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400 East Fordham Road Bronx, NY Fordham RETAIL Spaces Available from 400 East Fordham Road 5,066 SF (divisible) up Bronx, NY to 67,314 SF Fordham At the intersection of Fordham Road & Webster Ave Size Neighbors Comments Demographics 5,066 SF - divisible to TJMaxx, Party City, Famous Fordham Place is located at 2018 Estimates 2,303 SF & 2,763 SF Footwear, Starbucks, Chipotle, a major transportation hub 30,752 SF - second floor Applebee’s, Marshalls, Gap, immediately adjacent to the 1 Mile 2 Miles 3 Miles (currently Best Buy) Children’s Place, Verizon bus terminal and Metro North Population 226,725 705,452 1,291,750 31,220 SF - third floor Wireless, Capital One Bank, (formerly 24-Hr Fitness) Game Stop, PC Richard This 14-story retail and Households 73,929 247,253 455,644 commercial building site Co-Tenants is at the intersection of E Median $33,245 $39,139 $42,001 Walgreens, Macy’s Backstage Fordham Rd & Webster Ave, Household Income near Fordham University, is the Daytime 114,155 375,266 704,091 strongest retail corridor in the Population Bronx Contact our exclusive agents: Daniel Glazer Brian Schuster • 5,066 SF - grade (divisible to 2,303 SF & [email protected],763) [email protected] 516.933.8880 516.933.8880 Fordham Place MARKET AERIAL Fordham, BronxBronx, NY ConcourseGrand Plaza WEBSTER AVE BUS FactoryStore SUBWAY FORDHAM ROAD CEE & CEE DEPARTMENT STORE BURGERS FRIES COLAS SUBWAY GRAND CONCOURSE B D Fordham Rd - 3.89M riders annually FORDHAM UNIVERSITY 0062 BX-12 BX-41 BX-12-SBS FORDHAMFORDHAM PLACE PLACE BX-12 BX-12-SBS AVAILABLEAVAILABLE • 5,066 SF• 5,342 (divisible SF - gradeto 2,303 SF & 2,763) BX-12 • 30,752 SF• 30,752 - 2nd SFfloor - 2nd (Best floor Buy) (Best Buy) BX-9 BX-9 • 31,220 SF - 3rd floor (24 Hour Fitness) BX-22 • 31,220 SF - 3rd floor (24 Hour Fitness) BX-22 BX-15 BX-41 Fordham Plaza FORDHAM ROAD BX-17 WEBSTER AVE THIRD AVE BX-15 BRONX SCHOOL OF LAW N SITE PLANS Fordham Place Fordham Place SITE PLAN - EXISTING GROUND FLOOR SITE PLAN - EXISTING GROUND FLOOR Existing Ground Floor Bronx,Proposed NY Division Ground Floor Bronx, NY GROUND FLOOR 5,066 SF 1F: NEW TENANT SPACE #1 2,303 RSF 5,342 SF AVAILABLE Ground Floor - 5,342 sf 1F: NEW TENANT SPACE #2 AVAILABLE 2,763 RSF Elevator to2,303 SF 2,763Elevator SF to Concourse Level Second Level 33’-2” 20’-8” Fordham Place SITE PLAN - EXISTING SECOND FLOOR Road Fordham Bronx, NY Webster Avenue Webster Avenue N N FLOOR PLAN: GROUND FLOOR Existing Second Floor 201400920 | 20180213 | PAGE 2 AVAILABLE 30,752 SF Fordham Place SITE PLAN - EXISTING THIRD FLOOR Bronx, NY Existing Third Floor AVAILABLE 31,220 SF Manhattan Long Island Brooklyn New Jersey ripcony.com 150 East 58th Street 100 Jericho Quadrangle 32 Court Street 125 Chubb Avenue 15th Floor Suite 120 10th Floor Suite 150 S New York, NY 10155 Jericho, NY 11753 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 *All information is from sources deemed reliable and is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, terms, rental T. 212.750.6565 T. 516.933.8880 T. 718.233.6565 T. 201.777.2300 prior to sale and withdrawal notices..
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