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    This month's biggest NYC retail leases feature several new faces in Manhattan. The largest lease was signed by a major retailer making its debut in the city, taking up over 50% more space than the next largest tenant.

    1) Primark | Penn Plaza | 78,700 sfThe Ireland-based fashion retailer has leased space at Penn Plaza for its first Manhattan location. David LaPierre of CBRE represented the tenant.

    2) Path Entertainment Group | Times Square | 50,000 sfThis entertainment company will bring an immersive Monopoly experience to Times Square. Michael Rielly of Rielly Retail Solutions represented the tenant.

    3) Urban Revivo | Soho | 30,000 sfThe China-based apparel brand has leased space in a Soho building. Gene Spiegelman of Ripco Real Estate represented the tenant.

    4) Pixida | Nomad | 16,100 sfThis Mediterranean restaurant will open in the Nomad neighborhood later this year. David Graff of Compass represented the tenant.

    5) Giulietta | Grand Central | 11,300 sfLa Pecora Bianca is opening a new restaurant concept in the MetLife Building. Keith Durst and Todd Birnbaum of Friend of Chef represented the tenant.

    6) Kappa Chakka Kandhari | Garment District | 9,400 sfThis Kerala cuisine restaurant group has leased space for its first US location. Abraham Smouha of RJB Real Estate represented the tenant.

    7) Breuckelen Athletic | Carroll Gardens | 9,000 sfThe training gym has inked a new lease in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood. Ryan Condren and George Danut of JLL represented the landlord.

    8) Wells Fargo | Garment District | 4,900 sfThe bank has signed a new lease in the Garment District. Annette Healey of CBRE represented the tenant.

    9) Dave & Adam’s Card World | Garment District | 4,900 sfThis trading card seller has leased space in the Garment District. A Cushman & Wakefield team represented the tenant.

    10) Bauli | Flatiron | 3,000 sfThe Italian bakery has signed a new lease in the Flatiron neighborhood. Aylin Gucalp and Cassie Durand of CBRE represented the tenant.