Andrew Goldberg, brokers behind Trump Tower offers Gucci, think retailers are willing to splurge on the West Side.

Andrew Goldberg is a retail manager at CBRE, where he is one of the top brokers of the Company, owners and tenants. With lots of Nordstrom on 57th Street, retail leasing has been the talk of the town. Of course, Mr. Goldberg is no stranger to big-time hire after the hearing flagship 50,000 square Gucci at Trump Tower in 2006, offers one of the most valuable retail ever had in Manhattan. Mr. Goldberg said, with the viewer recently agreed on huge turnovers in the last month, Nordstrom, website development Drake, Gucci and Westfield's plans for the World Trade Center. The Observer of Business: The big news was the decision in detail, Nordstrom take a seat on the local development Gary Barnett at 225 West 57th Street. What do you think? Mr. Goldberg: I've read about it, actually. I think it's great, we read the headlines before with Nordstrom, but I think it's great. You are a leader in business and not be able to get here. The only way to a new development was being done for them and left only a few occasions. It will be great for the West Side of Manhattan. Why did they finally settle on this page? For years she had been rumored to look in one place after another. They seemed almost flighty. I think it is a construction, as they will have input into the design and development. This is the 57th Street and Broadway, which is a good place for them. You download it on the 58th To concentrate road. This is a very important issue for them and it also appears that the ground is large enough that they should have a big store. I do not think it is too fickle to it, a large company who have to operate their business in a certain way and not be able to easily find what needs to be used have to do. You have the right floor plate having the right amount of columns and ceiling heights and loading, and you need a place where his customers. Nordstrom could be an extreme example, but they are all retail tenants demanding their own? Yes, almost all the time. Small retailers, there are more options and opportunities for them. But if you get more, it is more difficult. We are a chain of cinemas repping it is not in New York, it's a piece of the future for the theater, a newer concept. Build for them a space as they want, it does not exist in the city, or it is very hard to find. It's almost a new development because it is too expensive to renovate for these purposes. Could not they just renovate an existing theater? Yes, they could. It is more of a risk, but it's not that many theaters in the works right now in places that you want to be. There are not that many new development projects, there is not, but there's more there was. Do you speak with builders of all new developments or proposed right now for this tenant? We have several conversations going on right now. It is so far in terms of time. I mean, look, if you tell them to speak for a Nordstrom opening in 2018.