
Midland Arts & Antiques Market plans to open a 12,000-square-foot location in Carmel off of 126th Street between Meridian
Street and Keystone Avenue. Midland's flagship store occupies an historic former door factory and showroom just east of downtown
between New York and Michigan streets (pictured here). Owner Robert Lebow, a local physician, denied a rumor that he's trying
to sell the 150,000-square-foot downtown building for a condo conversion. But he said he'd like to convert the fourth floor
into a condo for his own use. Midland also has a small store in Michigan and is looking for space in New York City.
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Good for him. I wish them well. I just hope he does not move out of downtown. There is definitly a need for his business.
This sounds like a good move for them. I'm intrigued to see how an NYC store would work.
Not only was it safe, but my really old house cost more per square foot than their new ones.
And in those days there was a VS at Glendale that I don't remember anyone complaining about.