Got Your Six Leases Manhattan Space on West Street
The New Jersey-based dispensary signed a 2,300-square-foot lease at 256 West Street, replacing the recently closed Ivy Pets Tribeca.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Commercial
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Got Your Six, a licensed dispensary based in New Jersey, signed a 2,300-square-foot lease at 256 West Street in Manhattan, also known as 92 Laight Street. The corner retail space occupies part of the ground floor at Riverloft Condominiums and replaces Ivy Pets Tribeca, which recently closed.
Why it matters
The lease extends the dispensary's footprint into New York City, where it currently operates no other location beyond its single store in Princeton, N.J. The deal reflects continued demand for retail space in the Tribeca area, with the asking rent set at $90 per square foot.
The 2,300-square-foot corner space at 256 West Street carried an asking rent of $90 per square foot, and the Riverloft Condominiums ground-floor retail unit is part of a 13-story luxury complex. The final negotiated rent, lease length and opening timeline were not disclosed.
The players
Got Your Six
A licensed dispensary founded in 2024 by disabled veteran Freddy Herrera, currently operating a single location in Princeton, New Jersey.
Leviathan Leasing
A New York real estate firm whose principals, Elie Cohen and Yaron Cohen, represented the landlord in the 256 West Street lease.
AEBOV
A brokerage whose agent, Daniel Tropp, represented the tenant in securing the Manhattan retail space.
The details
Daniel Tropp of AEBOV represented the tenant, Got Your Six, in securing the space, while Elie Cohen and Yaron Cohen of Leviathan Leasing represented the landlord. Got Your Six was founded in 2024 by disabled veteran Freddy Herrera.
Timeline
2024: Got Your Six is founded by disabled veteran Freddy Herrera.
Recently: Ivy Pets Tribeca closes, opening the retail space.
November 2, 2026: The Got Your Six lease at 256 West Street is reported.
Market Landscape
The lease fills the ground-floor storefront vacated by Ivy Pets Tribeca, which recently closed in the same Tribeca building. It shows a retail tenant replacing a departed one rather than leaving the space vacant in a competitive Manhattan commercial market.
For Manhattan residents and nearby Tribeca businesses, the lease means a new retail storefront is taking over the corner space at 256 West Street. Residents of Riverloft Condominiums and surrounding blocks will see a different tenant occupying the ground floor after the Ivy Pets Tribeca closure.
The takeaway
A vacated storefront in a luxury Tribeca building has been filled by a new retail tenant, showing that prime Manhattan ground-floor space continues to find occupants after closures. Commercial space that once housed a pet retailer now serves a different use.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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