NEW YORK CITY-Stanley Chera's Crown Acquisitions and Ralph Tawil's Centurion Realty, a contract holder, have joined together to purchase the city's first Apple store situated at 103 Prince St. in SoHo, for nearly $75 million. The building, which measures approximately 30,000 square feet, is situated on the northeast corner of Greene Street.
Apple, which leased the building in 2001, has closed the store for renovation as well as expansion. For the full story, go to New York Post .
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