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9 East Ridgewood Avenue BERGEN RIDGEWOOD COUNTY NJ 9 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE CONCEPTUAL RENDERING SPACE DETAILS LOCATION TAX MAP Between Chestnut and North Broad Streets APPROXIMATE SIZE Ground Floor 8,000 SF SITE STATUS Formerly Capital One Bank TERM Negotiable NEIGHBORS Bareburger, It’s Greek To Me, bluemercury, Papayrus, Roots Steakhouse, PNC Bank, Leon Mexican Cuisine, Town & Country Apothecary, Lucky Brand Jeans, Gap, Starbucks, Park West Tavern,The Office Restaurant, Brasserie Mediterranian, Raymond’s, Alex and Ani, Whole Foods Market, Chico’s and Steel Wheel Tavern COMMENTS Prime retail space in prominent Downtown Ridgewood Strong surrounding retail and affluent demographics Around the corner from Ridgewood NJ Transit train station and from municipal parking Just one block from the site, there are two new luxury residential deveopments approved and planned for construction; 434-unit Chestnust Village and 66-unit Shoppes at Ridgewood Station which will include 8,000 SF of retail space Near Valley Hospital Ridgewood campus; the third busiest hospital in the state of NJ; employing over 4,800 people and serving more than 440,000 per year EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE RIDGEWOOD | NJ EAST RIDGEWOODEAST AVENUE RIDGEWOOD AVENUE STREET MAP RIDGEWOOD | NJ King’s Food Market Ridgewood Hot Bagels Tabboule Lisa Thomas Salon PLACE Maggie Moo’s La Bella Pizza H&R Block STREET NORTH MAP SHALL King’s Food Market Corde’s Cleaners MAR COTTAGE M&T Bank Ridgewood Hot Bagels Desired Nails Tabboule Lisa Thomas SalonStop & Shop Blue Water Spa LE PLACE Maggie Moo’s Backyard Living Inc. AVENUE La Bella Pizza NEW DEVELOPMENT Hemos Kumo East Coast CHESNUT VILLAGE Eyebrow Japanese H&R Block STREET 43 LUXURY RESIDENTIAL UNITS Threading Cuisine Burger NORTH MAP SHALL Sakura Bana Valley National MAR The Wash Tub Laundromat Bank Starbucks Drive Thru TD Bank Corde’s Cleaners Sushi Hiro’s Day Spa iTech Cellular Dim Sum Dynasty COTTAGE M&T Bank Christ Church FRANKLIN AVENUE GARBER SQUARE Desired Nails Ridgewood Ben & Jerry’s Town Garage Getty Gas Station Baumgart’s Cafe House of Daisy Franklin Nail Salon Namaste Organic Spa StopCaldwell & Shop Banker Fenney Funeral Home Mavis Discount Tire Deciccio Nail Salon Day Spa Brick Lane Blue Water Spa Curry House AR Workshop DIY LE Backyard Living Inc. AVENUE NEW DEVELOPMENT Hemos Kumo Boiling Springs FRANKLI Japanese East Coast Amano Neopalitin Trattoria N AVENUE CHESNUT VILLAGE Eyebrow TREET P 43 LUXURY RESIDENTIAL UNITS Threading Cuisine Burger P Sakura Bana Valley National The Wash Tub Laundromat Sotheby’s Sushi Hiro’s Day Spa iTech Cellular Dim Sum Dynasty Bank Starbucks Drive Thru TD Bank Christ Church Get in Shape for Women OAD S FRANKLIN AVENUE QUARE Steel Wheel Tavern Wa Lobster Pot S GARBER TREET Ben & Jerry’s Town Garage Getty Gas Station Baumgart’s Cafe House of Daisy Franklin Nail Salon Namaste Organic Spa Caldwell Banker Ridgewood David IU Nail Spa PNC Bank Fenney Funeral Home Mavis Discount Tire Deciccio Nail Salon Day Spa Old Post Office Shop Brick Lane Super Juice Nation Curry House AR Workshop DIY P Serendipity Labs Jmart Sushi TREET Beers Flower Shop NORTH BR Tori Ramen Chicken P ALNUT S Brasserie Mediterranean Park West Tavern Boiling Springs Mango Jam Restaurant FR TREET The Best of Everything ANKLI Amano Neopalitin Trattoria N AVENUE P TREET P Tae Kwon Do All In Lisa’s Mephisto Bank of America P Mediterranean Pinot’s Palette Sotheby’s Ridgewood Bike Cuisine The Office Restaurant Truly Sichuan S K A O SOUTH W CHESTNUT S Levato Eyewear Get in Shape for Women Green Fushion Just Our Shoes OAD S Steel Wheel Tavern Wa Lobster Pot La Pizza Bistro PLACE American Bulldog Coffee Roasters TREET Quality Salon Toujours PNC Bank Benjamin Moore David IU Nail Spa Old Post Office Shop Chestnut Deli & Catering Shoe Repair Super Juice Nation LashfulP Sushi x Omaha Steaks TREET Mekong Grill The Sensible Fork Serendipity Labs Jmart Sushi American Bulldog Coffee Roasters Brooklyn’s Pizzeria Beers Flower Shop Roots Steakhouse Daily Treat NORTH BR Mediterraneo ALNUT S Leonard Anthony Tori Ramen Chicken P Park West Tavern Cozy Nails Restaurant Brasserie Mediterranean Cleaners COTTAGE Mango Jam Restaurant Bagelicious TREET The Best of Everything Little Leon Mexican Cuisine Ridgewood Coin & Stamp Gallery Joe’s Barber Shop P Tae Kwon Do All In Lisa’s S. Egidio Mephisto Skye Bank of America Gilseman & Co Playa Bowls Mediterranean Pinot’s Palette Red P. Smith FemmeBot Real Estate Ridgewood Bike 9 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE Arthur Murray Orange Clothing Cuisine Bluemercury Velvet & Co Home Mattress Firm The Office Restaurant Truly Sichuan Dunkin’ Donuts Furnishings Hocus Pocus Kilwin’s Dance Studio Post Office Leaf Music & Arts Starbucks Hot Ice Cream by Mike S K A O SOUTH W Loft 41 Shoe Luxe CHESTNUT S Levato Eyewear Green Fushion TobaccoJust Shop Our Shoes The Samba Jewelry Inn Connect One Sherwin Jewelry Antoine’s La Pizza Bistro Treading Moxie Hillman’s Box Jersey Mike’s Subs Bowl Salon Lucky Paris Learning Glaze Bank Chico’s Double Take Williams Rite Aid Salon Bookends Gap Coco Curtain Studio PNC Bank It’s Greek PLACE RIDGEWOOD NJ TRANSIT TRAIN STATION Quality Lighting Co. American Bulldog Coffee Roasters Salon ToujoursRace Faster Station White Raymond’s Jewelry Express Donuts Benjamin Moore Chestnut Deli & Catering Shoe Repair to Me Pangea Victors Duxiana Brand Restaurant Exclusive Pardis Maple EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE Lashful Omaha Steaks Coins & Day Spa Sushi x Jekyl & Hyde Beauty Jewelry STA Bazaar Mekong Grill Leather G Siccardi Panica Little Tina’s Ridgewood Clearview Jack’s D’or Jewelry Yogybee Classic Sweet & Leaping Gattinolli Arthur The Sensible Fork Patchi Alotchi Plus Lobster Rolls Look Star Sassy Lizard Groom American Bulldog Coffee Roasters Brooklyn’s Pizzeria Salon Chase & Family Spa & Flower Nails Dry Cinemas Roots Steakhouse Barber Shop Bareburger Daily Treat Shelly Cleaners Beadery & Co. Mediterraneo Leonard Anthony Moxie Salon Shoppe Cupcakes Ridgewood Lacrosse Fox’s Wolfgang Creatively Cozy Nails Restaurant Glam Ridgewood EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE COTTAGE Cleaners Town & Salon Coffee Alex Country La Casita Tee Tree Tito’s Verizon by Carousel Bootery Unlimited Color Me Ladieswear Bakery and Yours Jackrabbit Bagelicious Cordially Country Little Oasis Company and Pancake Ladieswear Spa Burritos Corporate California Mine Grooming Leon Mexican Cuisine Ridgewood Coin & Stamp Gallery Joe’s Barber Shop Gigi’s Shumi Yours S. Egidio Italia Apothecary Skye Gilseman &Ani Co House Building Playa Bowls Closets Red P. Smith Boutique Gardiner FemmeBot Real Estate & Co Home AuthenticArthur DiMurray Gusto OrangeThe Papyrus Clothing Bluemercury Velvet American Mattress Firm Music & Arts & Co.Starbucks Ice Cream by Mike Dunkin’ Donuts Loft 41 Shoe Luxe Furnishings Hocus Pocus Verizon Kilwin’sFrenchDance Studio Post Office CoutureLeaf Hot Maple Barber Shop The Finca Bakery Aliana’s Express Jewelry Tobacco Shop Samba Jewelry Inn Moxie Wireless Connect OneBaby Sherwin Antoine’s Treading Learning Glaze BridalHillman’s Travel Rite Aid Box Salon Bookends Gap Coco Curtain Studio Jersey Mike’s Subs It’s Greek Bowl Salon Lucky Paris Bank Chico’s Double Take Williams MEMORIAL PNC Bank Station Haagen-Dazs Lighting Co.Services AVENUE Race Faster White Brand Raymond’s Jewelry ExpressBiltmoreDonutsEat Your Active to Me Pangea Victors Duxiana Spinach Village Tea Shop Exclusive Maple Tuxedos Footwear TREET EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE Restaurant Coins & Pardis Childrenswear Restaurant/Event Venue Jekyl & Hyde Day Spa Orthotics S Best Nails Beauty Tabla Indian Cuisine SOUTH B Jewelry Little Tina’s Ridgewood Clearview Jack’s D’or Jewelry Yogybee STA Classic Bazaar Sweet & Leaping Gattinolli Arthur G Siccardi APLE Leather Plus Citibank Glow Skin StudiosPanica Star Patchi Alotchi & Family Spa & Flower Nails Dry Cinemas Lobster Rolls Look Sassy Lizard Groom Barber Shop Salon Shelly Chase PARK Beadery & Co. Achieve Academy Bareburger Salon Shoppe Cleaners Cupcakes Ridgewood Lacrosse Fox’s Wolfgang Creatively Moxie Glam Ridgewood Ridgewood Laundry Service Tapestry Hairdressing Salon EAST RIDGEWOODTown & AVENUE Alex Country La Casita Tee Tree by Carousel Bootery Unlimited Color Me Ladieswear Bakery and Yours Salon Tito’s Verizon NESTE SQUARE AT Jackrabbit Coffee ALNUT Country Oasis Company Cordially and Pancake LadieswearPRO Spa Burritos Corporate Mine Grooming Yours Sam’s Barbershop California Gigi’s Apothecary Shumi ROA Ani House Building Italia Boutique VAN NESTE Closets SOUTH M Authentic Di Gusto Gardiner Asian Grill SP P VAN Renato’s Pizza The Papyrus & Co. Verizon French American Talbots Maple Barber Shop TREET Finca Couture D S ECT P Wireless Bakery Aliana’s Express Baby Opus One Art Gallery SQUARE Bridal Travel SOUTH W TREET MEMORIAL The Village Green S Haagen-Dazs Eat Your Services Bus Station AVENUE Biltmore Active TREET Village Tea Shop Spinach Smoked P Ridgewood Tuxedos Restaurant/Event Venue Footwear TREET Childrenswear Discount Vacuum HOPE S Orthotics S Alt + Co Best Nails SOUTH B Tabla Indian Cuisine Macmurphy’s Vintage 61 Citibank Glow Skin Studios APLE PARK Achieve Academy N STREET Ridgewood Laundry Service HUDSO Tapestry Hairdressing Salon NESTE SQUARE AT PRO ALNUT DAYTON STREET COMING SOON Sam’s Barbershop DAYTO ROA N S VAN NESTE UNION S TREET SOUTH M Asian Grill SP P VAN Renato’s Pizza RESTAURANTS Talbots TREET TREET D S ECT P Opus One Art Gallery S SQUARE RETAIL N SOUTH W TREET TREET The Village Green S Bus Station O TREET T Smoked P Ridgewood OTHER N L Discount Vacuum HOPE S Alt + Co A Macmurphy’s Vintage 61 W TREET HUDSON S DAYTON STREET COMING SOON DAYT UNION S ON STREET RESTAURANTS TREET S RETAIL 521 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10175TREET 212.599.3700 | [email protected] | RKF.COM N O T OTHER N © 2019 RKF All information is from sources believed reliable, not independently verified, and thus subject to errors, omissions, and L modifications such as price, listing, square footage, rates and commissions. 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