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615 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY HELL’S KITCHEN RARE OPPORTUNITY CENTRAL LOCATION 615 TENTH AVE NEW YORK CITY CONCEPTUAL RENDERING PROJECT POSITIONING Located just blocks from the new Hudson Yards and the vibrancy of the Theater District, DUO is an exciting new project that brings a sense of calm and serenity to an area in transition. Defined by two modern residential buildings that come together to create a dynamic whole, DUO features a lush 615 Tenth Avenue is a rare retail opportunity in the courtyard at its heart, a glass amenities “bridge” that looks heart of Hell’s Kitchen, a fast-growing community of out onto Tenth Avenue and thoughtfully considered street- diverse restaurants and retail shops, wide tree-lined streetslevel and retail a refreshing offerings. mix The of building’s pre-war clean,and post- symmetrical façade modernis a serenearchitecture. antidote to the bustling Hell’s Kitchen streets, and 6,046naturalistic SF of retail landscaping to be located complements at the base innovative, of a new, high-tech 92-unit,amenities. high-end Underscoring residential condominium,the synergy that DUO—an exists between excitingluxe newand project natural, that peaceful brings anda sense energized of calm and and central and serenitysecluded, to this DUO prosperous redefines and thrivingwhat it neighborhood.means to live in this thriving The project will feature two modern residential buildings, neighborhood today. a lush courtyard at its heart, and a glass amenities bridge overlooking the street-level retail offerings. CONCEPTUAL RENDERING RETAIL OPPORTUNITY THE WEST SIDE OF MANHATTAN IS THE CITY’S FASTEST GROWING NEIGHBORHOOD 137,000-SF DEVELOPMENT 6,046 SF OF RETAIL Located on the southwest corner of West 45th Street, the retail space boasts an expansive 159 FT of frontage along Tenth Avenue and West 45th Street. GROUND FLOOR SPACE D SPACE 15 FT 814 SF LOADING DETAILS DOCK SPACE SITE STATUS 79 FT Ground Floor New development 6,046 SF Single Tenant 6,046 SF WEST 45TH STREET STREET 45TH WEST *Space A 1,785 SF RENT STREET 44TH WEST *Space B 1,910 SF Upon request *Space C 2,351 SF Space D 814 SF NEIGHBORS 80 FT *proposed divisions Target (coming soon), TENTH AVENUE Gotham Market, Chase, CEILING HEIGHTS Drybar, Kiehl’s, The Marshal, Ground Floor 15 FT 44 & X Hell’s Kitchen, Pio Pio and CVS pharmacy APPROXIMATE FRONTAGE GROUND FLOOR | PROPOSED DIVISIONS West 45th Street 79 FT COMMENTS Tenth Avenue The retail space is located at SPACE D 15 FT 814 SF Single Tenant 80 FT the base of a new high-end LOADING *Space A 24 FT residential condominium DOCK *Space B 28 FT This is the only large scale retail *Space C 28 FT opportunity centrally located in West 44th Street Hell’s Kitchen Space D 15 FT *proposed divisions Surrounded by thousands of SPACE A SPACE B SPACE C 79 FT residential units 1,785 SF 1,910 SF 2,351 SF TERM Logical divisions considered WEST 44TH STREET STREET 44TH WEST Long term STREET 45TH WEST Vented for cooking POSSESSION 3Q 2019 24 FT 28 FT 28 FT TENTH AVENUE THE AREA THE HELL’S KITCHEN NEIGHBORHOOD OFFERS AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR RETAILERS This evolving neighborhood has transformed from an industrial corridor to a desirable residential neighborhood with many developments recently completed and many more expected. It has also become a cultural hub recently with the addition of several new art complexes. Hell’s Kitchen is a dynamic, vibrant area that has its own food scene – and it’s becoming even more integrated with the Theater District. THE MARKET 1/4 Mile 19,604 ESTIMATED DAYTIME POPULATION 15,056 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL POPULATION $101,623 615 AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME TENTH AVE NEW YORK CITY 72.84% POPULATION BETWEEN 25-64 1/2 Mile 19,928 ESTIMATED DAYTIME POPULATION 45,127 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL POPULATION $107,319 AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME 73.49% POPULATION BETWEEN 25-64 COMING SOON WEST 48TH STREET Uni K Wax Valentin’s Hair Design Abare Sushi Brazil Grill Psychic Leon Bakery Mazzella’s Market Hell’s Kitchen Inc. Tattoo Dunkin’ Donuts Open Loop Casa Agave Room Service Restaurant Lexus of Manhattan Al’s Cycle Solutions PARK Latitude Bar Balkanika Amarone Restaurant Nano AA Jing New York Sightseeing Muscle Maker Grill ESCO Super Drugs 5 Bros Market Fuel Grill Duane Reade WEST 47TH STREET DBL Anejo Taquileria Food Market Kiehl’s Kahve Coee B Squared Beyond Vape Hell’s Kitchen Dental Urban Deli Charlotte Jones Optician Tulcingo Empire Cleaners New York Inn Oce Stylish Ten Spa Jadite Gallery Bar Catalina Amy’s Bread Medical Associates Lazaro Grocery Meat Subway Westway Medallion Sales Ninth Avenue Vinter Market Danny’s Cycles Mud, Sweat, Tears Riposo 46 Metro PCS Galaxy Diner Yum Yum Too WEST 46TH STREET Panda Express Cara Mia Brasserie Athenee Community Health Center Le Bon Choix Samba Brazil Landmark Tavern Giaimo & Giaimo Mercury Bar Yum Yum Thai A Slice of New York Pizza Wahlburgers Siri Thai Queen of Shiba Tartina Two Fish Health Salon La Carafe Mash Army & Navy Store Hell’s Chicken Clinton Gourmet Tasty Hand Pulled Noodles Kiabacca Bali Nusa Amorino City Sandwich Hellcat Annies Taproom Dianne & Elisabeth Kitchen and Wine Bar Juice Generation Black Sushi Obao NINTH AVENUE EIGHTH AVENUE TENTHN AVENUE Carve Cafe ELEVENTH AVENUE ELEVENTH Southern Hospitality Smoke Vape WEST 45TH STREET Healthy Market Smiler’s Deli Five Napkin Burger Iron Bar & Grill New Kam Wei Bocca di Bacco Lali Restaurant Piccini Brothers Nizza Il Forno Hell’s Kitchen Daisy Nails Gotham West Market Poseidon Bakery L’Ybane Wine Bar Restaurant 61 5 The Marshal Juice Press TENTH AVE Rudy’s Bar NEW YORK CITY 44 1/2 Smile Dentist NYC Gift Center Hallo Berlin Two Boots Pizza 44 & X Hell’s Kitchen L’Allegria Marseille Restaurant Smith’s Bar & Restaurant WEST 44TH STREET Grace Wine and Spirits Mama Mia Meme Mediterranean Chipotle Shake Shack Omni Cleaner Duane Reade Mattress Firm Landsdowne Road Dunkin’ Donuts Blossom du Jour Westway Diner Camera & Computers Baskin Robbins Ajisa Sushi T-Mobile Westside Steakhouse Lenny’s Pio Pio American Apparel Dalton’s Bar Maoz Vegetarian Pet Ark H&R Block Chimichirri Grill Patron Mexican Grill Claudio Pizza Sprint Vivi Bubble Tea Port Deli Gourmet Unlimited Mr. Biggs Garden City Deli Turco Mediterranean Grill WEST 43RD STREET Strand Hong Cleaners Starbucks Bread Factory Hi-Tech Electronics Grand Cru Wine & Spirits Walter’s Cottage Sticky’s Finger Joint Wine and Liquors Pinkberry La Vela Happy Family Qi Thai Chirping Chicken Metro Pets Strand Nails Coee The Pearl At Nine 7 Eleven House Subway Theater All Stars Massage Iron Workers Union Chase Food Emporium Ollie’s Restaurant West Bank Cafe Citibank TD Bank Subway City MD 7 Eleven Dunkin’ Donuts Duane Reade Envy WEST 42ND STREET The Out Hotel KTCHN CVS/pharmacy TreehausDrybar Pershing Kava Theatre Stage Playwrights Chez The Parm Papaya Dog Starbucks Merci MedRite Cohen’s Port Authority Carlo’s Square Cafe Row 42 Horizons Josephine New Super Barber Market Urgent Fashion Bus Bake Shop Signature Diner Group Care Optical Terminal Shop Theatre Port Authority Building Shorty’s Dave’s Tavern DYER AVENUE DYER PNC Bank Empire Coee Heartland Brewery WEST 41ST STREET NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPLETED DEVELOPMENT HUDSONHUDSON RIVER RIVER COMPLETED DEVELOPMENT HOTELS HOTELS RIVER PLACE THE ATELIER RIVER PLACE THE ATELIER VIA 57 WEST 650 West 42nd Street 635 West 42nd Street VIA 57 WEST 650 West 42nd Street 635 West 42nd Street 625 West 57th Street 921 Units 478 Units 625 West 57th Street 921 Units 478 Units 709 Units JAVITSJAVITS 709 Units CONVENTION DEWITTDEWITT CONVENTION CLINTON PARK CENTER SKY CLINTON PARK 606 West 57th CENTER SKY 606 West 57th 605 West 42nd Street Completed by 2017 605 West 42nd Street 611 West 56th Street Completed by 2017 1,175 Units 572 Eleventh Avenue HELL’S KITCHEN 611 West 56th Street 1,028 Units 1,175 Units 572 Eleventh Avenue HELL’S KITCHEN Completed by 2019 1,028 Units 4,564 528-540 West 39th Street Completed by 2018 Completed by 2019 4,564 548 West 53rd Street 80 Units 528-540 West 39th Street Completed by 2018 548 West 53rd Street Completed by TBD 163 Units Ink48 Hotel Completed by TBD 80 Units Completed by TBD SILVER TOWERS 163 Units Comfort Inn Ink48 Hotel Completed by TBD ELEVENTH AVENUE 528 Units SILVER TOWERS Comfort Inn 222 Keys 103 Units ELEVENTH AVENUE 528 Units 620 West 42nd Street 89 Keys 222 Keys 103 Units 620 West 42nd Street 89 Keys THE HELENA 1,359 Units GOTHAM WEST THE HELENA 1,359 Units GOTHAM WEST 601 West 57th Street 535 West 43rd Street 550 West 45th Street 601 West 57th Street 550 West 45th Street 597 Units 535 West 43rd Street 1,236 Units 540 West 49th Street 597 Units NEW 280 Units 520 West 41st Street 1,236 Units 540 West 49th Street NEW 520 West 41st Street 280 Units 1,400 Units 110 Units 1,400 Units 110 Units RESIDENTIAL 517 West 45th Street Holiday Inn RESIDENTIAL 541-545 West 37th Street 517 West 45th Street Holiday Inn 525 West 52nd Street 541-545 West 37th Street 505 West 43rd Street Completed by TBD 179 Keys 525 West 52nd Street MERCEDES HOUSE 131 Units 505 West 43rd Street Completed by TBD 179 Keys Completed by 2017 MERCEDES HOUSE 131 Units Completed by 2017 39 Units Completed by 2017 550 West 54th Street Completed by 2017 39 Units 392 Units 550 West 54th Street UNITS BY 106 Units 392 Units 864 Units UNITS BY The Out 106 Units Skyline The Out Skyline 864 Units 103 Keys 230 Keys 103 Keys 230 Keys 455 West 37th Street Travel Inn 455 West 37th Street Travel Inn 1,335 Units 555 Tenth Avenue 160 Keys TENTH AVENUE 1,335 Units 555 Tenth Avenue Yotel 160 Keys 61 5 TENTH AVENUE Completed by 2017 Yotel 61TENTH 5 AVE STELLA TOWER
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