While Bingo may specifically target Jewish customers, New York-based supermarket analyst Burt Flickinger III told App.com that what’s available at the store in terms of price, quality and other factors makes it “a United Nations of consumers. “Many items also are in large and bulk sizes, commonly found at a warehouse clubs, which helps to differentiate Bingo from other stores.” “You’ll find brand name goods, but also items under Bingo Wholesale’s private label, which includes BluPantry and BluShine,” reported App.com. Retail Store bingo card with sell a Pendleton blanket, greet someone from Europe, sell 5 umbrellas, get 10 new names on the email list, sell a piece of. “We try to sell everything at wholesale price,” said Bingo Wholesale managing director David Weiss. The Costco-style kosher warehouse doesn’t require membership, but having one allows customers to use in-store coupons. Target is the center’s largest tenant at 134,000 sf, followed by Christmas Tree Shops at 49,744 sf, Bed Bath & Beyond at 35,000 sf and Michaels Arts and Crafts at 25,000 sf.Ī year after opening its first store in Brooklyn, N.Y., Bingo Wholesale opened its second store in the heavily Orthodox, kashrut-observant community of Lakewood, N.J. That, combined with intense competition from the then recently opened three-million-sf Palisades Mall in Nanuet, caused the Spring Valley Marketplace occupancy rate to plummet to 30%, DLC officials say.ĭLC later redeveloped the property and increased its size to its current 340,373 square foot configuration.Īmong its major national tenants are: Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Michaels Arts & Crafts, GameStop, Nine West. Shortly thereafter, two of the 320,720-sf shopping center’s anchor tenants declared bankruptcy. “I’m sure some of the tenants will be thrilled to be released from their leases,” the source said.ĭLC originally purchased the property in July 1999 for $28 million.

The shopping center has 340,000-square feet. of Tarrytown after a successful expansion and redevelopment of the property that then lifted its occupancy rate from 30% to 100%.Īlexander plans to mix up its tenant mix to bring in Bingo, said a source familiar with the deal. Millbrook acquired the property from DLC Management Corp.

The shopping center will allocate nearly 100,000 square feet to house a Bingo Wholesale, a kosher superstore that is a joint venture between the Brooklyn-based Marav USA and Osher Ad, a grocery chain with 20 stores in Israel.Īlexander purchased the property from the Long-Island based Millbrook Properties, which bought the center in 2007 for $58.5 million. Rockland Developer Alexander Property Holdings has bought Spring Valley Marketplace for $59.3 million. Alexander Property Holdings Buys Spring Valley Marketplace Bingo Wholesale Will Be New Tenant

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