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200 Liberty Street 225 Liberty Street 200 Vesey Street 250 Vesey Street 300 Vesey Street 200 Liberty Street 225 Liberty Street 200 Vesey Street 250 Vesey Street 300 Vesey Street We are pleased to offer availabilities of contiguous space as large as 130,000 square feet to partial floors as small as 7,000 rentable square feet. FEATURES • $250 million dollar renovation of retail and • Waterfront views and events programs public space recently completed provide an invigorating work environment • Seamless transit connection between • Adjacent to Tribeca destinations Brookfield Place, the PATH and 11 subway lines and dining • Stunning glass entry pavilion provides • Amenities include Equinox gym and pedestrian access at West Street and Bright Horizons child care center underground passageway to transit hubs • On-site parking garage and bicycle parking • New chef-driven, waterfront dining and luxury retail • 200 parking spaces and 3 electric car charging stations LEASING INFORMATION John Wheeler l 212.812.5906 l [email protected] Clayton Kline l 212.418.2629 l [email protected] Michael Berman l 212.418.2680 l [email protected] Paul Glickman l 212.418.2646 l [email protected] brookfieldplaceny.com Available Space 200 Liberty Street Fully Leased Liberty Street South End Avenue West Street Albany Street CIT Y HALL MURRAY STREET PARK PLACE PARK 200 Vesey Street SPRUCE STREET WASHINGTON STREET GREENWICH STREE PARK ROW 250 Vesey Street BARCLAY STREET NASSAU STREET BEEKMAN STREET 300 Vesey Street CHURCH STREET T VESEY STREET BUILDING FEATURES GOLD STREET ANN STREET JMZ PECK SLIP E INSURANCE A C FULTON STREET • Building Size: 1.7 Million SF • Adjacent to Commuter Access NORTH END AVENUE DISTRIC T 2 3 4 5 Hudson River WATER STREET BEEKMAN STREET FRONT STREET WEST STREET • Building Height: 40 Floors • LEED Gold Building DUTCH STREET RW CLIFF STREET JOHN STREET • Generator Capacity Available • Newly Opened 40,000 SF Equinox 225 Liberty Street FULTON STREET PEARL STREET MAIDEN LANE PLATT STREET • Featuring 180° Harbor Views • In Building Parking Available SOUTH END AVE BURLING SLIP GREENWICH STREET Z U C C O T T I PA R K LIBERTY STREET ECALP YTINIRT ECALP CEDAR STREET THAMES STREET CEDAR STREET MAIDEN LANE 200 Liberty Street PINE STREET ALBANY STREET BROADWAY 4 5 2 3 WALL STREET 1 RW WASHINGTON STREET HANOVER RECTOR PLACE BATTERY JMZ STREET EXCHANGE PLACE WILLIAM STREET PAR K CITY FINANCIAL WATER STREET GOUVERNEURFRONT STREET LANE WEST THAMES STREET DISTRIC T BROAD STREET SOUTH STREET NEW STREET HANOVER SQUARE ECALP YRETTAB ECALP MILL LANE THIRD STREET BEAVER STREET T OLD SLIP EE R T MORRIS STREET S M d IA L VIE T N A M n IL . u W VE TERANS R LITTLE WEST STREET H o T U S O SECOND PLACE S PLAZA n d o n s a 4 5 NEW JERSEY d sl u I BO WLING H g n GREEN o WEST WHITEHALL STREET L FIRST PLACE UNION PLAZA STONE STREET BRIDGE STREET BATTERY PLACE RW RO BER T F. WA GNER JR. PEARL ST PARK BAT TER Y PARK WATER ST STATE STREET NEW YORK One Water Street SOUTH STREET 1 ADMIRAL DEWEY PROMENADE New YorkRegion 478 Atlantic Ocean Available Space 225 Liberty Street Available 124,534 RSF Contiguous Block of 70,370 RSF Floor 44 30,040 RSF * Floor 43 40,330 RSF Entire Floor 23 54,164 RSF West Street * Private Terrace Potential, 16 foot slab-to-slab Wintergarden Plaza/North Cove Liberty Street CIT Y HALL MURRAY STREET PARK PLACE PARK 200 Vesey Street SPRUCE STREET WASHINGTON STREET GREENWICH STREE PARK ROW 250 Vesey Street BARCLAY STREET NASSAU STREET BUILDING FEATURES BEEKMAN STREET 300 Vesey Street CHURCH STREET T VESEY STREET • 70,000 RSF Penthouse • Brand new headquarters of GOLD STREET ANN STREET with Floor-to-Ceiling Glass, Time Inc, Hudson’s Bay Company JMZ PECK SLIP E INSURANCE A C FULTON STREET 16 Foot Slab-to-Slab and & Bank of New York NORTH END AVENUE DISTRIC T 2 3 4 5 Hudson River WATER STREET 4 Private Balcony’s BEEKMAN STREET • Located Within Brookfield Place, FRONT STREET WEST STREET DUTCH STREET RW • Private Rooftop Garden Space Downtown’s Fashion and CLIFF STREET JOHN STREET 225 Liberty Street FULTON STREET PEARL STREET Dining Destination MAIDEN LANE PLATT STREET • Newly Renovated Grand Lobby SOUTH END AVE BURLING SLIP • Newly Opened 40,000 SF Equinox GREENWICH STREET Z U C C O T T I PA R K LIBERTY STREET • Featuring 180° Harbor Views YTINIRT ECALP CEDAR STREET • In Building Parking Available THAMES STREET Within Complex CEDAR STREET MAIDEN LANE 200 Liberty Street PINE STREET ALBANY STREET BROADWAY 4 5 2 3 WALL STREET 1 RW WASHINGTON STREET HANOVER RECTOR PLACE BATTERY JMZ STREET EXCHANGE PLACE WILLIAM STREET PAR K CITY FINANCIAL WATER STREET GOUVERNEURFRONT STREET LANE WEST THAMES STREET DISTRIC T BROAD STREET SOUTH STREET NEW STREET HANOVER SQUARE ECALP YRETTAB ECALP MILL LANE THIRD STREET BEAVER STREET T OLD SLIP EE R T MORRIS STREET S M d IA L VIE T N A M n IL . u W VE TERANS R LITTLE WEST STREET H o T U S O SECOND PLACE S PLAZA n d o n s a 4 5 NEW JERSEY d sl u I BO WLING H g n GREEN o WEST WHITEHALL STREET L FIRST PLACE UNION PLAZA STONE STREET BRIDGE STREET BATTERY PLACE RW RO BER T F. WA GNER JR. PEARL ST PARK BAT TER Y PARK WATER ST STATE STREET NEW YORK One Water Street SOUTH STREET 1 ADMIRAL DEWEY PROMENADE New YorkRegion 478 Atlantic Ocean Available Space 200 Vesey Street Available 297,882 RSF Floor 28 40,891 RSF Partial Floor 25 16,588 RSF Floor 23 54,735 RSF Floor 19 56,184 RSF Contiguous Block of 129,424 RSF Floor 6 53,564 RSF Floor 5 75,860 RSF Vesey Street West Street CIT Y HALL MURRAY STREET PARK PLACE PARK 200 Vesey Street SPRUCE STREET WASHINGTON STREET GREENWICH STREE PARK ROW 250 Vesey Street BARCLAY STREET NASSAU STREET BEEKMAN STREET 300 Vesey Street CHURCH STREET T VESEY STREET BUILDING FEATURES GOLD STREET ANN STREET JMZ PECK SLIP • Efficient Large Floorplates • Complex amenities include indoor E INSURANCE A C FULTON STREET NORTH END AVENUE DISTRIC T 2 3 4 5 parking, Equinox Gym, bike storage/ Hudson River • Generator Capacity Available WATER STREET BEEKMAN STREET FRONT STREET WEST STREET showers, Hudson Eats & Le District DUTCH STREET RW • Featuring 180° Harbor Views CLIFF STREET JOHN STREET 225 Liberty Street FULTON STREET • Located on 5 acres of waterfront PEARL STREET MAIDEN LANE PLATT STREET setting with unobstructed SOUTH END AVE BURLING SLIP GREENWICH STREET Z U C C O T T I harbor views PA R K LIBERTY STREET ECALP YTINIRT ECALP CEDAR STREET THAMES STREET CEDAR STREET MAIDEN LANE 200 Liberty Street PINE STREET ALBANY STREET BROADWAY 4 5 2 3 WALL STREET 1 RW WASHINGTON STREET HANOVER RECTOR PLACE BATTERY JMZ STREET EXCHANGE PLACE WILLIAM STREET PAR K CITY FINANCIAL WATER STREET GOUVERNEURFRONT STREET LANE WEST THAMES STREET DISTRIC T BROAD STREET SOUTH STREET NEW STREET HANOVER SQUARE ECALP YRETTAB ECALP MILL LANE THIRD STREET BEAVER STREET T OLD SLIP EE R T MORRIS STREET S M d IA L VIE T N A M n IL . u W VE TERANS R LITTLE WEST STREET H o T U S O SECOND PLACE S PLAZA n d o n s a 4 5 NEW JERSEY d sl u I BO WLING H g n GREEN o WEST WHITEHALL STREET L FIRST PLACE UNION PLAZA STONE STREET BRIDGE STREET BATTERY PLACE RW RO BER T F. WA GNER JR. PEARL ST PARK BAT TER Y PARK WATER ST STATE STREET NEW YORK One Water Street SOUTH STREET 1 ADMIRAL DEWEY PROMENADE New YorkRegion 478 Atlantic Ocean Available Space 250 Vesey Street Available 11,107 RSF Partial Floor 4 11,107 RSF * * Private Terrace Opportunities Vesey Street North End Avenue CIT Y HALL MURRAY STREET PARK PLACE PARK 200 Vesey Street SPRUCE STREET WASHINGTON STREET GREENWICH STREE PARK ROW BUILDING FEATURES 250 Vesey Street BARCLAY STREET NASSAU STREET BEEKMAN STREET 300 Vesey Street • Pre-built units with Open Layouts • Located Within Brookfield Place, CHURCH STREET T VESEY STREET GOLD STREET Downtown’s Fashion and ANN STREET • Outstanding Waterviews JMZ PECK SLIP E INSURANCE Dining Destination A C FULTON STREET with Terraces NORTH END AVENUE DISTRIC T 2 3 4 5 Hudson River WATER STREET • BEEKMAN STREET Restaurants include PJ Clarkes, FRONT STREET WEST STREET • New Grand Building Lobby DUTCH STREET RW Parm, and Jose Garces’ Amada CLIFF STREET and Elevator JOHN STREET 225 Liberty Street FULTON STREET PEARL STREET • Future home of Del Frisco’s MAIDEN LANE PLATT STREET • In Building Parking Available SOUTH END AVE BURLING SLIP GREENWICH STREET Z U C C O T T I PA R K LIBERTY STREET • Shower Facility YTINIRT ECALP CEDAR STREET THAMES STREET CEDAR STREET MAIDEN LANE 200 Liberty Street PINE STREET ALBANY STREET BROADWAY 4 5 2 3 WALL STREET 1 RW WASHINGTON STREET HANOVER RECTOR PLACE BATTERY JMZ STREET EXCHANGE PLACE WILLIAM STREET PAR K CITY FINANCIAL WATER STREET GOUVERNEURFRONT STREET LANE WEST THAMES STREET DISTRIC T BROAD STREET SOUTH STREET NEW STREET HANOVER SQUARE ECALP YRETTAB ECALP MILL LANE THIRD STREET BEAVER STREET T OLD SLIP EE R T MORRIS STREET S M d IA L VIE T N A M n IL . u W VE TERANS R LITTLE WEST STREET H o T U S O SECOND PLACE S PLAZA n d o n s a 4 5 NEW JERSEY d sl u I BO WLING H g n GREEN o WEST WHITEHALL STREET L FIRST PLACE UNION PLAZA STONE STREET BRIDGE STREET BATTERY PLACE RW RO BER T F.
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