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The Rundown the History the Location the Building The biggest thing to happen to the Bronx since hip-hop. The Rundown • Bronx Terminal Market (BTM) sits on a 17-acre site with nearly 1 million square feet of retail space, just steps from Yankee Stadium • Purveyor space is now available adjacent to the new 65,000-square-foot Food Bazaar Supermarket, the borough’s largest supermarket the history Located across the street from Yankee Stadium, Bronx Terminal Market dates all the way back to 1935, when it was a bustling center for wholesale fruits and vegetables. The flagship building still sports the famous relief lettering and has been a Bronx 95 9 FORDHAM 9A Ave. HEIGHTS . landmark for generations. NJ e Tpke HUDSON Av University me HEIGHTS o WEST BRONX FORT LEE 9 Jer E 1 87 80th St E. Tremon 63 . 95 ve 95 t Ave. The Location A de WASHINGTON iver Dr River Rd. HEIGHTS lisa Ave. Pa . 9A HIGHBRIDGE ster HUDSON RIVER Harlem R • High-traffic location in the heart of the Bronx Web rn Blvd Ave. 5 CONCOURSE Southe • Located at Exterior Street off of Exit 4/5 of the Major Deegan evenson Blvd. Anderson YANKEE STADIUM St A. EDGEWATER Broadway Highway, south of Yankee Stadium UPPER Edward r Ave. JERSEY RK MANHATTAN Bronx Terminal Market YO Ave. NEW Westcheste River Rd. • Within walking distance of the 149th Street-Grand Concourse NEW ospect Pr W. station, the 161st Street-Yankee Stadium station, the Metro-North 135th St Tiffany St Ave. Ave. s Third Railroad station and multiple bus stops 9A HARLEM Ann’ MOTT HAVEN St. COLUMBIA • 25,000 people will visit Food Bazaar each week. UNIVERSITY X Blvd. 87 278 It’s a foodie destination Riverside Dr Malcolm PORT HARRIS • 2.6 million residents live within a 5-mile radius • 3rd most densely populated county in the U.S. • 97,000 cars pass Bronx Terminal Market daily on the Major Deegan Highway The Building • 1 million square feet, built on a 17-acre site • Existing tenants: • Marshalls • Target • Home Depot • Bed Bath & Beyond • Michaels • Best Buy • Burlington • Chuck E. Cheese’s • BJ’s • Food Bazaar • Parking for 2,600 cars plus on-site taxi service The Company Food Bazaar Supermarket is a well-known, highly respected family-owned and operated supermarket with 25 locations in New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut. Food Bazaar Supermarket is famous for large selections of international foods and a diverse selection of high-quality fresh meat, seafood and produce The Space • 80,000-square-foot outpost in Bronx Terminal Market • The borough’s LARGEST supermarket • Adjacent to Boogie Down Food Hall, with 15 to 17 food purveyors (e.g. Mediterranean, ramen, BBQ, Latin, Chinese and more) Additional Draws • Special events including carnivals, holiday celebrations and festivals • Located in the heart of the Bronx with a “vibrant mix of modern architecture, diverse shopping and colorful history” (http://bronxterminalmarket.com/about-us/) Marketing Support — Digital • bronxfoodhall.com website • Unique domain featuring your logo, info and images • Social media with numerous activation opportunities • Digital/mobile geotargeted marketing Marketing Support — Traditional • Food Bazaar’s weekly circular • Quarterly radio remotes • Print advertising during grand opening • On-site signage support announcing grand opening • Cinema advertising supporting the grand opening For more details, contact: Edward Suh, Executive Vice President Bogopa Service Corp. (646) 285-1365 [email protected] .
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