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Aka 67 Franklin Street Space Details TRIBECA NEW YORK 361 NY BROADWAY AKA 67 FRANKLIN STREET SPACE DETAILS LOCATION GROUND FLOOR LOWER LEVEL Southwest corner of Franklin Street APPROXIMATE SIZE Ground Floor 5,000 SF * Lower Level 4,600 SF * Total 9,600 SF * *Divisible CEILING HEIGHT Ground Floor 15 FT 7 IN Lower Level 10 FT 3 IN FRONTAGE 48 FT on Broadway 138 FT on Franklin Street TERM Negotiable 5,000 SF 4,600 SF POSSESSION FRANKLIN STREET Immediate 138 FT SITE STATUS Formerly a gut renovation NEIGHBORS James Cohan Gallery (coming soon), Andrew Kreps Gallery (coming soon), James Perse, Canada Gallery (coming soon), R & Company, Postmasters Gallery, Pearl River Mart, Au Cheval (coming soon), Blue Bottle Coffee (coming soon), Chipotle Mexican Grill, Todd Merrill Studio, Sweaty Betty, and Two Hands Restaurant and Bar COMMENTS A perfect space for gallery and showroom users in the burgeoning East Tribeca Art and Design District All logical divisions considered 48 FT Stunning 19th Century Cast Iron storefront with only one line of skinny columns BROADWAY Bathed in natural light with up to 21 bays of wraparound windows Lower Level has extensive vault lights allowing for natural light The building was recently converted by Pritzker Prize architect Shigeru Ban TRIBECA · NEW YORK, NY Ã Tribeca Spa of Tranquility Crave AREA RETAIL S I Expresso Bar ST JOHN'S LANE X T H Brilliant Bicycle Company A CANAL STREET VARICK STREET V 361 DESBROSSES STREET United Pupculture E Grocery N Michael K Innovation U Pepolino Sea Shades E Church Street Surplus N Q R W BROADWAY Nancy Whiskey Pub Saluggis Pizza Mercato NEW YORK NY Goldfeder / Kahan Framing Fabbrica Cafe Bari Hudson Wine & Spirits LISPENARD STREET Art Project Maharishi Montauk FoundRae Empire Luggage Y STREETGallery Plastic Land Store Sofa John Allan's Antique Garage Kong W. ESPLANADE Fairchild Foster Macao Bakery VESTR Washington Market David Weeks Sushi Azabu Pediatrics Studio William COLLISTER STREET California Ivey Canal Furniture Taymour Grahne Closets Belle David Stillfried Long James Cohan Buy Rite Reve Apicha Community Gallery Gago Wien Studio Gallery MI-5 Health Center Pharmacy S WALKER STREET I Grand Daisy Bakery Tribeca Park X Anejo Alexander Artist Space: Y S10 Training My Little Cafe T + Bonin Books & Talks T A H Sunshine Fashionbar Social Club Another Room Au Cheval E The Supermarket LAIGHT STREET W A Interlude Coffee & Tea TriBeCa Tavern E InColour CONTACT Oly Atelier V Andrew Frenchette E R ApexArt The ARChive of Kreps Tortola Let There Y Gallery Abhaya Brandy N T Contemporary Salon Library be Neon Music A Eden Day Spa ERICSSON PLACE U S Siberian Floors Best Steven Ted EXCLUSIVE Tribeca Park Frisbie E Made Sclaroff Muehling Blues CORTLANDT ALLEY Dermatology Tribeca Room H Community Kaffe 1668 School C WHITE STREET T STREET Cheryl Hazan Double R Schiff Journal AGENTS Greenwich Street Donzella Gallery U Tavern Knot Fine Art Galley Todd Merrill Studio Steve Amedee Walker's HUBER Sweet Lily H Fine Customing Shigure Synagogue BROADW WEST BROAD Town Stages C For the Arts RAVI IDNANI BEACH STREET Framing Girello Terra B-Flat Playing Mantis Da Mikele K & M Camera Mr. Chow Gotan R & 212.916.2938 Espasso Douglas Elliman Grown Quick Cryo Company Brite Buy LAFAYETTE STREET Tutto il Jack STREET CENTRE WEST STREET Valley Smith Distilled & Sewn Giorno Scott Aqua Wine & Spirits [email protected] Edon Manor & Mills Urban CITIGROUP Arcaeology FRANKLIN STREET Gurhan Yves Atelier NY Academy Playgarden Swell Drawing of Art Conclusions ANDREW STERN Hudson Market TH MOORE STREET SYNLawn OK Uniform Happy 212.351.9353 NOR Science COLLECT Kataoka 361 BROADWAY POND PARK [email protected] Locanda Verde Roethlisberger Shibui Spa Bari Studio Nova Shoji Tamarind Tribeca Grill Restaurant LEONARD STREET LEONARD STREET HOGAN PLACE Thierry Despont NY Law School Tetsu nyk!dsclub FRANKLINThalassa STREETGallery BMCC Benvenuto Café Tribeca Jungsik Gloria Jewel Tap House Tribeca Prime Essentials American Cut Beauty Pharmacy Il Mulino Spa Mon Cher Market Sound Dental Jenni Puffy's Kayne Tavern HUDSON STREET Ethan ST 521 FIFTH AVENUE Alton Lane Rose Zutto WORTH STREET WORTH STREET Biscuits FLOOR 7 HARRISON STREETAPLE STREETand Bath New York Law School GREENWICHDahlia's STREET NEW YORK, NY 10175 Seasonal Whispers Giorgia Arome Cafè 212.599.3700 VCafé [email protected] Alumnae Buckle My Shoe THOMAS The Nursery School RKF.COM Washington FEDERAL PAINE Market School PARK Torly Kid THOMAS STREET © 2019 ROBERT K. FUTTERMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC PLAZA T The Ludlow Shop The Odeon Gentlemen's Barber Spa All information is from sources believed reliable, not JAY STREET Damon Liss 2.9 MILLION SF E Joseph Design Klein Epstein & Parker Vietspot independently verified, and thus subject to errors, Le Bellezza E Carini Teresa omissions, and modifications such as price, listing, square Scalini Tribeca Wine Merchants THE STATE Broadway Spirits R Carpet Tarmey INSURANCE footage, rates and commissions. All information, estimates Fedeli T Atomic Wings T and projections subject to change, market assumptions, The Duane Sushi of Gari Tiny's Restaurat Alif Delis & Salad Bar FUND S Tribeca Learning Center P.S. 150 Hideaway Park E unknown facts and conditions, and future potentialities. Balloon Saloon E Patisserie Consort Tribeca’s Kitchen E RKF makes no express or implied representations or Max T R warranties, as facts and results may vary materially from DUANE STREET T T all information, estimates and projections. Y DUANE STREET E Stella Roberta The Razzle Dazzle Barbershop Delimarie S A Uno Duane A Laughing Roller Armoury T Downtown Shoes Y All renderings presented are conceptual. Nili Lotan Street Solitaire Fine E Boutique Man Coffee Rabbit Lance Lappin Salon Hotel E Burrito Mariachi Trinity Jewelry TED WEISS A COMING SOONwynd R & Tea E Boxing F Lovely Boomerang Toys Akimoto Sushi T Club FEDERAL A Bridal Williamson R Yoga and Graffiti Earth N My Little L Shop T Pilates BUILDING Salaam School Corte E Morgan's Nish S in Tribeca 1 MILLION SF Bombay Marc Café C Forgione Market Nush H BROADW ELK STREET READE STREET C READE STREET Exceed Physical Culture R Tre Sorelle Kings Sun in Bloom Pharmacy U WASHINGTON Sole di Capri Maxwells MARKET PARK The Frederick Hotel H Baba Ghanouge Koh Kids Tribeca Health C Nelly's WEST BROADWAY and Fitness Boutique Dirty Krav Maga B&H Bird Institue Jewelry CHAMBERS STREET CHAMBERS STREET The Palm Kitchenette Zucker's Little Park The Patriot Blue Spoon Bagels Mudville 9 Coffee Abey Philly Pretzel Just Baked Nail & Spa Factory Sole Di Capri Tribeca Dental Gee Whiz Kula Yoga Gran Fountain Pen Diner JR Sushi Project Morsi Hospital WARREN STREET WARREN STREET R W SOULCYCLE Mulberry Korin Rosie One Art Space & Vine Pope WEST STREET Poke Green Jupioca Affina Nail Kaffe 1668 & Spa Downtown Bliss Bowl Florist Dark NEW YORK Frankly Wines Takahachi Horse R Rosa CITY HALL Corner Gourmet II Mexicano Bakery Spot I V E MURRAY STREET MURRAY STREET R Manhattan T Proper E Amish Market R CITY LIttle R Church NORTH END AVENUE Street Italy A Boxing Pizza HALL C De Janeiro Gym E PARK PLACE PARK PLACE PARK FITERMAN HALL Barclay The Wooly Daily BARCLAY STREET 225 Bistro Olivia VESEY STREET coming soon ·Ã RKF 521 Fifth Avenue, Floor 7, New York, NY 10175 | T 212.599.3700 | F 212.599.3744 | [email protected] | www.rkf.com © 2014 Robert K. Futterman & Associates All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omissions, modifications, removal of the listing from sale or lease, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by Robert K. Futterman & Associates or principals, the terms of which are available to principals or duly licensed brokers. This information may include estimates and projections prepared by Robert K. Futterman & Associates with respect to future events, and these future events may or may not actually occur. Such estimates and projections reflect various assumptions concerning anticipated results. While Robert K. Futterman & Associates believes these assumptions are reasonable, there can be no assurance that any of these estimates and projections will prove to have been correct. Therefore, actual results may vary materially from these forward-thinking estimates and projections. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate. ·Ã.
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