StreetLevel: Cleaners, Threading Joint Replace Argyle Office
The 5th Avenue storefront that used to be a sales office for the Argyle condo now has two new businesses: a dry cleaner and an eyebrow threading salon. According to a suspiciously fawning review on Yelp, the threading biz is the first of its kind in the Slope. StreetLevel: The Argyle Closes Up Shop on…
The 5th Avenue storefront that used to be a sales office for the Argyle condo now has two new businesses: a dry cleaner and an eyebrow threading salon. According to a suspiciously fawning review on Yelp, the threading biz is the first of its kind in the Slope.
StreetLevel: The Argyle Closes Up Shop on 5th Avenue [Brownstoner] GMAP
The place does not look like the picture taken above its way nicer. Any way I have been there three times, there not just a eyebrow threading place, its a full service salon and prices seem to be cheap compared to most salons in PS.
Pretty sure it is between 1st and 2nd.
I think it’s 5th between 2nd and 3rd.
Don’t quote me, but I think…
does anyone know where exactly on 5th this is? Thanks
> not everything on this blog is true.
My beliefs now lie in tiny shards around my feet.
I don’t think it’s true, Dave.
I look at rents for commercial properties quite regularly, and I’ve never seen anything on 7th even approaching that number, unless it’s an absolutely ginormous space.
I know that the new Turkish place that just opened up on 7th is paying 7500 and it’s bigger than the Yogurt place.
I know this will come as a shock to you, but not everything on this blog is true. ;))
I heard it on here quite awhile ago. I remember doing an analysis of how many they’d have to sell to take care of salaries for 3 people, utilities and the rent. I assumed the gross margin on the ingredients itself was 75%. The shop had to sell thousands a day.
11217, i recall you living up the street from me. oddly, i think i may have run into you , but not sure. i’ll be walking by that store tonight when i park, and will pop my head in to ask what’s coming.
I’m not really sure where that 14K figure started out, Dave. Do you? Most 7th Avenue storefronts are more like 6-8K and down on 5th, they are more like 4-6K a month.
A lot for sure, but not 14K.