shared Information Database (SID) captures real-time data about every transaction, enabling us to market properties strategically and deliver superior outcomes.
Collaborative Team Approach
When you work with one of us, you get all of us. Our team-based model provides strength in numbers and diverse expertise.
Deep NYC Market Knowledge
With over $4 billion in total sales volume and 1,000+ completed transactions, IPRG has unmatched insight into New York City’s commercial real estate landscape.
Award-Winning Expertise
Our retail division is led by Brandon Efap, recognized as one of Commercial Observer’s 2024 Top Young Professionals, with over 97,000 square feet of retail space leased in NYC.
Brandon Efap, Senior Director
Brandon leads IPRG’s retail division, covering Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. With extensive experience in both landlord and tenant representation, Brandon has leased over 97,000 square feet of retail space throughout New York City.
Brandon’s interpersonal skills, market expertise, and commitment to client success have earned him recognition as one of Commercial Observer’s 2024 Top Young Professionals. A native New Yorker and University of Connecticut graduate with a degree in Economics, Brandon brings both local knowledge and analytical rigor to every retail leasing engagement.
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IPRG provides comprehensive retail leasing services including landlord representation, tenant representation, site selection, lease negotiation, market analysis, and strategic advisory. We serve property owners looking to lease retail space and retailers seeking locations throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.
We market your retail space to our extensive network of qualified tenants, conduct thorough tenant screening and vetting, analyze market conditions to optimize asking rents, negotiate lease terms on your behalf, and work to minimize vacancy periods. Our data-driven approach using our proprietary SID database ensures we attract the right tenants for your property.
We work with retailers to understand their business goals, target demographics, and budget requirements. Using our market data and local expertise, we identify optimal locations, arrange property tours, negotiate favorable lease terms, and support you through the entire leasing process from site selection to store opening.
IPRG's retail leasing services cover all major NYC boroughs including Manhattan (SoHo, East Village, Upper East Side, Chelsea, Midtown), Brooklyn (Williamsburg, Park Slope, DUMBO, Carroll Gardens), Queens (Long Island City, Astoria, Ridgewood), and the Bronx (Riverdale, Fordham, Soundview).
We represent a diverse range of retail tenants including national chains, local boutiques, restaurants and food & beverage operators, direct-to-consumer brands, fitness and wellness concepts, medical and professional services, and pop-up retail operators.
Retail lease rates in NYC vary significantly by neighborhood, foot traffic, and space characteristics. Prime Manhattan corridors like SoHo can command $200-$500+ per square foot annually, while emerging Brooklyn neighborhoods may range from $40-$150 per square foot. Contact us for a current market analysis specific to your target area.
Standard retail lease terms in NYC typically range from 5 to 10 years, though shorter-term leases (1-3 years) are available for pop-up concepts and emerging brands. Lease terms are negotiable based on tenant creditworthiness, build-out requirements, and landlord preferences. Does IPRG charge fees for retail leasing services? Retail leasing fees in NYC are typically paid by the landlord and calculated as a percentage of the total lease value or as a flat fee per square foot. Fee structures vary based on the transaction type and are discussed during our initial consultation.
The timeline varies based on market conditions, location, and specific requirements. On average, finding and securing retail space takes 2-6 months for tenants, while landlords may see vacancy periods of 3-12 months depending on the property and asking rent. Our proactive marketing and extensive network help accelerate these timelines.
Key factors include foot traffic volume and patterns, proximity to complementary businesses, accessibility via public transit, visibility and signage opportunities, demographic alignment with your target customer, and lease economics including base rent, additional charges, and build-out allowances.