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Schuckman Realty to Exhibit at ICSC New York Dec. 9–10. Jacob K. Javits Convention Center- Booth 925

By Ari Malul Avi Schuckman Brian Boker Edward Gottlieb, CRX, CLS Jack Pierce Jessica Vilmenay Kenneth Schuckman Mendy Wiesner Ryan Adhami Stanley Schuckman Steven Hakakian

Schuckman Realty Inc. will exhibit at ICSC New York on Dec. 9–10, 2026, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan. Visit booth 925 to connect with the team and discuss commercial…

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Hicksville’s $200 Million Comeback: The Shops on Broadway Gets the Green Light

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Oyster Bay has approved the final key variances for the $200 million Shops on Broadway in Hicksville: 4,092 parking spaces, a new BJ’s Wholesale Club, later hours and a 2027 groundbreaking target.

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Retail Sales Rose 0.8% in September. Grocery Rose 0.9%. What It Means for New York Shopping Centers

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September 2026 retail sales rose 6.3% year over year, up from 6.0% in August. Grocery went from 0.5% to 0.9%. Restaurants went from 5.8% to 7.0%. Kenneth Schuckman of Schuckman Realty compares the two reports and what they mean for New York supermarket-anchored shopping centers.

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High-Visibility, Fully Built, Move-In Ready Restaurant in Woodbury, NY – Available Now

By Edward Gottlieb, CRX, CLS Jessica Vilmenay Kenneth Schuckman

8289 Jericho Turnpike, Woodbury, NY 11797  |  Available Immediately Opening a full-service restaurant on Long Island usually means long build-outs, permitting delays, and a lot of capital spent before the first guest is…

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Prime Astoria Corner: 1,800 SF Former Starbucks Available

By Ari Malul Ryan Adhami

A wrap-around corner in Astoria, with the infrastructure already in place The former Starbucks at 30-18 Astoria Boulevard is available: 1,800 square feet of prime corner retail, steps from the N/W subway. Power,…

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Second-Generation Space Takes Center Stage: From the Last Kmart to Record Grocery-Anchored Deals (October 2026)

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As U.S. store closings run roughly 44% below last year, dead big boxes and drugstores are being re-tenanted fast — Target in America’s last Kmart, O’Reilly in former Rite Aids — while institutional capital pays record prices for grocery-anchored retail.

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