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Grocer acquires Long Island warehouse from Home Depot subsidiary

Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace buys industrial property for $13.46 million
Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace, a grocery store with 11 locations in New York and New Jersey, bought the 53,600-square-foot warehouse located at 77 Rodeo Drive in Edgewood, New York, for $13.46 million. (CoStar)
Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace, a grocery store with 11 locations in New York and New Jersey, bought the 53,600-square-foot warehouse located at 77 Rodeo Drive in Edgewood, New York, for $13.46 million. (CoStar)
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August 18, 2025 | 4:16 P.M.

A grocer has purchased a warehouse on Long Island, New York, from a subsidiary of The Home Depot.

Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace, a grocery store with 11 locations in New York and New Jersey, bought the 53,600-square-foot warehouse located at 77 Rodeo Drive in Edgewood for $13.46 million, or approximately $251 per square foot. The seller was US Lock Corp.

The warehouse was constructed in 1970 and includes 12,500 square feet of office space. Other features include 26-foot ceiling heights, five loading docks, one drive-in door and 70 parking spaces.

For the record

Frank Frizalone, Nicholas Gallipoli, Thomas DeLuca and John Giannuzzi of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Gary Chimeri of Paramount Properties Group represented the buyer.

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