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Skillman Ave. Property for Rent

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Sept. 27, 2010 Staff Report

Commercial real estate on Skillman Ave. is up for rent.

The retail space, located between 45th and 46th streets, is on the market for $3,500 per month, according to a well-placed source.

Supposedly, the property owner and the owner of a spa business are currently in negotiations. The spa business owner has plans to invest heavily in the business, according to that source.

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Roxy

They must be joking! There’s not enough pedestrian traffic on Skillman Avenue to justify that kind of rent.

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