Grand Central Terminal Millions of shoppers under one roof Grand Central Terminal At a glance • 35 Restaurants, 68 Shops • Vanderbilt Hall & The Northeast Balcony event spaces • Powerful neighboring businesses and attractions, including: The Media Giants of Times Square The Fashion Houses around Bryant Park The Real Estate Moguls of Rockefeller Center The Financial Leaders of Park Avenue • Manhattan’s most affluent transportation hub • Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1976

Grand Central Terminal By The Numbers Each Hour... • An average of 7,500 people pass the corner of 42nd St. and Vanderbilt Ave. — one of NYC’s busiest intersections Each Day... • 700,000 people earning over $67 billion a year use Grand Central (1 million people per day during the holiday season) • 250,000 visitors pass through Vanderbilt Hall Each Year... • 21.6 million tourists visit Grand Central • 326,000 neighborhood office workers earn a combined $11.3 billion • The Grand Central subway stop is the busiest in New York City • Approximately 60 million people experience the events in Grand Central’s Vanderbilt Hall Visitors... • Have a mean HHI of $95,800 • Have a median age of 41 and are 55% male and 45% female and 93% are college graduates Become a Part of Historic Grand Central Owners: Metropolitan Transportation Authority and its Subsidiary Agency, Metro-North Commuter Railroad Annual Sales: $160 million in 2006 Square Footage: 134,000

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— Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Tenant List