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Creative Office Space Available in Long Island City BUILT FOR BIG IDEAS CREATIVE OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE IN LONG ISLAND CITY • Up to 190,000 RSF of contiguous space • One block from the 7 train and MTA Q-39 bus with convenient available access to all subway lines, Grand Central, Penn Station, • Building brand signage opportunity Hudson Yards, and Brooklyn with naming rights • Access to I-495 Long Island Expressway/Midtown Tunnel • Ceiling heights up to 17’ and Queens Blvd. • Dramatic 5,000 square foot skylight • New lobby, windows and elevators Nick Berger Ryan Gessin Alyssa Zahler Managing Director Associate Director Associate Director 212.372.2411 646.441.3725 212.372.2341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 47-30 Thirty-fifth Street Long Island City www.hub-lic.com ENTRANCE LOBBY Nick Berger Ryan Gessin Alyssa Zahler Managing Director Associate Director Associate Director 212.372.2411 646.441.3725 212.372.2341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 47-30 Thirty-fifth Street Long Island City www.hub-lic.com PROPOSED ROOF DECK POTENTIAL RETAIL Nick Berger Ryan Gessin Alyssa Zahler Managing Director Associate Director Associate Director 212.372.2411 646.441.3725 212.372.2341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 47-30 Thirty-fifth Street Long Island City www.hub-lic.com Second Floor Single Tenant 111,738 RSF 35TH STREET 48TH AVENUE 34TH STREET General Information Work Space Total RSF 111,738 Private Office 18 Building Area Benching 443 Reception 2 TOTAL PERSONNEL 463 Support Boardroom 3 Phone Booth 13 The Park 1 Storage 9 Conference Room 7 Café 1 Game Room 1 Wellness Room 1 Training Room 1 Library 1 Office Services 4 Fitness Center & Showers 1 Huddle Room 20 Coffee Bar 1 IT 3 ADA Bathrooms 4 Nick Berger Ryan Gessin Alyssa Zahler Managing Director Associate Director Associate Director 212.372.2411 646.441.3725 212.372.2341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 47-30 Thirty-fifth Street Long Island City www.hub-lic.com Second Floor Multi-tenant 111,738 RSF TENANT A TENANT B 35TH STREET 48TH AVENUE 47TH AVENUE 34TH STREET TENANT A TENANT B General Information General Information Total RSF 40,498 Total RSF 65,284 Work Space Work Space Private Office 7 Private Office 11 Benching 186 Benching 279 Reception 2 Reception 2 TOTAL PERSONNEL 195 TOTAL PERSONNEL 292 Support Support Boardroom 1 Café 1 Boardroom 1 Game Room 1 Conference Room 4 Game Room 1 Conference Room 5 Office Services 2 Training Room 1 Office Services 2 Training Room 1 IT 2 Huddle Room 2 IT 1 Huddle Room 18 Storage 4 Phone Booth 3 Storage 4 Phone Booth 6 Wellness Room 1 Wellness Room 1 Café 1 ADA Bathrooms 2 Nick Berger Ryan Gessin Alyssa Zahler Managing Director Associate Director Associate Director 212.372.2411 646.441.3725 212.372.2341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 47-30 Thirty-fifth Street Long Island City www.hub-lic.com Amenities 75 82 Broadway Restaurants/Coffee 11th St 13th St 1 Casa Enrique 23 Dazies 2 LIC Market 24 I Love Paraguay 9th St 3 Toby’s Estate 25 M. Wells Dinette 22nd St 36th Ave 4 The Mill 26 Sweetleaf Cocktails 47th St 5 Sweetleaf 27 Cafe Henri 32 79 6 Hibino 28 Shi 75 82 90 7 Crescent Grill 29 Skinny’s Cantina 42nd St F 45th St 56 43rd St 8 Corner Bistro 30 Manducatis Rustica Roosevelt 40th Ave 24th St 31st St 9 Alobar 31 The Burger Garage 38th Ave 32nd St Island 39th Ave 10 John Brown 32 The Astor Room Smokehouse 37th Ave 33 Resobox Queensboro Bridge Northern Blvd 11 Papillon Bistro 34 Van Dam Diner 12 Two Boots Pizza 7 W 40 35 Bobby Spot Vernon Blvd 45 86 13 Juice Press Nuvo Cafe N 14 Doughnut Plant 36 Manducatis 81 R 15 L’Arte del Gelato 37 Il Falco 23rd St E 16 Stolle Bakery 38 Manetta's 17 Sans Bakery 39 Blend on the Water Crescent St 27th St 84 28th St 18 M. Wells Steakhouse 40 Astoria Seafood 29th St 19 Mu Ramen Honeywell St 41 Anable Basin Sailing 20 Sweet & Sara Bar & Grill Vernon Blvd 10th St 21 The Alcove 42 Slice 33 22 Caffe Bene 43 Maiella 61 13th St Queensboro Plaza St 43rd Queens Plaza 12th St Bars & Breweries 9th St Skillman Ave 44 The Beast Next Door 53 The Standing Room M 44 21 45 LIC Beer Project 54 Dominie’s Hoek 46 The Shannon Pot Roosevelt Island E 11th St 88 55 Greenpoint Lounge 63 18 47 Bar 43 Jackson Ave 46th St 56 Studio Square Tech Campus 44th Ave 44th St 41 10 64 50 43rd Ave 43rd Ave 48 Rockaway Brewing Co. Beer Garden 37 3 49 Transmitter Brewing 57 L.I.C. Bar 80 4 71 50 Dutch Kills 58 The Gutter 2 47 59 Alewife 39 45th Ave 46 94 77 51 The Creek and the 45th Rd 89 20 Cave 60 Domaine bar a vins 43 31 52 The Courtyard Ale 61 Big Alice Brewing 72 93 Thomson Ave 23 22 Queens Blvd House 74 26 58 69 48 57 91 67 33rd St 92 52 EAST RIVER 30 21st St 70 Rawson St. 66 9 68 30th St 87 11th St 25 34 49th St Culture/Health 36 35 47th Ave 8 76 & Wellness 65 15 16 62 5th St 55 62 Indoor Extreme 78 Queens Library at 78 Sports Paintball 28 29 53 19 41th St Sunnyside Library 42 14 17 11 39th Pl & Laser Tag Midtown7 Tunnel 24 79 Museum of the 54 5 51 48th Ave 85 63 The Secret Theatre Moving Image 27th st 13 83 1 12 64 The Cliffs at LIC 80 Dorsky Gallery 38 49th Ave 6 39th St 65 The Yoga Room 81 Fisher Landau 60 Center for Art Vernon Blvd 51st Ave 27 66 Gantry State 33th St 35th St 37th St Park Plaza 82 The Noguchi 48th St Jackson Ave 95 Hunters Point Greenpoint Ave 42nd St 44th St 46th St Museum 59 Avenue 51st Ave Hunters Point Ave 50th Ave 67 Bard Early Colleges 68 LaGuardia 83 The Chocolate Van Dam St Van Community College Factory Theater 73 31st St 31st Pl 69 Long Island City YMCA 84 Flux Factory Borden Ave 70 MoMA PS1 85 Thalia Spanish 54th Ave Theatre 71 Sculpture Center 49 86 Space Gallery 72 LIC Flea & Food Starr Ave 87 Laguardia Performing Review Ave 73 LIC Landing Arts Center 74 Pepsi-Cola Sign 88 Local Project 2nd St 35th St HUNTERS 75 Socrates Art Space POINT Sculpture Park 89 BrickHouse Ceramic Restaurants/Coffee Bars & Breweries 76 City Ice Pavilion Art Center 77 CityView 90 Queens Library at Long Island City Van Dam St Greenpoint Ave Racquet Club 1 Casa Enrique 23 Dazies 44 The Beast Next Door 53 The Standing Room 78 Queens Library at 2 LIC Market 24 I Love Paraguay 45 LIC Beer Project 54 Dominie’s Hoek Sunnyside Library G 3 Toby’s Estate 25 M. Wells Dinette 46 The Shannon Pot 55 Greenpoint Lounge 79 Museum of the Moving Image Banks 91 Bank of America 94 Citibank 4 The Mill 26 Sweetleaf Cocktails 47 Bar 43 56 Studio Square Beer Garden 80 Dorsky Gallery 92 Citibank 95 Chase Bank 5 Sweetleaf 27 Cafe Henri 48 Rockaway Brewing Co. 57 L.I.C. Bar 81 Fisher Landau Center for Art 93 Santander Bank 6 Hibino 28 Shi 49 Transmitter Brewing 58 The Gutter 82 The Noguchi Museum 7 Crescent Grill 29 Skinny’s Cantina 50 Dutch Kills 59 Alewife 83 The Chocolate Factory Theater 8 Corner Bistro 30 Manducatis Rustica 51 The Creek and the Cave 60 Domaine bar a vins 84 Flux Factory 9 Alobar 31 The Burger Garage 52 The Courtyard AleHouse 61 Big Alice Brewing 85 Thalia Spanish Theatre 10 John Brown Smokehouse 32 The Astor Room 86 Space Gallery 11 Papillon BistroAmenities33 Resobox 87 Laguardia Performing Arts Center 12 Two Boots Pizza 34 Van Dam Diner Culture/Health & Wellness 88 Local Project Art Space 13 Juice Press 35 Bobby Spot Nuvo Cafe 89 BrickHouse Ceramic Art Center 14 Doughnut Plant 36 Manducatis 62 Indoor Extreme Sports 69 Long Island City YMCA 90 Queens Library at Long Island City 15 L’Arte del Gelato 37 Il Falco Paintball & Laser Tag 70 MoMA PS1 16 Stolle Bakery 38 Manetta’s 63 The Secret Theatre 71 Sculpture Center 17 Sans Bakery 39 Blend on the Water 64 The Cliffs at LIC 72 LIC Flea & Food Banks 65 The Yoga Room 73 LIC Landing 18 M. Wells Steakhouse 40 Astoria Seafood 91 Bank of America 66 Gantry State Park Plaza 74 Pepsi-Cola Sign 19 Mu Ramen 41 Anable Basin Sailing 92 Citibank 67 Bard Early Colleges 75 Socrates Sculpture Park 20 Sweet & Sara Bar & Grill 93 Santander Bank 68 LaGuardia Community 76 City Ice Pavilion 21 The Alcove 42 Slice 94 Citibank 95 Chase Bank 22 Caffe Bene 43 Maiella College 77 CityView Racquet Club Nick Berger Ryan Gessin Alyssa Zahler Managing Director Associate Director Associate Director 212.372.2411 646.441.3725 212.372.2341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 47-30 Thirty-fifth Street Long Island City www.hub-lic.com Connected Corporate Neighbors 1 NYDesigns 20 WeWork 2 Nespresso 21 MTA 3 JetBlue 22 Wells Fargo 4 Silvercup Studios 23 Joffrey Dance Center 5 Silvercup Studios East 24 Amy’s Bread 6 Kaufman 25 Barneys 71 6 Astoria Studios 26 Steve Madden 7 Mayo Studios 27 Boyce Technologies, Roosevelt 8 Reis Studios Inc.
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