81 ESSEX STREET West Block Between Delancey and Broome Streets LOWER EAST SIDE NEW YORK | NY PHOTOS

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2,800 SF Retail Space For Lease RETAIL SPACE 81 ESSEX STREET West block between Delancey and Broome Streets LOWER EAST SIDE NEW YORK | NY PHOTOS 31 FT SPACE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR LOCATION NEIGHBORS West block between Delancey The Gutter, International Center of and Broome Streets Photography, Regal Cinemas, Irving Farm, Scotch & Soda, Veselka and SIZE Chase Bank Ground Floor 2,800 SF* COMMENTS *Divisible Directly across the street from FRONTAGE Essex Market and the Marketline Essex Street 31 FT Next to the subway entrance Potential for a storage mezzanine CEILING HEIGHTS Ground Floor 17 FT Space is divisible RENT Upon request 2,800 SF TRANSPORTATION 2019 Ridership Report Delancey Street Essex Street Bowery Annual 8,861,296 Annual 1,325,244 Weekday 26,685 Weekday 3,842 Weekend 38,135 Weekend 6,368 31 FT ESSEX STREET AREA RETAIL DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY STREET Tenement MOSCOT The DL HSBC Chase Museum Hotel Chantelle Bank Top Hops The Yard Beer Shop 242 BROOME ROBERT TISCH CENTER 55 CONDOS Chloe 81 55,000 SF THE ESSEX ONE ESSEX THE ARTISAN COMMUNITY CENTER 195 RENTALS NEW MIXED NEW MIXED 13,000 SF Broome USE BUILDING USE BUILDING Street farmhouse 175,000 SF OFFICE 175,000 SF OFFICE Bakery Devon 80 CONDOS 265 RENTALS Scotch baby cakes & Soda Eli’s Night Shift BROOME STREET BROOME STREET Dudley’s Irving Top THE ROLLINS Farm Zest Hat Urban Assembly 81 ESSEX barrio Sushi Academy of STREET 211 RENTALS chino The Ten Government and Law Bells High School for Dual Language & Asian Studies Sticky Rice The Cast Essex Street Academy SUFFOLK STREET SUFFOLK LUDLOW STREET LUDLOW CLINTON STREET CLINTON NORFOLK STREET NORFOLK ALLEN STREET ALLEN STREET New Design High School ORCHARD STREET ORCHARD Pilgrim STREET ESSEX New York Lower Manhattan Arts Academy GRAND STREET GRAND STREET Coming Soon CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS RICHARD SKULNIK LINDSAY ZEGANS [email protected] [email protected] 212.750.0756 646.827.9962 150 East 58th Street Please visit us at ripcony.com for more information 15th Floor This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable, but we make no representations New York, NY 10155 as to the accuracy of the information. References to square footage are approximate. Buyer must verify the 212.750.6565 information and bears all risk for any inaccuracies..

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