Streetwear brand Supreme will lease the retail space at 190 Bowery until mid-2019, Crain's reported yesterday.
A temporary home is necessary as Supreme renovates its 24-year-old storefront on Lafayette near Bleecker.
Per Crain's: "Leasing short term to a tenant like Supreme could be a savvy move by RFR Realty to boost the building's profile as a retail destination and attract other stores that might be interested in leasing the space long term."
No. 190's retail tenant is currently the fashion emporium Totokaelo, who was said to be only taking the space short-term. The Post reported last year that the asking rent for the ground floor, mezzanine and basement was $2 million a year. Or roughly $166,000 a month.
RFR Realt's Aby Rosen bought the landmarked building from photographer Jay Maisel for a reported $55 million in 2014.
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