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Solidcore signs deal for Upper East Side location

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Cuozzo, S. (2026, September 27). Solidcore signs deal for Upper East Side location. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/27/business/solidcore-signs-deal-for-upper-east-side-location/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-27 · by Steve Cuozzo

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Solidcore, a low-impact strength training brand, has signed a lease for space in The Langdon building located at 1695 Second Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The deal was facilitated by JLL’s Matthew Schuss and Jesse Wolff representing the landlord, while Sabre’s Sean Young represented Solidcore. The JLL marketing materials specify that the fitness brand will occupy 2,507 square feet in the luxury apartment tower developed by Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners.
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Solidcore, a low-impact strength training brand, has signed a deal to open a new location at The Langdon at 1695 Second Avenue, located on East 88th Street in New York City’s Upper East Side. The building was developed by Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners and is one of the luxury apartment towers along the Q subway line. JLL represented the landlord, while Sabre represented Solidcore during negotiations. JLL marketing materials cite a space size of 2,507 square feet, though this figure hasn't been officially confirmed.

According to Matthew Schuss from JLL, Solidcore’s focus on providing a high-quality customer experience fits well with the building's quality and residents' expectations. Additionally, Upper East Siders can look forward to new major food markets opening in long-vacant locations nearby: Happier Grocery at the former movie theater at 210 E 86th Street, and the much-anticipated H Mart at 223 E 86th Street.

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Topics

Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners JLL Sabre Solidcore The Langdon

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JLL ORG · 3× Solidcore ORG · 3× Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners ORG · 1× Happier Grocery ORG · 1× Jesse Wolff PERSON · 1× Matthew Schuss PERSON · 1× Sabre ORG · 1× Schuss PERSON · 1× Sean Young PERSON · 1× The Langdon ORG · 1×

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Meanwhile, Upper East Siders have more to look forward to with major food markets coming soon to long-vacant locations on the block between Second and Third avenues – Happier Grocery in the former movie theater at 210 E. 86th St. and long-promised H Mart at 223 E. 86th.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-28
🔮 JLL marketing materials cite 2,507 square feet although no one would confirm the number.
2026-09-28 · New York Post
Solidcore signs deal for Upper East Side location · assertive framing

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Solidcore, a low-impact strength training brand, is coming to The Langdon at 1695 Second Ave. at East 88th Street. asserted
Solidcore → come → Street
The building developed by Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners is one of the new luxury apartment towers along the Q subway line. asserted
building → develop → line
JLL’s Matthew Schuss and Jesse Wolff repped the landlord. asserted
Schuss → reppe → landlord
Sabre’s Sean Young repped Solidcore. asserted
Young → reppe → Solidcore
JLL marketing materials cite 2,507 square feet although no one would confirm the number. asserted
one → cite → number
JLL’s Schuss said Solidcore’s “commitment to a premium customer experience aligns naturally with the quality of the building and the expectations of its residents.” asserted
commitment → say → residents
Meanwhile, Upper East Siders have more to look forward to with major food markets coming soon to long-vacant locations on the block between Second and Third avenues – Happier Grocery in the former movie theater at 210 E. 86th St. and long-promised H Mart at 223 E. 86th. asserted
markets → have → 86th
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