By COLlive reporter
A successful new transaction has been completed at 600 Crown Street, a retail space planned for the heart of Crown Heights, where Cheeryos Daycare has officially signed a 10-year lease.
The daycare provider, renowned for its exceptional childcare services, will occupy 12,500 square feet of space in the newly developed building, marking a significant step for both the business and the local community.
Representing the property owner, Chaim Drizin of 600 Crown Holdings LLC, Mendel Jacobson of Tri State Commercial facilitated the deal, while Duvy Biller, also of Tri State Commercial, represented the tenant, Cheeryos.
This partnership is a major milestone for both sides, as the space promises to serve as a vibrant hub for families in Crown Heights.
600 Crown Street, with its prime location on Crown Street between Albany and Troy, and spacious layout, is set to become an important part of the neighborhood’s growing infrastructure. With its proximity to residential areas, the property is ideally positioned to support the increasing demand for quality childcare services in the community.
Cheeryos, known for its two highly regarded daycare centers in Williamsburg, said it is excited to expand its reach into the Crown Heights area. In a statement, Cheeryos expressed its enthusiasm about joining the neighborhood and becoming an integral part of the community.
“We are thrilled to open our newest childcare center in Crown Heights,” a representative told COLlive.com. “After the success of our Williamsburg locations, we are eager to bring our unique approach to early childhood education to this vibrant neighborhood. At Cheeryos, we prioritize creating a warm, nurturing, and safe environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive.”
Cheeryos Daycare emphasizes a curriculum grounded in Torah and Mitzvos, while also focusing on building essential social skills, manners, and strong moral values. The center’s experienced team of educators and caregivers will ensure that children receive top-tier educational and emotional support, setting the foundation for their future success.
In addition to providing exceptional childcare, Cheeryos is committed to supporting families by helping them navigate the process of obtaining ACS vouchers, making their services more accessible to a wider range of families. With its family-centric approach, Cheeryos aims to create an environment where children flourish and parents can focus on their personal and professional lives with peace of mind.
Stay tuned for more updates as Cheeryos Daycare gets ready to welcome families to its state-of-the-art facility at 600 Crown St. The team is excited to become a part of the Crown Heights community and to offer children and families a bright and promising future.
Another CH daycare that only takes people that “qualify” for vouchers?
The people who most need daycare are the 2-income households that often don’t qualify…
Are they planning to run the CH branch as a Lubavitcher moised with a chassidishe chinuch?
What about some middle class families that don’t have vouchers who is helping them ? OUR kids are being turned away or told to match inflated voucher prices .
What am I missing here, what will they be offering the community that Crown Heights doesn’t already have?
Also, I don’t know how comfortable I would be having a fremder run a place that educates my kids considering there are local options where that are Lubavitch run.
Attendance and enrollment is not mandatory. It’s simply a new option
This is nice, but when are the condos/apartments going to be available? Been waiting for so long.
I just heard that most of the apartments are already pre-reserved. Not sure where it’s being advertised. Application details would be nice.
Good to hear! But I never heard of this daycare any info about them?
Does the building still have appartments
listed for sale?
What are the costs?
They are rentals.
They are 1 or 2 bedroom and handful of 3?
Go Chaim Go
Does Cheeryos Daycare come with a bowl of Cheerios?
Yaacov Yudewitz
I love that you signed your name
Your very welcome, but I forgot to also mention….
You can drop off the kinderlach directly from your oversized Citi-bike and you can also avoid the traffic by traveling in one of Community Board 9’s brand new bike lanes that just celebrates gentilification and diversity at every corner!
https://www.foxnews.com/world/jews-muslims-in-berlin-team-up-on-bike-rides-against-hatred
Yaacov Yudewitz
The community can def use more daycares!
What about our Chabad chassidishe chinuch?
I am sure they will hire a chabad staff do imaprt that lubavitch flavor
Yes. What ABOUT your Chabad chassidishe chinuch? What’s up with that? What exactly is that nowadays? How might you define that? How might your definition differ from your neighbors? How might that differ from whatever Chinuch this place might be offering. (And, by the way) this is a daycare – basically babysitting)
According to what we heard these are all rentals and no sales ! And are very small. I am hoping at least for young couples ! We don’t need more yuppies here ! And a satmar run daycare downstairs. We can do better!!
About time someone service the CH community that wants nice places to live but can’t afford 2M+ to buy…
Can they commit to having a Lubavitcher run the branch to ensure that the values taught are in line with our community values?
Run like a business only? And any options for people who are too rich for vouchers but too poor for everything else?