Dispensary Takes Tribeca Ground-Floor Lease
Riverloft Condominium neighbors will see a new licensed cannabis retailer replace 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, has signed a 2,300-square-foot lease at 256 West Street in Manhattan, also known as 92 Laight Street. The corner retail space sits on part of the ground floor of the 13-story Riverloft Condominiums in Tribeca, replacing the recently closed Ivy Pets Tribeca.
Why it matters
For New York City residents, the deal adds another licensed cannabis retail option in Tribeca, a neighborhood of luxury condominiums where ground-floor retail is in demand. The lease also shows that a dispensary operator is willing to pay the asking rent of $90 per square foot for a high-profile corner space.
The lease covers 2,300 square feet at 256 West Street, also known as 92 Laight Street, at an asking rent of $90 per square foot. The space occupies part of the ground floor of the 13-story Riverloft Condominiums.
The players
Got Your Six
A licensed New Jersey dispensary founded in 2024 by disabled veteran Freddy Herrera, currently operating one store in Princeton.
Leviathan Leasing
A real estate firm whose representatives Elie Cohen and Yaron Cohen represented the landlord in the lease negotiations.
AEBOV
A brokerage whose representative Daniel Tropp represented the tenant in securing the Manhattan lease.
The details
Daniel Tropp of AEBOV represented the tenant, Got Your Six, in securing the lease. Leviathan Leasing's Elie Cohen and Yaron Cohen represented the landlord in the negotiations. The new location replaces Ivy Pets Tribeca, which recently closed, and Got Your Six currently operates a single store in Princeton, N.J.
Timeline
Got Your Six was founded in 2024 by disabled veteran Freddy Herrera.
Ivy Pets Tribeca closed recently, opening the space.
The lease was reported on November 2, 2026.
The Home Front
Ground-floor retail in new Manhattan condominium buildings is being leased to a mix of tenants, and this deal is a single transaction rather than a documented citywide shift. The source does not offer a broader trend against which to measure it.
If you live near 256 West Street, expect a new retail tenant to open in the ground floor of Riverloft Condominiums once the build-out is complete. Residents and neighbors can watch for permit notices and opening announcements from the store.
The takeaway
Ground-floor retail changes can affect building noise, foot traffic, and street-level services, so it is worth noting when a storefront next to your home changes hands. Keep the building's management contact on file in case you have questions about tenant work during fit-out.
Further reading
For more on Manhattan storefront deals, browse the Commercial section for New York City.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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