Hudson Market, a farm-to-table grocer that specializes in food from local purveyors, will launch its second Manhattan location at the Durst Organization’s Helena 57 West.
The 9,889-square-foot market will be on the ground and lower level of 601 W. 57th St. under a 15-year lease.
The deal is the latest retail coup at Durst’s 57 West superblock between 11th and 12th avenues, which is also home to the Bjarke Ingels-designed Via “pyramid” building and a third residential building, Frank 57 West.
Hudson Market, which first opened on Tenth Avenue in Chelsea, was repped by Murro Realty’s Cosmo Montemurro.
Durst was repped in-house by Ashley Gee and by Winick Realty’s Steven E. Baker and Kenneth Hochhauser.
Terms of the deal were not released.
The 57 West block has been gobbling up prestige commercial tenants.
Via 57 landed a Landmark Theaters cinema complex as well as Ousia, a a Greek-inspired Mediterranean restaurant operated by the Livanos family.