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Ricky's Halloween Store Pops Up in Harlem For Third Year In A Row

October 5, 2011 2:32pm | By Jeff Mays, DNAinfo Reporter/Producer

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Ricky's NYC has opened a pop-up Halloween store on 125th Street for the third year in a row. Mask like this one are for sale. (DNAinfo/Jeff Mays)

HARLEM — Harlem residents won't have to travel downtown to get their Lady Gaga, Captain America or Charlie Sheen Halloween costumes. Ricky’s NYC has opened a Halloween pop-up shop on 125th Street for the third year in a row.
But the company's Washington Heights Halloween pop-up store that opened last year will not be returning.
The Harlem Ricky's Costume Superstore, at 55 West 125th St. between Lenox and Fifth avenues, will stock the usual goblin and witch outfits and also feature an array of celebrity costumes.
“Having pop-up stores like these allows us to test out promising areas like Harlem with the possibility of opening up a permanent store in the future," said Adam Stupak of Task Realty which represented Ricky's.
The 5,180 square foot space is owned by Cogswell Realty, LLC. Ricky's is leasing the space for two months.
Ricky's previous Halloween pop-up locations on 125th Street were further east, Stupak said. The current location is half a block from the 2 and 3 express trains at 125th Street and has a high level of foot traffic.
Ricky's has ventured further and further uptown over the past few years. Last year, the company opened up its first pop-up shop above 125th Street at 610 W. 181st St., between Wadsworth and St. Nicholas avenues in Washington Heights, but chose not to return to the area this year.
At the 125th Street store, sexy Alice in Wonderland costumes were moving fast for adults ,while Avatar costumes for kids were doing well, said sales clerk Zanita Williams. Zombies were also hot this year.
"The scary costumes are popular this year," she said before recommending a police officer or sailor costume to a certain reporter asking her questions.
Annabelle Jacobs, 24, who passed the store on her way to work, was eyeing a princess costume for her dog.
"I have a pit bull and everyone thinks she's a monster, but she's the cutest thing ever," Jacobs said.
For her own costume, Jacobs had picked out a sexy Alice in Wonderland outfit but had yet to make a final decision.
"I like zombie's, but I don't want to be one. I want to be something hot and sexy," she said.

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NEW YORK, NY – October 5, 2011 – (RealEstateRama) — Cogswell Realty, LLC announced today that Ricky’s NYC has signed a two-month lease for 5,180 square feet of retail space for a seasonal pop-up store, Ricky’s Halloween, Inc., at 55 West 125th Street.
Ross Jacobs and Anthony Stapleton of Cogswell Realty, LLC represented the landlord and Adam Stupak of Task Realty served as the tenant’s broker for this transaction.
Ricky’s Halloween offers a wide selection of creative Halloween costumes for all ages and sizes — from more traditionally ghoulish outfits like vampires to choices inspired by movies (“Black Swan”), politics (Anthony Weiner), music (Lady Gaga) and more.
“This is the time of year when Ricky’s really shines,” said Stupak. “Having pop-up stores like these allows us to test out promising areas like Harlem with the possibility of opening up a permanent store in the future.”
With products ranging from professional hair care to temporary tattoos, Ricky’s NYC’s eclectic offerings make headlines and grace the pages of major beauty publications every month while Ricky’s Halloween pop-up store puts a special holiday spin on it all.
“The combination of Ricky’s NYC reputation as a trend-setting, one-stop, super shop and the high levels of consumer traffic drawn to the neighborhood around 55 West 125th Street make this a winning combination for everyone,” said Jacobs.
About Cogswell Realty LLC:
A full-service, integrated real estate firm headquartered in New York City, Cogswell Realty LLC is an owner, manager and developer of commercial and residential properties in the New York metropolitan area. Since the company’s founding in 1996, it has acquired – directly or in partnership – more than $500 million in real estate properties and supervised more than $275 million in construction, rehabilitation and redevelopment of those assets. For more information, please visit www.cogswellrealty.com.

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Read the NY Post article dated Oct 16 ---  Talks about new Baclays Center and what is going to happen around the surrounding areas with retail stores.  Retail rents were once $35 sq ft , now $80 sq ft to $170 sq ft.   I (Adam Stupak) did a deal on Bergan and Flatbush right outside the subway-  Store is doing great!!! Location is definitely going to help build brand- Strong traffic patterns, out side subway- what more can you asked for?

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Ricky's Halloween Store Pops Up in Harlem For Third Year In A Row

October 5, 2011 2:32pm | By Jeff Mays, DNAinfo Reporter/Producer

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Ricky's NYC has opened a pop-up Halloween store on 125th Street for the third year in a row. Mask like this one are for sale. (DNAinfo/Jeff Mays)

HARLEM — Harlem residents won't have to travel downtown to get their Lady Gaga, Captain America or Charlie Sheen Halloween costumes. Ricky’s NYC has opened a Halloween pop-up shop on 125th Street for the third year in a row.
But the company's Washington Heights Halloween pop-up store that opened last year will not be returning.
The Harlem Ricky's Costume Superstore, at 55 West 125th St. between Lenox and Fifth avenues, will stock the usual goblin and witch outfits and also feature an array of celebrity costumes.
“Having pop-up stores like these allows us to test out promising areas like Harlem with the possibility of opening up a permanent store in the future," said Adam Stupak of Task Realty which represented Ricky's.
The 5,180 square foot space is owned by Cogswell Realty, LLC. Ricky's is leasing the space for two months.
Ricky's previous Halloween pop-up locations on 125th Street were further east, Stupak said. The current location is half a block from the 2 and 3 express trains at 125th Street and has a high level of foot traffic.
Ricky's has ventured further and further uptown over the past few years. Last year, the company opened up its first pop-up shop above 125th Street at 610 W. 181st St., between Wadsworth and St. Nicholas avenues in Washington Heights, but chose not to return to the area this year.
At the 125th Street store, sexy Alice in Wonderland costumes were moving fast for adults ,while Avatar costumes for kids were doing well, said sales clerk Zanita Williams. Zombies were also hot this year.
"The scary costumes are popular this year," she said before recommending a police officer or sailor costume to a certain reporter asking her questions.
Annabelle Jacobs, 24, who passed the store on her way to work, was eyeing a princess costume for her dog.
"I have a pit bull and everyone thinks she's a monster, but she's the cutest thing ever," Jacobs said.
For her own costume, Jacobs had picked out a sexy Alice in Wonderland outfit but had yet to make a final decision.
"I like zombie's, but I don't want to be one. I want to be something hot and sexy," she said

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TASK REALTY

TASK REALTY is a  new boutique firm based in Manhattan focusing on RETAIL COMMERICAL LEASING.  At TASK REALTY we focus on marketing, customer service and advisement .   Our goal is to develop long term relationships by thinking out of the box and helping the client achieve their goals.   

In past two years we completed over 80 deal and worked with some of the biggest name Landlords and Tenants.

The TASK team has 3 marketing people and a strong dated base.  We are expanding to a new level.   If you looking for something new and exciting and if you have strong drive, willing to learn and an entrepreneur approach , please call us at the below number. 646-770-8820

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