Barney's Co-op Confirmed for Atlantic Avenue
That’ll teach us to sit on a story! We’ve known for a couple of weeks that Barney’s Co-op was going to be taking the retail space at Two Trees-owned 194 Atlantic Avenue (next door to Trader Joe’s) but were persuaded to sit on the story until the lease was signed. Looks like that didn’t work…

That’ll teach us to sit on a story! We’ve known for a couple of weeks that Barney’s Co-op was going to be taking the retail space at Two Trees-owned 194 Atlantic Avenue (next door to Trader Joe’s) but were persuaded to sit on the story until the lease was signed. Looks like that didn’t work out too well for us: Barney’s gave the story to WWD which ran it behind its pay wall yesterday and Racked picked it up. Nice guys finish last. Great news for this stretch of retail though! Anyone know what level of rent this got done at?
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“Years ago Barneys was a discount men’s suit retailer,”
I’d forgotten that. Thanks.
I love Barney’s. Only department store I’ve ever been in that was wall to wall black things I would wear and no Ellen Tracy or Liz Claiborne. But that was years ago. Now it’s more mainstream and expensive, but they still feature small and interesting designers, and the hand made jewelry is beautiful to ogle even if you would have to be Jacqui Getty to afford it. Years ago Barneys was a discount men’s suit retailer, and many New York men of a certain age recall making a special trip there to buy their first suit. The Warehouse Sale is still a big event for men’s suits.
Barney’s smoke shop is still open, on Schermerhorn.
“Do you leave the sticker on your fitted?”
You already know.
***Bid half off peak comps***
“but were persuaded to sit on the story until the lease was signed. Looks like that didn’t work out too well for us: Barney’s gave the story to WWD which ran it behind its pay wall yesterday and Racked picked it up.”
Shoulda, woulda, coulda.
^^^ only if you ask me nicely
Will they have well-dressed beautiful people escorting you and your cart full of clothes back to your apartment? Because that seems like such an escort would be a great service.
What happens if you miss your shift? Can you still shop there?
I gotta admit that I’m pretty excited about this. Seems like it’ll be a good thing for Atlantic Avenue retail.