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Posted: September 27, 2012
HK Group and The Dartmouth Company lease 2,162 s/f at 166 Main Street
HK Group and The Dartmouth Company has co-broked Jonathan Adler for the 2,162 s/f retail space at 166 Main St. This space was previously occupied by Achorns Pharmacy.
Jonathan Adler, is a designer, known throughout the world for his bright and inspiring home decor. Adler has 20 stores throughout the country and one location in London. This will be his second store in Connecticut, the first being in Greenwich.
The landlord was represented by Mal Jacobson, executive vice president of the HK Group of Westport.
The tenant was represented by Fritz Kemerling of The Dartmouth Co. with offices in Greenwich, NYC, Boston, Albany, N.Y. and Paramus, N.J.
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