Vietnamese Beauty Brand Hasaki Makes U.S. Debut in Cudahy

CBRE has arranged a 7,000‑square‑foot retail lease for Vietnamese beauty retailer Hasaki at Cudahy Plaza in Cudahy, marking the brand’s first U.S. store. Hai T. Dang with CBRE’s San Jose office represented the tenant. The landlord is Excel Realty Partners, LP.

Cudahy Plaza, located at 7903–8017 South Atlantic Ave., is an open‑air retail center anchored by national retailers including Sprouts Farmers Market and Burlington.

Founded in 2016, Hasaki is an omnichannel beauty and personal care retailer operating more than 300 stores, 18 clinics, and a nationwide e‑commerce platform in Vietnam. In addition to the Cudahy lease, CBRE represented Hasaki in a second 7,000-square-foot retail location at Magnolia Square, located at 1234 S. Magnolia Ave. in Anaheim, scheduled to open in the fourth quarter.

“The center’s visibility, accessibility and heavy foot traffic aligned with Hasaki’s criteria for selecting a high‑performing location within Los Angeles County,” said Dang. Hasaki plans to open 10 additional U.S. stores

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