A Seventh Street resident noticed the arrival of two for rent signs from different brokers outside Turntable Lab on the block between Avenue A and First Avenue.
The resident said she was sorry to see the business closing. In this case, however, as we noted back in November, the store that sells a variety of vinyl, stereo equipment and assorted DJ gear is moving to a larger space on 10th Street.
Turntable Lab will be setting up shop at 84 E. 10th St. between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue some time next month.
[Photo from last month]
For now, Turntable Lab remains on Seventh Street. However, a listing for the space did arrive yesterday on LoopNet.
Here are the details:
Wonderful ground floor retail space in well maintained building is available for the 1st time in 15 years! PERFECT FOR RESTAURANT OR BAR. ALL USES CONSIDERED. This spaces includes a full basement and the stunning backyard is an option to be included in the lease for this space.
Amazinglocation! Pure east village commercial space for rent. Located on high traffic destination... On the same block as major East Village retail & restaurant destinations such as Big Gay Ice Cream, Miss Lily's, Avant Garden, Pylos, Giano, Koan, Rose & Basil, Trash & Vaudeville, Luke's Lobster....etc....
Asking rent on the 750-square-foot space: $7,500.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Turntable Lab reveals new 10th Street storefront
2 comments:
Looking forward to hanging out in their new space drooling over the turntables.
What a waste. I'd rather see a real record store in there which stocks music by unsigned active bands, not dance/dj/old/dead band sh it.
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