Menin
Signs Lease with Hibachi Express at the Shoppes at St.
Lucie West
Posted: 8/25/10
Menin Development, Inc.
is pleased to announce that it has signed a lease with Hibachi
Express at the Shoppes at St. Lucie Phase I & II in St. Lucie
West, Florida. Hibachi Express is a Japanese sushi and hibachi
restaurant and will occupy 1,300 square feet.
The Shoppes at St. Lucie West is a
200,000 SF grocery-anchored shopping center located in St.
Lucie West, a mature area within one of Florida’s fastest
growing and most promising communities due north of Palm
Beach, Florida. The center is anchored by one of the largest
Publix Supermarkets in South Florida in terms of gross sales,
as well as a 115,000 SF Sears. National tenants include GNC,
Edward Jones Financial, Hair Cuttery, Wells Fargo Bank, SunTrust
Bank, and Mobile Oil.
The property is specifically located at the intersection of
St. Lucie West Boulevard (the primary commercial thoroughfare
in the region) and N.W. Bethany Drive. The center is 2 miles
east of I-95 and is within close proximity to Florida’s Turnpike
and US-1.
For more inquiries please contact Menin
Development, Inc. at (561) 282-5000 or for leasing information
please contact Kate Gilbert at (561) 716-5897 or kgilbert@meninrealty.com.
About Menin Development
Menin Development, Inc. is a privately held owner, developer,
and manager of commercial real estate properties. Founded
by Craig I. Menin in 1985, the company is headquartered
in Palm Beach, Florida. Menin, the developer and owner
of over $1 billion of prime retail properties throughout
the Southeast, has a current portfolio of 800,000 square
feet of existing, high-quality, community and grocery-anchored
centers as well as another 2.1 million square feet under
development. Throughout its history, Menin has acquired
and/or developed in excess of 3 million square feet in
Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, Louisiana and Tennessee.
Principals of Menin Development, Inc. are Craig I. Menin,
Chief Executive Officer; Robert C. Jacoby, Chief Operating
Officer; and Marc T. Yavinsky, Executive Vice President.
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