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FOR THE RECORD
ABOUT THIS SECTION
FOR THE RECORD is a weekly listing of information from the public record that
can help businesspeople in the New York area find opportunities, potential
new clients and updates on competitors.
To ask questions or get more information on this section, contact Crain’s
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NEW IN TOWN
Companies that would like to have details
of openings published should submit
descriptions following this format to
ELaermer@crainsnewyork.com, with
“New in Town” in the subject line.
●
Dough Re Mi
36 Water St., Manhattan
The sandwich and doughnut eatery
opened in the financial district.
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Splitty
415 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn
The bar opened in Clinton Hill. It has a
full drink selection and serves small
snack items.
protection on June 21. The filing cites
estimated liabilities of $100,001 to
$500,000 and estimated assets of
$50,001 to $100,000. The creditors with
the largest unsecured claims are E&L
Battery & Ignition, owed $90,579.30;
Chase Bank, owed $58,291.86; and
Prime Automotive Parts Co., owed
$33,599.75.
●
1840 Washington Ave. Corp.
1840 Washington Ave., Bronx
Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
protection on June 28. The filing cites
estimated liabilities of $0 to $50,000 and
estimated assets of $0 to $50,000.
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Stumptown Coffee
30 W. Eighth St., Manhattan
The coffee shop opened in Greenwich
Village. It is the first dedicated New
York retail location for the Seattle-based
brand, which also has an outpost in the
lobby of the Ace Hotel.
Narkim Inc.
P.O. Box 781, Bronx
Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
protection on July 1. The filing cites
estimated liabilities of $100,001 to
$500,000 and estimated assets of
$100,001 to $500,000.
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Viva Móvil by Jennifer Lopez
162 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn
The Verizon Wireless premium retail
company opened a shop in Boerum Hill.
It is its first New York City location.
COMPANY MOVES
Companies that would like to have details
of recent moves published should submit
descriptions following this format to
ELaermer@crainsnewyork.com, with
“Company Moves” in the subject line.
●
Goodfella’s
391 Second Ave., Manhattan
The brick-oven pizzeria and wine bar
opened in Gramercy. It is the second
Manhattan location for the Staten
Island-based restaurant group.
SWJ Management
215 W. 104th St., Manhattan
Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
protection on June 28. The filing cites
estimated liabilities of $50,000,001 to
$100 million and estimated assets of
$50,000,001 to $100 million.
●
Tucci Equipment Rental Corp.
110 Greene St., Manhattan
Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
protection on June 25. The filing cites
estimated liabilities of $100,001 to
$500,000 and estimated assets of $0 to
$50,000. The creditor with the largest
unsecured claim is Arch Speciality
Insurance Co., owed $139,000.
GOVERNMENT CONTRACT
OPPORTUNITIES
House of Hoops
148 Fulton St., Brooklyn
The Footlocker-owned basketball retail
store opened its first location in the
borough in Brooklyn Heights. There are
also two locations in Manhattan and one
in Staten Island.
Following are selected contract
opportunities recently announced by New
York City agencies. To learn how to sell
goods and services to city government, visit
www.nyc.gov/selltonyc. For a searchable
database of current procurement notices,
visit www.nyc.gov/cityrecord. Listings are
alphabetical by category and department.
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CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
●
Lululemon Athletica
166 Smith St., Brooklyn
The athletic clothing and supply brand
opened in Carroll Gardens. It is the
eighth New York City store for the
chain, but its first in Brooklyn.
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SoulCycle
126 Leroy St., Manhattan
The fitness center opened a gym in
the West Village. It is the ninth
location for the company, which
opened a Williamsburg store in
May, its only one in Brooklyn.
BANKRUPTCIES
The following listings are selected from the
most recent available filings by companies
seeking bankruptcy protection in the
Southern and Eastern Districts of New
York. Information was obtained from U.S.
Bankruptcy Court records available on
Public Access to Court Electronic Records.
Listings are in alphabetical order.
●
167th St. Auto Parts Co.
1147 Webster Ave., Bronx
Filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
●
Department of Transportation
Seeks competitive sealed bids by 11
a.m. on Aug. 5 for the installation,
removal and relocation of equipment
furnished by the city, or by the
contractor, and for the performance of
other work in connection with
decorative street lighting. A deposit of
$50 is required for the bid documents,
payable only by certified check or
money order made out to the New York
City Department of Transportation. To
make inquiries or to obtain bid
documents, contact Frank Caiazzo at
(718) 786-4061 or the bid window at
(212) 839-9435.
GOODS AND SERVICES
●
Economic Development Corp.
Requests proposals by 4 p.m. on Sept.
12 for the redevelopment of the former
Fordham Library at 2556 Bainbridge
Ave. in the Bronx. To obtain bid
documents or to make inquiries,
contact Maryann Catalano at
(212) 312-3969 or formerfordham
library@nycedc.com.
●
Health and Hospitals Corp.
Requests proposals by 4 p.m. on Aug. 5
for an emergency preparedness and
remediation firm. To obtain copies of
the bid or to make inquiries, contact
David Larish at (212) 442-3869 or
david.larish@nychhc.org.
Seeks competitive sealed bids by 3 p.m.
on Aug. 8 for repair to a roof system. To
schedule a walk-through, please contact
John Marini at (212) 238-7026. To
obtain copies of the bid or to make
inquiries, contact Starr Kollore at
(646) 640-4012 or starr.kollore@
nychhc.org.
●
Housing Authority
Seeks competitive sealed bids starting at
10 a.m. on Aug. 8 for asbestos
abatement project monitoring
management. Electronic copies of the
bid can be obtained at www.nyc
.gov/html/nycha/html/business/
business.shtml. To make inquiries,
contact Erneste Pierre-Louis at
(212) 306-3609 or Erneste.PierreLouis@nycha.nyc.gov.
Seeks competitive sealed bids starting at
10:30 a.m. on Aug. 8 for interior plastic
laminated doors. Bid documents are
available online only at www.nyc.gov/
html/nycha/html/business/goods_
materials.shtml. To make inquiries,
contact Wayne Lindenberg at (212)
306-4703 or wayne.lindenberg@
nycha.nyc.gov.
treasury and securities services, sold
20,000 shares of common stock at
$54.65 on July 15, in a transaction worth
$1,092,982. He now directly holds
262,775 shares.
per square foot.
Elixir Juice Bar signed a lease for 500
square feet at 1371 Third Ave. The store
sells organic juices and cleanses. The
tenant and the landlord, MacArthur
Properties, were represented by Charles
Rapuano of Winick Realty Group. The
asking rent was $300 per square foot.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS
Following are recent insider transactions at
New York’s largest publicly held companies
filed with the Securities and Exchange
Commission by executives and major
shareholders. Listings are in order of
transaction value. The information was
obtained from Thomson Reuters.
●
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. (BBBY)
Steven H. Temares, chief executive,
exercised options on 135,235 shares of
common stock at $41.35 between July
11 and July 16, in a transaction worth
$5,591,291. During the same period, he
sold 135,235 shares of common stock at
prices ranging from $76.53 to $76.66, in
a transaction worth $10,357,552. He
now indirectly holds 599,676 shares.
●
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
Daniel E. Pinto, co-chief executive,
corporate and investment bank,
exercised options on 400,000 shares of
common stock at $19.49 on July 15, in a
transaction worth $7,796,000.
MasterCard Inc. (MA)
MasterCard Foundation sold 6,411
shares of common stock at prices
ranging from $589.70 to $597.92
between July 17 and July 19, in a
transaction worth $3,814,624. It now
directly holds 12,146,600 shares.
●
WebMD Health Corp. (WBMD)
Herman Sarkowsky, director and
member of the compensation
committee, exercised options on 44,440
shares of common stock at prices
ranging from $18.37 to $27.89 on July
15, in a transaction worth $978,835. On
the same day, he sold 56,440 shares of
common stock at prices ranging from
$32.10 to $32.16, in a transaction worth
$1,814,390. He now directly holds
93,701 shares.
Mark J. Adler, director, exercised options
on 21,533 shares of common stock at
prices ranging from $21.29 to $23.61
between July 15 and July 17, in a
transaction worth $498,512. During the
same period, he sold 33,583 shares of
common stock at prices ranging from
$32.09 to $32.50, in a transaction worth
$1,081,510. He now directly holds
1,390 shares.
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REAL ESTATE DEALS
Companies that would like to have details
of their recent transactions appear in these
listings should email descriptions following
this format to NDholakia@crains
newyork.com, with “Real estate
transaction” in the subject line, or enter
them online at crainsnewyork.com/
submitadeal. Deals are listed in order of
square footage.
Mary E. Erdoes, chief executive, asset
management, sold 29,000 shares of
common stock at $56.31 on July 19, in a
transaction worth $1,633,100. She now
directly holds 246,735 shares.
Michael J. Cavanagh, chief executive,
DEALS ROUNDUP
COMMERCIAL
Technicolor Creative Services USA
Inc. signed a lease for 2,500 square feet
at 20 Jay St., Brooklyn. The U.S. division
of global media and entertainment firm
Technicolor will use the space to launch
Group Neon, its visual networking
division. The tenant was represented by
Daniel Katcher of Newmark Grubb
Knight Frank. The landlord, Two Trees
Commercial, was represented in-house
by Caroline Thebaud Pardo. The asking
rent was undisclosed.
●
Cameo Public Relations signed a lease
for 1,500 square feet at 10 W. 33rd St.
The firm plans to use the space to house
general and executive offices. The tenant
and the landlord, Ten West Thirty Third
Associates, were represented by David
Levy of Adams & Co. The asking rent
was $42 per square foot.
●
RETAIL
Oakley signed a lease for 6,800 square
feet at 560 Fifth Ave. The sports and
lifestyle shop will take space on the
lower, ground and second levels for its
flagship location. The tenant was
represented by Beth Rosen and David
Rosenberg of Robert K. Futterman &
Associates. The landlord, the Riese
Organization Corporate Group, was
represented by Mark Stempel of
CityVest Realty Corp. The asking rent
was $1,150 per square foot.
●
Le Pain Quotidien signed a 12-year
lease for 3,000 square feet at 1399
Madison Ave. The international bakery
was represented by Matt Krell and
Amira Yunis of CBRE Group Inc. The
landlord, MSMC Residential Real
Estate, was represented by William
Bergman and Bruce Spiegel of Rose
Associates. The asking rent was $150
●
Citigroup Inc. (C)
Daniel Callahan, executive vice
president and chief credit officer,
sold 45,000 shares of common
stock at $52.14 on July 18, in a
transaction worth $2,346,300.
He now directly holds 252,238
shares. Ⅲ
SELLER/TARGET
TRANSACTION SIZE
(IN MILLIONS)
Morgan Stanley real
$387.6
estate investing (Manhattan)/
Executive Offices Group Ltd.
BUYERS/INVESTORS
TRANSACTION TYPE
Queensgate Investments
SB M&A
SB M&A
Lend Lease Real
Estate Investments Ltd./
Greensborough Plaza
Shopping Centre
$332.2
The Blackstone Group
(Manhattan)
Not disclosed/
Bridger
$300.0
Riverstone Holdings (Manhattan),
management of Bridger
Warburg Pincus
(Manhattan), Constitution
Medical Investors Inc.
$220.0
Roche Diagnostics Corp.
SB M&A
The California State
Teachers Employees’
Retirement System/
Northwest Corporate
Park in Kent, Wash.
$170.0
KTR Capital Partners (Manhattan)
SB M&A
Not disclosed/
MannKind Corp.
$160.0
Deerfield Management Co.
(Manhattan)
Tiptree Financial Inc.
(Manhattan)/14
assisted-living and
memory-care
communities
$123.0
National Health Investors Inc.,
Bickford Senior Living
Not disclosed/
Cloudary Corp.
$110.0
Goldman Sachs Group merchant,
banking division (Manhattan),
Temasek Capital
Avon Products Inc.
(Manhattan)/Silpada
Designs
$100.0
Kelly and Walsh families
SB M&A
GCI
GCI
SB M&A
GCI
Varick Investments S.a.r.l./
Varick Investments S.a.r.l.
three-story office
condominium in Manhattan
$90.8
American Realty Capital New York
Recovery REIT Inc. (Manhattan)
SB M&A
Not disclosed/
Automotive auction facility,
freezer/cooler facility and
two terminals in Houston
and Orlando
$82.3
Gramercy Property Trust Inc.
(Manhattan)
SB M&A
Selected deals announced for the week ended July 6 involving companies in metro New York.
GCI: Growth capital investment represents new money invested in a company for a minority
stake. SB M&A: Strategic buyer M&A represents a minority or majority acquisition of existing
shares of a company without the participation of a financial buyer.
source: capitaliq
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