Muss Development LLC announced that it has completed three new retail transactions totaling nearly 15,000 square feet at its Eltingville Shopping Center in Staten Island.
Dollar Tree signed a long-lease for approximately 10,000 square feet, taking over the space formerly occupied by Rite Aid. Bill Bergman of Muss Development represented ownership in the transaction. Thomas Rettaliata and Daniel Glazer of Ripco Real Estate LLC represented the tenant. Dollar Tree moves into the space in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Santander Bank N.A., which already operates at the shopping center, signed a 3,624-square-foot lease extension. Bergman represented ownership in the new transaction. Dean Rosenzweig and Jeremy Scholder of CBRE represented the tenant.
Richmond Optometry signed a long-term, 1,418-sf lease, taking over the space formerly occupied by another optometry center. Richmond Optometry will occupy the space immediately. Bergman represented ownership in the transaction. There was no outside broker.
Situated just one block from the intersection of Amboy Road and Richmond Avenue — two of Staten Island’s primary thoroughfares — the Eltingville Shopping Center serves as a major retail hub for a diverse and densely populated residential community, primarily composed of single-family homes. Its strategic location also attracts steady foot traffic from nearby schools, hospitals, recreational facilities, and scenic waterfront areas, all just minutes away.
