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Subway Commute Times from Kaufman Astoria Studios 12 Minutes to Laguardia & 25 Minutes to Jfk ONstageKaufman AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY AT THIS LEGENDARY STUDIO On Location ONStage MOVE YOUR OFFICE BEHIND THE GATES OF NEW YORK CITY’S LEGENDARY KAUFMAN ASTORIA STUDIOS, THE MOST HISTORIC FILM STUDIO IN NEW YORK STATE. WATCH THE VIDEO The Stage is Set THE TOP 2 FLOORS ABOVE THIS BRAND NEW STATE-OF-THE-ART SOUNDSTAGE FACILITY OFFERS BRAND NEW OFFICE SPACE FROM 14,662 – 50,000 RSF. WHETHER WORKING DIRECTLY IN FILM AND TV OR OPERATING A BUSINESS THAT COMPLEMENTS BOTH, THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE. Over 50,000 rsf of brand new office space on the lot Wraparound windows 13’6” high ceilings Six terraces 100+ underground parking spaces ARE YOU READY TO TAKE YOUR ACT ONstage? ARE YOU READY TO TAKE YOUR ACT ONstage? 6B 6A 36th Street (on the Lot) the (on Street 36th 34th Avenue Outdoor Terrace Outdoor Conference & Huddle Room Huddle & Conference Shown Workstations: 65 Workstations: Shown Shown Workstations: 145 Workstations: Shown Private Offices Private 103 Workstations: Maximum OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS 145 Workstations: Maximum PROJECT 254 380 RSF / 2 Terraces 2 / RSF Greg Smith Terraces 3 / RSF 212.445.1239 [email protected] 20,646 14,662 RSF / Office / RSF RSF / Office / RSF Ellen Israel SUITE 6A SUITE 6B SUITE 212.445.1218 [email protected] Lauren Calandriello OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS 212.445.1227 [email protected] FIT TEST PROJECT Greg Smith 34-11 36TH STREET 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 6 FLOOR 212.445.1239 [email protected] Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 37th Street 37th Ellen Israel 212.445.1218 [email protected] OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS PROJECT Greg Smith 212.445.1239 [email protected] Ellen Israel Lauren Calandriello 212.445.1218 [email protected] Lauren Calandriello 212.445.1227 [email protected] 212.445.1227 [email protected] 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 34-11 36TH STREET Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 34-11 36TH STREET Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 5A 36th Street (on the Lot) the (on Street 36th 34th Avenue not for lease for not space Studio Outdoor Terrace Outdoor Conference & Huddle Room Huddle & Conference OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS 106 Workstations: Shown PROJECT Maximum Workstations: 106 Workstations: Maximum Greg Smith Offices Private 440 440 212.445.1239 [email protected] Terrace / RSF 14,932 14,932 Ellen Israel Office / RSF 212.445.1218 [email protected] Lauren Calandriello 5A SUITE 212.445.1227 [email protected] 34-11 36TH STREET 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 FIT TEST Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 FLOOR 5 FLOOR 37th Street 37th OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS PROJECT Greg Smith 212.445.1239 [email protected] Ellen Israel 212.445.1218 [email protected] Lauren Calandriello 212.445.1227 [email protected] 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 34-11 36TH STREET Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 4A 36th Street (on the Lot) the (on Street 36th 34th Avenue LEASED not for lease for not space Studio OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS PROJECT Shown Workstations: 66 Workstations: Shown Greg Smith Room Huddle & Conference Maximum Workstations: 110 Workstations: Maximum 212.445.1239 [email protected] Offices Private 15,513 15,513 RSF / Office / RSF Ellen Israel 212.445.1218 [email protected] 4A SUITE Lauren Calandriello 212.445.1227 [email protected] TEST FIT TEST 34-11 36TH STREET 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 4 FLOOR Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 37th Street 37th OWNER ARCHITECT LEASING AGENT CONTACTS PROJECT Greg Smith 212.445.1239 [email protected] Ellen Israel 212.445.1218 [email protected] Lauren Calandriello 212.445.1227 [email protected] 34-12 36th Street, Queens NY 11106 423 West 127th Street, New York NY 10027 780 Third Avenue, New York NY 10017 34-11 36TH STREET Tel 718.392.5600 Tel 212.690.4950 [email protected] Tel 212.445.1200 ASTORIA, QUEENS 11106 Where Creativity Lives LOCATED AT 34-11 36TH STREET, BETWEEN 34TH & 35TH AVES, ONstage PUTS YOU AT THE CENTER OF THE ACTION. Connect to Everything WHERE SYNERGY WORKS FOR YOU. ATTRACTIONS/ARTS/CULTURE RESTAURANTS/CAFES BARS/LOUNGES/COMEDY CLUBS The Noguchi Museum Chocolate Factory Theater Butcher Bar The Mill The Local Astoria Performing Art Center The Arc Bareburger LIC Market RaR Bar Queens Council on the Arts The Easement Arts Space Brooklyn Bagel & Coffee Company Corner Bistro-LIC Alewife AlterWork Studios UA 14 at Kaufman Astoria Studios Multiplex Panera Bread Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters LIC Bar Museum of the Moving Image George’s at Kaufman Astoria Studios Manducatis Rustica The Gutter Bar LIC Energea Music Production School HOTELS Tacuba Karaoke Shout The Creek & The Cave WeWork Pig Beach Dunkin Donuts Subswick 35/35 Flux Factory Quality Inn Cafe Ole Casa Enrique Dutch Kills Bar Brickhouse Ceramic Arts Center Days Inn by Wyndham L.I.C. Gastroteca M. Wells Dinette Sweetleaf Bar Dorsky Gallery Four Points by Sheraton L.I.C. Coffeed Queens Comfort Dominie’s Hoek The Cliffs at LIC Wyndam Garden L.I.C. Dazies Artisan Food Hall LIC Flea & Food Hyatt L.I.C. Vandam Diner Astoria Seafood COMMISSARIES Pepsi Cola Sign Aloft L.I.C. Juice Press The Burger Garage Lady M Confections Gantry Plaza State Park La Quinta Inn Queens Chipotle The New Thompson Diner Amy’s Bread LIC Landing Court Yard Marriott L.I.C. Partners Coffee Twist and Smash’d Sports Holiday Inn L.I.C. Tom Cat MOMA PS1 Pantry Market Eatery Napoli Pizza & Pasta Z NYC Hotel 5Pointz Tribute Wall BIA Applebee’s Grill + Bar RETAILS Queens Library at Court Square Ravel Hotel Gaw Gai M. Wells Steakhouse The Local NY Sculpture Center Court Square Diner Brooks 1980 CVS Fairfield Inn & Suites Cityview Racquet Club Massa’s The Inkan Marshalls Ramada L.I.C. YMCA L.I.C SHI Starbucks InstaVet The Paper Factory Hotel MoMA Queens Skinny’s Cantina John Brown Smokehouse Barre3 L.I.C. Country Inn & Suites by Carlson LGA Performing Arts Center Doughnut Plant Sac’s Place Chase Bank Indoor Extreme Sports Tuk Tuk Duane Reade City Ice Pavilion Café Henri Stop & Shop American Folk Art Museum Arepas Café Rite Aid Pharmacy Thalia Spanish Theater Il Faco The Astoria Bookshop SUBWAY COMMUTE TIMES FROM KAUFMAN ASTORIA STUDIOS 12 MINUTES TO LAGUARDIA & 25 MINUTES TO JFK Grand Central 23 min Penn Station 27 min Fulton Street 37 min Times Square 24 min Union Square 32 min Broadway 30th Ave 33rd Ave MANHATTAN 31st Ave 33rd Rd FDR DRIVE 34th Ave 36th Avenue N W Broadway 35th Ave Newtown Road Vernon Blvd 9th St 36th Ave 34th Ave ROOSEVELT ISLAND 0th St 1 1th St 1 2th St 1 3th St 4th St 37th Ave 1 1 EAST RIVER 21st St 35th Ave 46th Street Station 22nd St 36th Avenue 41st St 38th Ave23rd St M R N W M R 42nd St 24th St 36th Ave 43rd St QUEENSBORO BRIDGE Steinway Street Crescent St 44th St 39th Ave 27th St Station 45th St 28th St 21st St 46th St 29th St 47th St 21st Street Old Ridge Rd 40th Ave 48th St Queensbridge 30th St 41st Rd F 31st St 36th St 32nd St Northern Blvd 37th St 41st Ave 39th Avenue 33rd St 9th St 38th St N W 34th St 10th St Steinway St 35th St 11th St Queens Plaza 12th St M R 43rd Rd Northern Blvd 13th St 36th Street Vernon Blvd 7 N Queensboro Plaza W 44th Ave Queens Blvd 43rd Ave Honeywell St Queens Plaza 44th Rd 21st St 42nd Rd E M R 44th Dr Courts Square 23rd Street West St 45th Ave Orchard St Queens St E M Queens Blvd Hunter Ave 45th Rd Dutch Kills St Skillman Ave Courts Square Purves St 46th Ave G Skillman Ave Court Sq Gantry PlazaState Park 46th Rd Pearson St 11th St Thomson Ave 43rd Ave 47th Ave 33rd Street Crane St Davis St Rawson St 47th Rd 40th Street 5th St Jackson Ave 7 Lowery St Center Blvd 48th Ave 7 Queens Blvd 30th St MIDTOWN TUNNEL 50th Ave 30th Pl 49th Ave Hunters Point 31st St Vernon Blvd Hunterspoint Avenue 33rd St 34th St 51st Ave 35th St 7 36th St Jackson Avenue MTA Trains 37th St 38th St 39th St 39th Pl 29th St 40th St 7 41st St 49th Ave 42nd St 47th Ave 43rd St 44th St LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY 45th St 46th St Borden Ave 47th St 48th St 49th St 50th St 51st St 54th Ave 31st Pl 53rd Ave Cemetary New Calvary Van Dam St Hunters Point Ave 48th Ave 2nd St Hunters Point Newtown Creek PULASKI BRIDGE Greenpoint Ave Ash St Paidge Ave N Box St Clay St ONstageKaufman Exclusive Leasing Agent [ 34-11 36th Street, Astoria, NY ] THE FUTURE IS BUILT ON THE PAST Greg Smith 212.445.1239 [email protected] Ellen Israel 212.445.1218 [email protected] onstagekas.com Lauren Calandriello 212.445.1227 [email protected].
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