New York & Tri-State + Outer + Retail | December 23, 2020

High-End Grocer Comes to Boerum Hill Condo Project

Downtown Organic Market, a high-end grocer offering organic produce and meats, has signed a retail lease at Adam America’s 561 Pacific residential condominium project in Boerum Hill. Created by Adel, Aziz, Anees, and Ebrahim Alesae and Jalal Ahmed, the approximately 6,150-square-foot Downtown Organic Market will offer a curated selection of organic foods, with a particular focus on locally sourced produce, meats, cheeses and breads.

“We are excited to welcome Downtown Organic Market into the community,” said Omri Sachs, the co-founder of Adam America Real Estate. “It’s always our goal to improve the quality of life for all residents in the neighborhoods we enter, so it’s rewarding to bring in a retailer that will fill a real need and deliver top-of-the-line organic foods.”

Nate Mallon of EXR NY represented Adam America in the transaction. Downtown Organic Market is set to officially open May 2021.

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