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REVITALIZED RETAIL SPACE in the BRONX AWAITS YOU! NEW YORK BOTANICAL E GARDEN Concourse Plaza Offers a Vibrancy and Location That’S Difficult to Rival

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REVITALIZED RETAIL SPACE in the BRONX AWAITS YOU! NEW YORK BOTANICAL E GARDEN Concourse Plaza Offers a Vibrancy and Location That’S Difficult to Rival CONCOURSE PLAZA East 161ST Street off the Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY REVITALIZED RETAIL SPACE IN THE BRONX AWAITS YOU! NEW YORK BOTANICAL e GARDEN Concourse Plaza offers a vibrancy and location that’s difficult to rival. The v NEARBY LANDMARKS A d v Ge e 1 l or 87 m B CONCOURSE PLAZA center is located four blocks from Yankee Stadium and borders the two ge W o The Grand Concourse is a major ash r n BRONX i r ng e ZOO million square foot Bronx County Courthouse, 1883-unit Concourse Village ton J e B e h four-mile north-south thoroughfare that rid v t ge u e A y residential housing community, and 5-story Concourse Plaza Office Tower II. s 95 a o r w n S was built as a means of connecting the y u k NEW JERSEYNEW YORK o a o t P Major Redevelopment The surrounding area is also experiencing a rejuvenation with an upsurge in o w c r r borough of Manhattan to the northern k n C e r o v d i retail, office and restaurant venues. a C R P 1 n R Now Complete! d o 55 t Bronx. Construction began in 1894 and the n s x n th a o o S r 3rd Ave B n t o s G Webster Ave Grand Concourse was opened to traffic in d e r u v B Strategically located just off the Grand Concourse, this premier multi-use 1 r 1 A Last Two Remaining H 4 6 895 5 1 t t D s t y h S c November 1909. r S r t n t e shopping destination has just completed a major redevelopment that e e p v Stores Available H i s 1 o R 4 included a new façade and modifications to create new anchor space. 9th r S P m t 1,600 SF; 2,000 SF The Bronx County Courthouse is a e Concourse Plaza features 228,638 square feet of retail and entertainment l 278 r a space anchored by Food Bazaar, one of the largest grocery stores in the historic courthouse building and houses all H Bronx, and a 10-plex National Amusements theater, the area’s only movie municipal borough functions. Built in 1934, house. The location is easily accessible by area roadways and public it was listed on the National Register of transportation, and parking for 1,200 cars is available on premises. Historic Places in 1983 and fully renovated CONCOURSE PLAZA in 2010. 200-238 East 161st Street Serving a population of over 1.2 million within a 3-mile radius, Concourse Bronx, NY 10451 Plaza is the perfect location for retail, restaurant and entertainment Yankee Stadium, home ballpark for the establishments and will entice shoppers, visitors and employees alike. New York Yankees, opened at the beginning CONCOURSE PLAZA of the 2009 MLB season as a replacement LOWER LEVEL for the team’s previous home. With a price tag of $1.5 billion, it is the most expensive baseball stadium ever built. NEIGHBORHOOD RETAILERS 10-PLEX 87 YANKEE STADIUM THERAPY PHYSICAL THEATER Target, Burlington Coat Factory, The Home Depot, BJ’s, D B / MACOMBS DAM BRONX 2,000 SF E LEASE OUT is located within Bronx Bed Bath & Beyond, Marshalls, Toys“R”Us, Chase, AT&T, BRIDG COUNTY LOBBY/OFFICE The Bronx Zoo EYE EXPRESS EASY PICKENS MAJOR DEEGAN EXPRESSW COURT Babies“R”Us, Staples, Family Dollar, McDonald’s, Carvel, GRAND CONCOURSE E 161ST STREET CITIDENT CINEMA Park. It is among the largest metropolitan LOBBY OFFICE TOWER VENUE zoos in the world and is the largest in GameStop, TrueValue, Subway, and many more DANICE 895 North America, with some 6,000 animals CONCOURSE 3RD A VILLAGE 278 representing about 650 species from TRANSPORTATION & ACCESSIBILITY around the world. VENUE • Concourse Plaza is easily accessible from the E 145TH EAST 159th STREET BRIDGE AY The New York Botanical Garden is Major Deegan Expressway (I-87), Bruckner Expressway 278 WESTCHESTER A a designated national landmark botanical (I-278), New England Thruway (I-95), and Park and 1,200+ PARKING SPACES 10-STORY Jerome Avenues 87 AY garden that is visited by over 900,000 COOKIES OFFICE DEPARTMENT TOWER • Accessible via public transportation: Metro North Railroad; STORE GRAND CONCOURSE visitors annually. It spans 250 acres of Bronx Park and offers exhibitions and flower subway 4, B, D; and bus Bx6, Bx1, Bx2, BxM4, Bx32 V.I.M. MORRIS AVENUE / CONCOURSE VILLAGE EAST MORRIS AVENUE YANKEE STADIUM shows throughout the year, as well as 50 On-site parking for 1,200+ vehicles • BRUCKNER EXPRESSW different gardens and plant collections. SHERIDAN AVENUE / CONCOURSE VILLAGE WEST EAST 161st STREET Aerial View of Concourse Plaza 7 Penn Plaza, NY, NY 10001 :: 212.563.6557 Randall Briskin x218 :: [email protected] Nicholas Forelli x275 :: [email protected] NOTHING BEATS 60 YEARS OF STABILITY. www.feilorg.com.
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