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55 Spring Street Soho Exclusive Flyer.Indd 55 Spring Street SoHo, Manhattan 800 SF of Retail Space Available for Lease Located Between Lafayette and Mulberry Streets EENTRANCENTRANCE TTOO SSUBWAYUBWAY SIZE CURRENTLY COMMENTS MASS TRANSPORTATION 800 SF - Ground Floor Vacant • Short term deal only 2016 Ridership Report Approx. 1,000 SF - Basement • Great boutique space on Spring Spring Street 6 FRONTAGE Street ASKING RENT 10’ on Spring Street Annual 3,792,870 Weekday 11,390 Upon Request • Adjacent to the Spring Street 6 Weekend 16,329 CEILING HEIGHTS subway entrance POSSESSION 12’ - Ground Floor Prince Street W R • Space is visible from Lafayette Immediate Street Annual 5,314,922 Weekday 15,424 • Blade sign available Weekend 25,371 Contact Our Exclusive Agents: Jeremy Modest Richard Skulnik Andrew Mandell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 212.750.6565 212.750.0756 212.750.6565 SOHO, MANHATTAN HOUSTON EAST EAST aurant YC Sole Supplies EAST HOUSTON EAST HOUSTON Cherche Midi 2nd Time Around CHRYSTIE STREET Emillio’s Ballato EAST HOUSTONR Health Food & NEW Juice Bar Milano’s Bar estaurant Nol EAST HOUSTON Restaurant Marine Layer COLES SPORTS AND RESIDENTIALLove Adorned RECREATION CENTER ita House Alex Mill EAST HOUSTON Fonda Nolita Tacomi The MusketL’Agent Room DSPTCH WEST HOUSTON Tory Sport Tom’s Roasting Co. Kit & Ace ELIZABETH STREET WEST HOUSTON Soccarrat Josie Natori Babel Fair Jay Kos La Churreria Anya Ponorovskaya Token Mottsu MOTT STREET Atelier Cologne Maggy Vint + York Wolverine DEVELOPMENT Sweet Tater Frances SITE MULBERRY STREET Rainbow e Nationale Adornia Puck Fair Dop Dop PUCK BUILDING Rare Pair Thomas Sires Grenson R by 45rpm Rhone Apparel Me + Ro Chef’s Club Fox + BoyCafetal Social Club Clare V. 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Spring N Cava Liquors (coming soon) Browhaus b SPRING STREET Spring Lombardi’s Cafe el Portal Distri Premium Laces Mart Skin Supreme Citizen SPRING STREET Lounge Erica Weiner M Hotel Chef’s Balzem Black Seed 20 stories, 300 rooms Tartinery Opening 2018 Counter Wine Therapy Bagel De Maria E Lady Epistrophy Oddfellows Alpana Bawa CLEVELAND PLACE Creatures of Fiat Cafe Cafe DELANCEY STR LAFAYETTE STREET LAFAYETTE Carnival Comfort Little GoemonRascal NYC Parisi The Butchers R Daughter Jack’s The PokeSpot Malia Millis Bakery DELANCEY ST Wife Freda Good Guy Vapes Bag Carson Street Helen L’Asso Nom Wah Clothiers Ficalora Nolita MERCER STREET MERCER CROSBY STREET CROSBY Ed’s Lobster Bar Mexican Radio KENMARE STREET 152 Snow Champion Pizza Noah Flowers Naturally Hair Ba BROADWAY Thesosta (comi ELIZABETH STREET Stance Eileen’s Special Little Elizabeth Off Peak Fox Cafe Abu BoCaphe (coming soon) Xi’an BOWERY Cheesecake Famous Foods Street White House I Black Market Duncan Nili Lotan Quinn Designed by Pritzer Prize winning Japanese Architect r MOTT STREET r Vacancy KENMARE STREET i Ittetsu Tadao Ando - 7 story, 7 unit Spring Natural luxury condo building Cosabella MULBERRY STREET Aime Leon derground Pasqual Jones Dore Soho Egg Shop Osteria Morini The Corner Warm ng soon DineDiner Mo il Gelato Café Integral Cervantes NYU DORM Mais Ono Cafe Grumpy Street Broome Les Ateliers ) eaty Betty Melissa Shoes Residence Hall Le Page Courbet Brandy Melville AYR s 300 Student Gabriel KO|O Paul Fox Scott BROOME STREET BROO Brinkleys Taasha Deli Seamores Trattoria Pizzareia attresses & Grocery Cremieux IRO Despana BROOME STREET Kida NYC Grotta Azurra Oficina Ristorante Gold Bar Cafe Roma Cantina Clic Gallery Matter Blue Planet BROOME STREET APIECE APART BROOME STREET Cordell Pepe Rosa Harney & Sons Indochino Devachan Fitness Suit Supply Animazing Galler Mott NYC JAMES US Salon SOHO Mulberry PERSE Polo (2nd Fl) Street Bar Nels Nelson Association Golden Fio No. 6 YRB Bridge Lunella LAFAYETTE STREET LAFAYETTE Milk & Cream Jean Shop Yoga CENTRE STREET The Original Cereal Bar Outdoor Voltaire Jars Benito One Miansai Voices Patrick La Mela merman By 240 CENTRE Melvile Dani Compagnie STREET Da Nico Wine Bar 55 UNIT Pipino LUXURY Amica II Apolis RESIDENTIAL Piemonte O-MAT Bonobos Guideshop La Peau MaMan Ravioli Co. Galli Paris Stations Day Spa Saturday’s Coffee La Bella eland Y Gallery Salon Dusica Dusica tique Fellow Barber YAYA TEA GRAND STREET arage Depalo’s Freeman Peter & Hometown The Italian Alleva New Park 30,000 sf Food Center Community GRAND STREETFerra Webb Development Onieal’s E. R Surf NYC Office Space o GRAND STREET Novello r GRAND STREET The Italian Sp Sal Gar Lei Am Two Puck o D o g r 42 R Laicale e e man Arts FLOOR PLANS GROUND FLOOR 800 SF MANHATTAN LONG ISLAND NEW JERSEY Proudly Serving: www.ripcony.com 150 East 58TH Street 100 Jericho Quadrangle 125 Chubb Avenue Long Island 15TH Floor Suite 120 Suite B New Jersey New York, NY 10155 Jericho, NY 11753 Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 New York City Westchester *All information is from sources deemed reliable and is T. 212.750.6565 T. 516.933.8880 T. 201.777.2300 Rockland submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, F. 212.750.6767 F. 516.933.2514 F. 201.777.2314 Connecticut terms, rental prior sale and withdrawal notices..
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