WEST NEW YORK, PATERSON, LITTLE FERRY, AND WEST ORANGE, NJ—The Goldstein Group has negotiated leases for four new 7-Eleven locations throughout New Jersey.
In West New York, 7-Eleven filled a 2,800 square-foot space on Park Avenue. Lew Finkelstein, executive vice president, and Matthew P. Flath, vice president, represented both the landlord and the tenant in the transaction. The property is owned by the Arnone Family.
In Paterson, 7-Eleven leased a 2,750 square-foot space on Main Street. Neighboring tenants at this location include Marshalls, McDonald's, Bank of America, and Fabian 8 Cinema. Finkelstein and Flath also represented the tenant in the transaction. The property owner is ACHS Management.
In Little Ferry, 7-Eleven leased 3,000 square feet on Route 46 owned by 200 Route 46 West, LLC. Neighboring tenants at this location include Starbucks, McDonald's, Mobil and Valero. Finkelstein and CJ Huter, vice president, represented the landlord and tenant in the transaction.
In West Orange, 7-Eleven opened a 2,700 square-foot store on Valley Road. Finkelstein and Flath represented the tenant in the transaction. The landlord is HRG Shaw.
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