Wuchiski of RHYS leases 4,200 s/f to Panera Bread

Jason Wuchiski, senior vice president with RHYS Commercial has leased 4,200 s/f to Panera Bread, at Westfield Trumbull Shopping Mall. Westfield's newly established "Dining Commons," is undergoing a redevelopment that will include a remodeled dining terrace and entrances and upgrades to common areas and lighting. Owned by Westfield Corp., Inc., the shopping center's $25 million transformation is scheduled for completion by this fall. "Panera Bread will be a welcome addition to Westfield's current food options and will also help the chain achieve more brand awareness in Fairfield County," said Cory Gubner, president and CEO of RHYS.

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