ARIES DEITCH & ENDELSON, INC.

ADE Management Corp. named managing agent for 319-333. N. Central Ave., Hartsdale, NY
After successfully leasing the former Kids R Us store to Michael's Stores Inc.  the owners have appointed us as managing agent for the property.  Other stores are  Domino's, Barber, Federal Credit Union. The former Kaybee Toys was leased to T-Mobile who opened October 2006.

ARIES DEITCH & LEASES HARTSDALE LOCATION TO MICHAELS STORES
Hartsdale NY, January 2005.   The 18,000 SQ. FT. former Kids R Us store 319 N. Central Park Ave, Hartsdale, NY was leased on a long term basis to Michael's, a national chain of Arts and Crafts stores. This location is the result of many years quest to enter the Westchester market.

ARIES DEITCH & ENDELSON SELLS LARCHMONT NY APARTMENT HOUSE
Larchmont NY, May 2004.   A 21 unit rental apartment plus retail building at 32 – 34 Vanderburgh Avenue,  corner of Chatsworth  and Vanderburgh Avenues, was sold in April by the Investment Sales Department of Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc.  Both listing and sale were handled by Julian Aronin (194) 949-2800x115 and Manny Berger (914) 949-2800x106.
The impressive stone and stucco exterior, 4 story structure was built circa 1925.  The two retail stores at ground level are home to Harry's Burritos restaurant, of the  New York City chain of the same name. Neither buyer nor seller disclosed the sale price.

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES LEASES 10,000 SQ. FT IN KINGSTON, NY
August 2003. Goodwill Industries of Greater NY and Northern NJ has opened their latest retail store and donation center at 1534 Ulster Ave. (Rt. 9W).  The store is approximately 10,000 sq. ft. and shares the property with Blockbuster.  Barry Endelson represented Goodwill.  Tom Collins of Commercial Associates Realty represented the landlord.

Scarsdale Plaza sold for $2,850,000 July 2002.

Located on Garth Rd. in Eastchester, NY.  The property sold includes the closed cinema and gas station.  The building has been demolished for construction of a 49 unit luxury rental apartment project. The 5 existing retail stores remain.  Manny Berger and Marty Deitch represented the owners and the buyers, Garson Brothers.

Value Village a new concept for Value Drugs a Long Island based chain has opened a 20,000 sq. ft. store June 2002. The store shall feature a True Value Hardware franchise in addition to a discount drug store.  A first run three screen Empire Cinema owned by the Landlord, Garden Homes, opened August 2nd. Resnick's Mattress Factory, a 35 store chain shall open a 5,000 sq. ft. store in the Fall.

ADE Management Corp. and Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc.  Have been appointed managing and leasing agents for this 30,000 sq. ft. retail/ professional building.  It is located on Rt 6 in Brewster, NY.  The building is 97 % leased to medical prosessionals and local retailers.

CVS to Build 12,000 sq. ft. free-standing drive through store on 3-1/2 acres Rt. 9, Ossining, NY.

Aries Deitch and Endelson representing the owner, Arcadian Gardens, has brokered a long term ground lease between the parties.  The store is scheduled to be built and opened in early 2002.  It is located adjoining the Arcadian Shopping Center where AD&E leased CVS their present store in 1993.  Barry Endelson represented the parties.  AD&E represented Arcadian Gardens in the disposition of several of their other porperties in NY and NJ including the property in North White Plains now occupied by the new Stop & Shop supermarket.

Perfect Fit for Marty's Shoes arranged by Aries Deitch & Endelson in key retail locations

Network of new stores serves the specialty retailer's expansion and builds major presence in Westchester County

According to William B. Hesse, President of Aries Deitch & Endelson, his firm has been working with Marty's over the last several years to create a network of stores in the county's prime retail hubs. "Given that Marty's name brand product line and sharp discount pricing appeals to virtually every consumer," Hesse commented, "our goal was to strategically position the new outlets in locations that would draw a wide customer base. The logistics of Marty's three new sites fully achieve this goal, offering prime visibility in high traffic retail centers that are well-serviced by major roadways and, thus, easily accessible to a diverse and growing population."

At the Cortlandt Town Center, the new 6,000 square-foot Marty's outlet benefits from an excellent location along Route 6 as well as its positioning in the county's largest strip center, where consistently high sales activity is generated by a cadre of quality retailers such as TJ Maxx and Wal Mart. Marty's also joins a magnetic roster of stores including TJ Maxx and A&P, with the opening of a 5,000 square-foot outlet at the Triangle Shopping Center in Yorktown, one of Northern Westchester's highest grossing centers. A new 4,700 square-foot outlet has opened at 626 E. Boston Post Road (Route One) in Mamaroneck, where Marty's will occupy the former Shoe Town site and fill the niche for family shoe stores in this area. This high profile retail location, on the main north/south route between Connecticut and New York, is a major draw to shoppers and lists Dress Barn and Applebee's among the major tenants.

The three new locations are part of the chain's planned expansion into the Westchester market and are described by Marty's president John Adams as the ideal sites for the retailer's profile and customer base. "Our new outlets in Cortlandt, Yorktown and Mamaroneck are a perfect fit for Marty's," Adams commented, "and are a key spots that offer us the ability to become a major player in this highly desirable market, with the winning combination of nationally known brands, deep discounts and relaxed retail environments. Now with a total of nine stores in the county, we look forward to continuing to build our Westchester network to serve customers and to complement our already large base of Marty's outlets in the Tri-State area". Founded in 1974, the New Jersey based chain now operates a total of 87 outlets throughout New Jersey and New York as well as in several Florida locations.

William B. Hesse of Aries Deitch & Endelson negotiated the three retail lease transactions on behalf of Marty's Shoes. Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. is actively involved in retail leasing, management, and tenant representation for many leading chain stores and shopping center owners throughout the Tri-state area. AD&E's investment sales division handles major transactions for developers and owners in the sale of retail sites and existing shopping centers.

July 2000, White Plains, NY. Mayor Joesph Delfino (left) and Ed Kulikowski (right) President of the Commercial and Industrial Division of the Westchester County Real estate Board.

Hartsdale, NY, April 10, 2000: Choice, a not for profit case management and advocacy agency has relocated to new offices at 420 North Avenue, New Rochelle, New York. Edward Kulikowski, Vice President of Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. represented the building's owner and was the sole broker in the transaction involving about 4,000 square feet of space.

October 1999. Ed Kulikowski, Vice President, of Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. and President of the Westchester County Real Estate Board Commercial and Industrial Division (C.I.D.) officiates at the October 21, 1999 Breakfast Meeting discussion panel "COMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS" a panel discussion of Westchester's office, retail, and industrial market directions approaching 2000. Panelists pictured right are William B. Hesse, President of Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc., Chris O'Callaghan, Co-Owner, of McCarthy O'Callaghan Co., and Robert Friedland, President, of Friedland Realty, Inc. The meeting was attended by over 35 owners and brokers. The excellent economy of Westchester was the reason for great optimism for shopping centers in the county. The lack of developable land and highly restrictive zoning, community opposition and stringent review process will limit future development. The topics included the prospects for new retailers such as KMart, Kohl's and Target entering the Westchester market. Also covered were the opportunities for future retail projects in the county. The office market still lags behind the retail market due to the consolidation and mergers of many prominent Westchester based companies in the last few years. The demand for industrial space is strong with a shortage of product expected to continue.

Hollywood Video will join a roster of national and local retailers at the 149,000 square-foot Mahopac Village Centre. According to William B. Hesse, President of Aries Deitch & Endelson, the new store location plays a key role in the retailer's expansion into the New York suburban market. "The recent lease in Mahopac," Hesse comments, "gives Hollywood Video a major presence in the suburb's burgeoning trade area, with strategic positioning in a consumer market encompassing Putnam, Northern Westchester and neighboring western Fairfield County, Connecticut." The Mahopac lease was negotiated by AD & E on behalf of the tenant and Michael Cohen of DLC Management for the Centre's ownership.

AD & E is the exclusive agent for Hollywood Video throughout New York's Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Orange and Dutchess counties and in Fairfield County, Connecticut. In addition to the Mahopac transaction, AD &am E represented Hollywood Video in its Ossining, New York store and is presently negotiating for locations in the New York suburbs of Yonkers, Nanuet and Wappingers Falls and in Bridgeport and Stratford, Connecticut.

Among the retailer's other area outlets are locations in the Westchester communities of Peekskill and Mount Vernon as well as in Rockland County's Airmont and Vails Gate markets. Hollywood Video specializes in the rental and sales of movies and video games, with many of its locations offering a variety of titles on DVD. In 1998, the Oregon-based retailer partnered with reel.com and has developed a major presence on the Internet.

Aries Deitch & Endelson is actively involved in retail leasing, management, and tenant representation for many leading chain stores and shopping center owners throughout the Tri-state area. The firm's investment sales division handles major transactions for developers and owners in the sale of retail sites and existing shopping centers.

In one the largest retail investment property sales transactions of 1999, the Shoprite Center on Rt. 9W in Kingston, NY was sold by Aries Deitch & Endelson. Marty Deitch, Bill Hesse, Barry Endelson and Manny Berger brokers participated in the transaction. The buyer was a private investment client who owns several shopping centers in Westchester County and is a major building contractor. The sale was approximately $10,500,000. The property is ideally located between the new Home Depot and the Super K Mart stores. The owner is planing to expand the center by up to 70,000 sq. ft. of retail stores. Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. are acting as leasing agents for ownership.

Edward Kulikowski, Vice President of Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc., represented the building's owner, BNS LLC, and was the sole broker in the transaction. "This brings the office building to 100% occupancy and is expected to significantly boost the downtown economy. The owner has rights to build a twin building of approximately 54,900 square feet and may break ground in the Spring of 2000".

Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. is a full service real estate company actively engaged in the areas of development, construction, asset management, leasing, sales and advisory services.

1,775 square feet to The Phone Store II at the Cortlandt Town Center, Cortlandt, New York; 1,400 square feet to Monique's, a children's party and exercise facility on Kisco Avenue in Mt. Kisco; and 900 square feet to the Complete Aquarium on Route 117 in Bedford Hills.

"We are finding many more retailers interested in northern Westchester", said Bill Hesse, President,. "The market is growing and retailers want to take full advantage of the opportunities".

Aries Deitch & Endelson, based in Hartsdale, New York, specializes in the leasing, management and consulting of retail real estate throughout the tri-state area.

Aries Deitch & Endelson is the exclusive agent for Hollywood Video throughout Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, and Orange Counties, NY. The Hartsdale-based firm, specializes in retail leasing, management and consulting throughout the region.

Middletown Commons had been managed and leased by Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. since 1994 for a financial corporation which had foreclosed the mortgage. At the time of the foreclosure the center was mostly vacant. The retail center is 100% leased to national and local tenants including, Tutor Time, Video Update, Ace Beauty, and Norwest Financial.

The sale price was $2,400,000.

Martin Deitch, Senior Vice President represented both the owner and the tenant. The lease was for a period of ten years with aggregate rent in excess of $2,000,000.

Aries Deitch & Endelson, is exclusive leasing or managing agents for 2,000,000 sq. ft. of commercial space in the Westchester, and Fairfield County markets, in addition of representing major chain store retailers, and brokering sales of major investment properties.

Brewster, NY. Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. a retail leasing, management and consulting firm based in Hartsdale, New York announces it has been appointed exclusive leasing agent for the expansion of Lakeview Plaza on Rte. 22 in Brewster, Putnam County, NY.

The shopping center has commenced construction of the first stage in its expansion. A new A&P of 45,000 square feet shall be opened this summer together with a Rite Aid of 10,000 square feet. A free standing Marine Midland Bank branch of 3,800 s.f has already opened. Space is available for stores from 1,000 to 30,000 square feet.

The shopping center is located on Rte. 22, the principal north south corridor in Putnam County. The traffic count in front of the shopping center is approximately 22,000 cars per day. Putnam County is one of the fastest growing counties in New York State and is experiencing an influx of young professional people from New York City and Westchester County. Average household income within the trading area is in excess of $90,000.

When complete, Lakeview Plaza shall be a total of 190,000 square feet. It currently consists of approximately 70,000 square feet and has been anchored by an existing 30,000 foot A&P store since the center was built in the 1960's. The shopping center is served by a privately owned sewage treatment plant which is necessary to comply with the stringent environmental regulations due to its proximity to the New York City reservoir system.

Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc. is currently negotiating with a number of major tenants and recently leased a the new MarineMidland Bank branch of 3,800 square feet.The shopping center is being developed by the Sisca Group, a prominent owner and builder of commercial properties based in Brewster, NY.