Who'd We See at ICSC?

Last week, ICSC held its New York National Conference in Manhattan, which many Bostonians attended. Among them, Grubb & Ellis? Paul Stanislas (second from right), whom Bisnow NYC reporter Amanda Marsh snapped with the Grubb retail services group of Ronald Cappello, Kenny Yip, Stanley Lindenfeld,Reshmee Rajnarain, Edward Goldmeier, and Henry Goldfarb. Paul tells us that he recently signed a CVS and Pier One to 101 Canal St, and he's looking to lease out the remaining 14k SF to a restaurant. The mixed-use development?s apartment portion is 95% leased and benefits from the 250 garden events annually, which attract more than 3M people.

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