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Kings Highway Plaza Anchored by Brooklyn, Nyc 2 Introducing Kings Highway Plaza with 80,000 Sf of New Construction Positioned at a Traffic KINGS HIGHWAY PLAZA ANCHORED BY BROOKLYN, NYC 2 INTRODUCING KINGS HIGHWAY PLAZA WITH 80,000 SF OF NEW CONSTRUCTION POSITIONED AT A TRAFFIC LIGHT, EQUIPPED WITH ROOFTOP PARKING FOR 200+ CARS... IT’S CALLED KINGS FOR A REASON. READY FOR OCCUPANCY Q4 2019 SITE INFO 5200 KINGS HIGHWAY EAST FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN Size Demographics Retail 1 49,323 SF - Lower Level (Target) 5 Min 10 Min 15 Min Drivetime Drivetime Drivetime Retail 2 23,000 SF - Lower Level (Divisible) Retail 4 3,898 SF - Ground Floor Population 45,773 167,767 989,208 Retail 5 2,194 SF - Ground Floor Households 38,813 193,265 401,210 Average $91,112 $81,567 $77,331 Asking Rent Household Income Upon Request Total 2,586 14,222 30,283 Businesses Possession Q4/2019 Comments Currently Over 30,000 SF adjacent to new Target New Construction 200+ parking spaces at a traffic light intersection Frontage Located at the convergence of Kings Highway, Foster Ave, Utica Ave, and Glenwood Rd 270’ on Kings Highway Neighbors Over 128,000 total VPD on nearby major roads Kings Plaza Mall, BJ’s, Canarsie Plaza, CVS, Dollar Excellent visibility from all directions Tree Parking Free rooftop parking – 275 cars 4 TIMELINE TARGET SITE FOUNDATION UNDER RETAIL GRAND SIGNED BUILDING ANCHOR EXCAVATION COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION TOPPED OUT DELIVERY OPENING EXECUTED Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 2018 2018 2018 2019 2019 2019 2019 2020 2020 FLOOR PLANS MULTIPLE LEVELS OF DIVISIBLE RETAIL SPACES... ANCHORED BY TARGET. FLOOR PLANS PLAN A – LOWER LEVEL PLAN UTICA AVE. 16104NYKH No copies, transmissions, reproductions, or electro part be made without the express written permission drawings are property of Zyscovich Architects. All 5200 Kings Highway nic revisions of any portions of these drawings in copyrights of Zyscovichreserved © Architects. 2018. All designs indicated in 49,323Retail SF 1 Retail 1 49,323 SF whole or in these ± 151'-11 5/8" 23,000Retail SF 2 ± 147'-5" Retail 2 22,217 SF ± 50'-11 3/8" FRONTAGE UP DN (ESCALATOR PITS) LOW HEAD HT. CELLAR PLAN Mech. Plaza Mech. KINGS HIGHWAY 270 Lafayette St . Suite 700 New York . NY 10012 t 212.343.0044 f 212.343.0046 1" = 40'-0" e [email protected] w www.zyscovich.com 5/15/2018 S01_01 FLOOR PLANS PLAN B – LOWER LEVEL PLAN ± 80'-8 1/8" ± 66'-8 7/8" Retail 2 Retail 2 RetailRetail 3 3 8,174 SF 8,174 SF 11,83111,831 SF SF Y A W H ± 118'-5 1/8" G ± 50'-4 3/4" I H S G IN ± 27'-3 7/8" ± 24'-4" K RetailRetail 1 1 FRONTAGE FRONTAGE 49,323 SF UTICAUTICA AVE. AVE. UTICAUTICA AVE. AVE. 49,323 SF Mech. DN LOW HEAD HT. UP (ESCALATOR PITS) Plaza Mech. 16104NYKH 5200 Kings Highway CELLAR PLAN 1" = 40'-0" 5/15/2018 No copies, transmissions, reproductions, or electronic revisions of any portions of these drawings in whole or in 270 Lafayette St . Suite 700 part be made without the express written permission of Zyscovich Architects. All designs indicated in these New York . NY 10012 e [email protected] drawings are property of Zyscovich Architects. All copyrights reserved © 2018. t 212.343.0044 f 212.343.0046 w www.zyscovich.com S03_01 8 FLOOR PLANS GROUND FLOOR PLAN Loading Dock UTICA AVE. 16104NYKH No copies, transmissions, reproductions, or electro part be made without the express written permission drawings are property of Zyscovich Architects. All 5200 Kings Highway nic revisions of any portions of these drawings in TARGET copyrights of Zyscovich reserved © Architects. 2018. All designs indicated in BELOW whole or in these Retail Below ± 72'-9" ± 31'-3 5/8" ± 71'-0 1/2" Retail 4 3,898 SF 49' - 6 7/16" ± 9Retail1'-7" 5 Retail 4 ± 6' - 8" UP DN 2,194 SF DN 3,898 SF Retail 5 ± UP 2 2,194 SF 6 ' - 0 3 / 8 " GRADE LEVEL 54'-9 7/8" ± 74'-9" FRONTAGE ± 94'-0 3/4" FRONTAGE Plaza Plaza 500 SF KINGS HIGHWAY 270 Lafayette St . Suite 700 New York . NY 10012 t 212.343.0044 f 212.343.0046 1" = 40'-0" e [email protected] w www.zyscovich.com 5/15/2018 9 S01_02 FLOOR PLANS PARKING LOT Loading Dock UTICA AVE. 16104NYKH No copies, transmissions, reproductions, or electro part be made without the express written permission drawings are property of Zyscovich Architects. All 5200 Kings Highway 10 Entry/Exit Ramp #2 (STRIPING PLAN SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY) 200 MIN. PARKING SPACES nic revisions of any portions of these drawings in copyrights of Zyscovichreserved © Architects. 2018. All designs indicated in whole or in these Entry/Exit Ramp #1 DN UP Retail Below OPEN OPENOPENOPEN BELOWBELOWBELOWTOTOTO Retail Below UP DECK PLAN Plaza KINGS HIGHWAY 270 Lafayette St . Suite 700 New York . NY 10012 t 212.343.0044 f 212.343.0046 1" = 40'-0" e [email protected] 05/11/2018 w www.zyscovich.com S02_03 UTICA AVE KINGS HWY DEMOGRAPHICS + MAPSFOSTER AVE 64,736 CARS CIRCLING THE SITE GLENWOOD RD GLENWOOD RD KINGS HWY UTICA AVE DEMOGRAPHICS THE NEIGHBORHOODS SURROUNDING KINGS HIGHWAY BROOKLYN DEMOGRAPHICS PLAZA HAVE THE HIGHEST POPULATION AND THE HIGHEST INCOMES IN BROOKLYN! BROOKLYN NEIGHBORHOOD DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN (2016) NEIGHBORHOOD POPULATION MED. HH. INC. GREENPOINT FLATLANDS/CANARSIE 208,091 $76,870 WILLIAMSBURG BENSONHURST 189,426 $52,080 FLATBUSH AVENUE GREENPOINT/WILLIAMSBURG DUMBO 166,361 $71,050 NAVY YARD BUSHWICK DOWNTOWN BROOKLYNHEIGHTS BROOKLYN CLINTON FLATBUSH/MIDWOOD 163,620 $51,640 HILL COBBLE FORT BEDFORD- HILL BOERUM GREENE STUYVESANT HILL ATLANTIC AVENUE EAST NEW YORK/STARRETT CITY 160,769 $38,620 CYPRESS HILLS CARROLL GARDENS PROSPECT ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC AVENUE RED FLATBUSH AVENUE SHEEPSHEAD BAY 159,017 $61,330 HOOK HEIGHTS PARK GOWANUS SLOPE CROWN BOROUGH PARK 151,250 $46,690 HEIGHTS BROWNSVILLE EAST NEW YORK Prospect Park LEFFERTS SUNSET PARK 149,399 $53,310 GARDENS FLATB USHAVENUE Green-Wood WINDSOR BEDFORD STUYVESANT 148,237 $52,440 Cemetary TERRACE SUNSET PARK PROSPECT PARK EAST SOUTH FLATBUSH EAST FLATBUSH KENSINGTON 145,860 $52,260 EAST FLATBUSH CANARSIE FLATBUSH FLATBUSH AVENUE SITE FORT GREENE/BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 143,328 $88,690 PARKVILLE CANARSIE BOROUGH PARK BAY RIDGE BUSHWICK 139,306 $49,380 FLATLANDS FLATLANDS MIDWOOD BERGEN DYKER HEIGHTS BEACH CROWN HEIGHTS/PROSPECT HEIGHTS 134,788 $52,900 FLATBUSH AVENUE FORT HAMILTON BENSONHURST CONEY ISLAND 116,847 $39,980 MARINE PARK MILL BASIN Brooklyn PARK SLOPE/CARROLL GARDENS 114,007 $105,910 BATH BEACH Marine Park GRAVESEND SHEEPSHEAD S. CROWN HEIGHTS/LEFFERTS GARDENS 110,382 $51,790 BAY Gerritsen Barren Island Beach BROWNSVILLE 109,658 $30,800 BRIGHTON BEACH MANHATTAN 12 SEA BEACH GATE CONEY ISLAND REGIONAL MAPS DRIVETIME MAP 15 min drivetime 10 min drivetime 5 min drivetime Demographics 5 Min 10 Min 15 Min Drivetime Drivetime Drivetime Population 45,773 167,767 989,208 Households 38,813 193,265 401,210 Average $91,112 $81,567 $77,331 Household Income Total 2,586 14,222 30,283 Businesses 13 REGIONAL MAPS RETAIL AND TRAFFIC MAP CANARSIE PLAZA MALL TRIANGLE JUNCTION GLENWOOD RD – 10,463 VPD FOSTER AVE – 20,256 VPD KINGS HIGHWAY – 25,385 VPD FOSTER AVE – 20,256 VPD KINGS HIGHWAY – 25,385 VPD RALPH AVENUE FLATBUSH AVE FLATBUSH FLATLANDS AVE UTICA AVE – 19,484 VPD FLATLANDS AVE KINGS HIGHWAY – 25,385 VPD GEORGETOWN SHOPPING CENTER FLATLANDS AVE KINGS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER RALPH AVENUE PLAZA UTICA AVE – 19,484 VPD RALPH AVENUE FLATBUSH AVE FLATBUSH N 14 REGIONAL MAPS RETAIL MAP SITE CITY POINT CANARSIE PLAZA ATLANTIC TERMINAL/ BARCLAYS CENTER GATEWAY I + II GEORGETOWN SHOPPING CENTER CAESARS BAY KINGS PLAZA 15 RENDERINGS INTERIORS, FRONTAGE, PARKING, AND ENTRANCES RENDERINGS KINGS HIGHWAY FRONTAGE 17 RENDERINGS INTERSECTION OF 52ND ST AND KINGS HIGHWAY 18 RENDERINGS KINGS HIGHWAY – CORNER AERIAL 19 RENDERINGS KINGS HIGHWAY – FRONTAGE AERIAL 20 RENDERINGS ROOFTOP PARKING 21 RENDERINGS INTERIOR LOWER LOBBY 22 RENDERINGS INTERIOR – KINGS HIGHWAY ENTRANCE 23 RENDERINGS INTERIOR 24 LEASING TEAM PETER RIPKA GEOFF BAILEY Co-Founder Managing Director Peter Ripka co-founded Ripco Real Estate Corp Geoff Baily is a seasoned real estate professional in 1991 with his close friend and current partner, with over 12 years of experience in the outer Todd Cooper. Since that time, Ripco has grown boroughs and Manhattan. He began his career to have four offices in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Long in Southeast Brooklyn covering investment sales Island, and New Jersey and there now over 70 for Massey Knakal. He then founded the retail associates. practice at boutique Brooklyn Firm TerraCRG. Peter has been instrumental in leasing over Geoff came to RIPCO from SCG Retail in 2018. 3 million SF of retail space throughout New His experience covers storefront leasing, York City for a number of developers including investment sales, and large retail project Forest City Ratner, Related Cos., Vornado, and consulting and leasing. His client list includes Equity One. He has also leased retail properties tenants such as Lady M Cakes, Starbucks, throughout metro NY including Westchester, the Joel Robuchon, Brooklyn Flea, Soul Cycle, and Hamptons, and New Jersey. He completed deals landlords including Extell, Hudson Companies, in these buildings and projects with such diverse RXR, Sterling Project Development, Jamestown, retailers as: Apple, Barneys, Sephora, H&M, F&T Group, Shanghai Construction Group, Williams Sonoma, and Legoland Discovery Center. Allyear Management, and Sydell Group. Peter has been a multiple winner of the Retail Deal of the Year award from the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), and the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). He holds a B.A. from Northwestern University and J.D. from Hofstra Law School.
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