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540Fultonstreet-MP-CR-17 The Retail FLATBUSH AVENUE at The Paxton FULTON STREET FULTON STREET FLATBUSH AVENUE FLATBUSHAVENUE FLATBUSH AVENUE KINGS PLAZA TRIANGLE JUNCTION FLATBUSH AVENUE At the intersection of two of Brooklyn’s most renowned streets Downtown Brooklyn Market Area Surrounded by schools 60,000 College Students amongst eleven higher education institutions in Downtown Brooklyn Located in a business hub 74,000 Employees 3M SF of class-A office space in development $3.9B annual retail & dining sales 3rd largest central business district in NYC 5,600 Businesses 17M SF of existing commercial space 26% Job growth 2,500 Hotel rooms 14,000+ Apartments added since 2004 Avg resident age: 34.2 Bursting with arts & culture 15M+ visitors annually ARTIST’S RENDERING 140+ Events & festivals annually 17 Theaters 100+ Arts & cultural institutions Second Floor 11,536 SF Prime Fulton Street Divisible Retail Opportunity at The Paxton. Brooklyn’s newest residential and office building, consisting of up to 108,998 SF of office space and 327 residential units. • Up to 33,000 SF with 92 FT frontage • Selling lower level Ground Floor • Significant visibility with great • Interior escalator potential 10,794 SF branding potential • Delivery Q3 2021 Divisible Retail Availabilities Floor Square Feet Features Second Floor 11,536 SF 17 FT 6 IN ceilings, 110 FT of retail (Divisible) visibility on Fulton St, dry use only Ground Floor 10,794 SF 18 FT ceilings, 74 FT of retail Lower Level (Divisible) frontage on Fulton St, 10,289 SF signage + branding opportunity, restaurant use, possible venting available Lower Level 10,289 SF 16 FT ceilings, venting available Lower Level Floor Plan Space Details Feet 10,289 Square 16 FT Ceiling Heights LOW ER LE V E L 1 0 , 2 8 9 SF FULTON STREET FULTON GROUND FLOO R 1 0 , 794 SF FULTON STREET STREET FULTON 74 FT RETAIL FRONTAGE 74 FT RETAIL Space Details Feet 10,794 Square 18 FT Ceiling Heights Floor Plan Ground Level Second Level Floor Plan Space Details Feet 11,536 Square 17 FT 6 IN Ceiling Heights SEC OND FLO OR 11,5 36 SF FULTON STREET STREET FULTON 110 FT FRONTAGE Oblique Aerial Map ATLANTIC AVENUE 2 3 4 5 BARLCAYS CENTER N 300 ASHLAND FLATBUSH AVENUE FLATBUSH AVENUE ATLANTIC CENTER FULTON STREET NEVINS STREET 2 3 4 5 ATLANTIC TERMINAL FULTON STREET FLATBUSH AVENUE DEKALB AVENUE CITYPOINT FLATBUSH AVENUE RESIDENTIAL Casino City Polytechnic High School Mansion First Unitarian of Engineering, Congregational Architecture, and Technology Society GOLD STREET PRINCE STREET NAVY STREET NAVY BKLYN AIR² Community Roots MONTAGUE STREET RESIDENTIAL Jordan JOHNSON STREET Charter School Opticians MONTAGUE TERRACE Loft JOHNSON STREET Pollo JOHNSON STREET D’Oro REMSEN STREET Brooklyn Historical WEST PLAZA CADMAN TECH PLACE PIERREPONT STREET Kings County NYC HOUSING² Hancos Society JOHNSON STREET PS 46 Saketumi Family Court RESIDENTIAL Kiehls Cafe Buon Gusto MONUMENT WALK Fabio Scalia CLERMONT AVENUE Salon COLUMBUS St. Ann & the Holy ADAM STREET Pinto Trinity Church ADAM STREET FDNY Foundation PARK HeartShare Human FLATBUSH AVENUE Brooklyn Public Library - Services of New York Walt Whitman Branch Monty Kings County BUreau Of ADELPHI STREET REMSEN STREET Surrogate's Q’s Social Security Fire Prevention Our Lady of francesca’s Lichee Court Oice METROTECH WALK NAVY STREET Lebanon Maronite Nut Catholic Cathedral SUNY FLEET WALK ORACLE Nanatori Medical GOLD STREET Brooklyn PublicLibrary - Brooklyn Bar Municipal Credit Union ST. EDWARDS STREET PLAYGROUND Icon MONTAGUE STREET BRIDGE STREETBRIDGE STREET Luciano's Association PRINCE STREET Brooklyn Heights Branch METRO N PORTLAND AVENUE Kiddie Parking Brooklyn Heights Korner TECH GRACE COURT ALLEY Synagogue Kings County HICK STREET Flushing Franciscan Fresh Start Jury Services Bank COMMONS Cafe Brothers of Marketplace 2 3 O ice New York City 15 Metrotech Metro Brooklyn CLINTON STREET Employees' Center Allen School of MYRTLE AVENUE HENRY STREET Retirement System JORALEMON STREET Health Sciences MYRTLE AVENUE Korilla BBQ Clinton Street Xtend Barre Brooklyn Pro Health MakerBot Brooklyn District 4 Metrotech MYRTLE AVENUE Barber Shop Urgent Care Industries Blossom Poke Bowl Attorney's Oice US Internal Center NYC Fresh Remsen Graphics Revenue Service Market Gold Coast Bank THE MARGO² Crown Fried REMSEN STREET Bravo Supermarkets National Grid RESIDENTIAL MYRTLE AVENUE Chicken & Pizza Hardee Farmer in the Deli JORALEMON STREET Perelandra Natural One Way STREETJAY Food Center Deli Downtown THE GIOVANNI² Brooklyn Partnership RESIDENTIAL Chung Chun Gnarly Vines Brooklyn Brooklyn This Also Kitchen Gentleman Sweet Spot Reflexology Tandon - Farmer Brooklyn Board COLUMBIA PLACE Brooklyn W C Art & Drafting School of of Elections ASHLAND PLACE Thai Holic Catholic Charities Borough Hall ADAM STREET ADAM STREET Supply Co Engineering AMG School Of FDNY Engine 210 Brooklyn & Queens Antonio's Pizzeria WILLOW PLACE Dentistry at Licensed COURT STREET the Heights Columbia Care Practical Nursing JORALEMON STREET Brooklyn Friends Duield Children Center WASHINGTON PARK The Packer PEARL STREET - Upper School Collegiate Institute HICK STREET Nuchas Metro Star 2 3 4 5 Brooklyn MOORE JOSEPH Green Desk - St. Charles Everyday Borough Hall CHURCH Safe Horizon Housing Oice Space Greenpark Nursing Home Borromeo Church Athlete ASA College 365 BRIDGE ST² INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH Downtown Works GARDEN PLACE Natural Market RESIDENTIAL OF GOD IN CHRIST, INC. 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