STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The former Lander Market in Staten Island’s Holiday Plaza is being gutted following its closure in June, with workers stripping the interior down to its studs in preparation for a new tenant.
Located at 1430 Richmond Ave., the space that once housed produce bins and a bustling deli counter now sits empty as renovations continue. The future occupant of the prime retail location has not yet been announced.
Property listing site Loopnet.com, notes that the location offers significant advantages for potential businesses, situated at the busy intersection of Richmond Avenue and Lander Avenue. It sits near a corner bus stop and the Staten Island Expressway with one side of the building along Richmond Avenue, all offering a boost in visibility and accessibility.
Holiday Plaza, built in 1957, spans 14,773 square feet across eight storefronts. Current tenants include Domino’s Pizza, Avocado Sushi, Hawaii Poke Bowl, Island Plaza Wines & Liquors, and L D Discount Outlet Inc. aka the 99 cent store. The shopping center offers 100 parking spaces for customers…