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427 Fulton Downtown Brooklyn 427 FULTON DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN A FLAGSHIP REINVENTED Fla tbus h A Johnson Street / Tech Place ven u e Ext Columbus MetroTech M en on Park Center tag R.V. Ingersoll Houses ue S Polytechnic FDNY/EMS sion tr University eet (B NYS Supreme & Family Courts r ooklyn Brid MetroTech R.V. Ingersoll Houses Commons Empire Blue Cross BlueShield N New York Brooklyn R Supreme 427 FULTON STREET Myrtle Avenue Court g New York Marriott Second e Bouleva at the Brooklyn Bridge Heights District Rem sen 2 MetroTech Str eet Keyspan JP Morgan St. Francis Chase Gold 3 r A College d) Center Brooklyn Kingsview J S oralemon St Friends C Homes School JP Morgan t Borough . Civic Chase Hall F University Towers Center Verizon 2 3 Fort Packer 4 Fort Collegiate 5 N R Willoughby Street Institute Greene Greene Law Brid D Park u f field Willoughby r Brooklyn g ence Hu Municipal Brooklyn e Square Sidney Place Law School S Building dson S t NYC S Park Albee t BOE S Clinton Street t Albee Square Redevelopment tr ee S q t ua Long Island University Brooklyn Court Street F r ult e Brooklyn Center Hospital on M W Center all e s Cobble t t HOUSE Smith S OF 2 Hill HOOPS tin Pl New York City 3 Transit Authority alla ce G Fulton Street D B N Q R DeKalb Avenue Livings t Fla um Pla ton S tbus Mall MetroTech MetroTech tr oyt S Boer ee H Livingston t h A Plaza Residential Fult Verizon Subway Lines venu IRS SSA SchermerhornDevelopment S on M Annual Ridership all Brooklyn tech e high School R, 2, 3, 4, 5 Court St/Borough Hall: 10,998,473 Elm Pl B, Q, R Dekalb Aveune: 5,222,096 tree t t A, C, G Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets: 2,990,881 Board of Residential Residential 2, 3 Hoyt Street: 1,978,582 Education NYC Development A Development A, C, F, R Jay St-Metrotech: 11,492,780 Transit Bond S BAM Museum Boerum C Harvey ver Pl G Theater Bus Routes on Fulton Hano 2 B25, B26, B38, B52, B54 Hill t Residential 3 Development s S Bus Routes nearby Atlan evin B37, B41, B45, B51, B57, B61, B65, B67, B75, B103 tic A t Sta Con te S N venu eau Edison tree Brooklyn Bur 4 e t of Community Barclay’s oyt S Mack Morris H Service 5 Dance Center Center DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN Fla Brooklyn is the 4th largest city in the country, with Times Square and Grand Central Station combined: 100,000 office workers in over 17 million The BAM culturaltbus district nearby has the t h A 2.6 million residents. 13 subway lines, 15 bus lines, and the Long Island squar e feet of office space in downtown internationally famousvenu Brooklyn Academy of Brooklyn, including JP Morgan Chase, Music as well as Mark eMorris Danc e Studio. Rail Road. Bond S More than 30% of area households have median National Grid, Weil, Gotshal & Manges, Barclay’s Center opened in the f all of 20 12, incomes above $100,000, the third largest Open or under construction are more than 2,200 Goldman Sachs and Northr op Grumman. seating 18,000. concentration of affluent households in the City . hotel rooms, including Sheraton, Marriott, and Aloft, More subways serve the Fulton Street Mall than around the corner from 427 Fulton. THE MARKET A Train Restaurant C Train Retail F Train Bus Traffic Direction FRONTAGE RETAIL SQ FT Fulton Street 73.1 ft approx. Ground Floor 11,228 SQ FT 12’ F2F Ceiling Willoughby Street 75.5 ft approx. Lower Level 11,239 SQ FT 12’ F2F Ceiling Second Floor 10,923 SQ FT 12’ F2F Ceiling DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN 427 FULTON 36.5 Million Annual Shoppers 2,200 New Hotel Rooms 73 Foot Frontage On Fulton Street Mall 127,000 Residents Within A 1 Mile Radius 4,800 5,000 Faculty And 57,000 Students Pedestrians/Hour Between 11Am To 2Pm 100,000 Office Workers 432,000 Sf Of Office Space And 14 Subway Lines 1.5M Sf Of Retail Space Under Construction 15 Bus Lines 9,400 New Residential Units Long Island Rail Road Terminal Station GROUND FLOOR 11,228 SF 19'-6" 23'-2" 75'-5" 69'-9" 12'-9" 87'-6" 73'-1" 52'-2" Michael Friedman [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x1 David Alani [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x3 SECOND FLOOR 10,923 SF 6'-7" 75'-5" 57'-0" 62'-0" 22'-1" 73'-1" 80'-0" 52'-8" Michael Friedman [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x1 David Alani [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x3 LOWER LEVEL 11,239 SF 19'-6" 23'-2" 75'-5" 69'-9" 12'-9" 87'-6" 73'-1" 52'-2" Michael Friedman [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x1 David Alani [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x3 Michael Friedman [email protected] 35-11 36th Street, Suite 401 718.482.9800 .x1 Astoria, NY 11106 718.482.9800 David Alani www.inlinerealtyinc.com [email protected] 718.482.9800 .x3.
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