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317 Grand Street, New York, NY LOWER NEW YORK EAST SIDE NY 317 GRAND STREET SPACE DETAILS LOCATION GROUND FLOOR South block between Allen and Orchard Streets GRAND STREET APPROXIMATE SIZE 10 FT 450 SF Ground Floor 450 SF Basement 330 SF Total 780 SF CEILING HEIGHT Ground Floor 11 FT 9 IN Basement 9 FT 4 IN FRONTAGE 10 FT on Grand Street TERM Long term POSSESSION September 1, 2018 NEIGHBORS BASEMENT Irving Farm Coffee Roasters, Option A, Chop Suey Club, Title of Work, McKenzie Fine Art, Pablo’s Birthday Gallery, Dirt Candy, Casa Mezcal and Splitsville Luxury Lanes (coming soon) 330 SF COMMENTS Located at the base of a newly developed luxury condo building Orchard Street has recently transitioned into a hub for home products, fine art galleries and trendy restaurants Located nearby the Essex Crossing development with retailers such as Target, Trader Joe’s, Regal Cinemas and The Market Line coming soon Located within close proximity to the Grand Street stop servicing 7.65M annual riders SARA D ROOSEVELT Mass Market Republic Capital Krause Gallery Invisible NYC Mikey’s Burger Wood Shoppe Libation Iggy’s Celtic Lounge Sons of Essex Katra Killion Epaulet Creperie Taqueria Diana FORSYTH STREET FORSYTH Da Rucci Gallery 128 CHRYSTIE STREET CHRYSTIE Park Broadway EZ Mini Charrua Iconic Micko Exterminating A.N. 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