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393 SECOND AVENUE Between East 22Nd and 23Rd Streets GRAMERCY MANHATTAN | NY SPACE DETAILS Approx. 1,950 SF Space For Lease RETAIL/RESTAURANT SPACE 393 SECOND AVENUE Between East 22nd and 23rd Streets GRAMERCY MANHATTAN | NY SPACE DETAILS LOCATION TRANSPORTATION Between East 22nd and 23rd Streets 2019 Ridership Report SIZE 23 Street Station SIM3 Ground Floor Approx. Annual 8,659,806 Annual 566,133 1,300 SF Weekday 30,031 Weekday 1,887 Weekend 18,893 Weekend 1,596 Basement Approx. 650 SF BM1 1 SIM6 Annual 260,983 Annual 468,930 FRONTAGE Weekday 997 Weekday 1,846 Weekend 146 Weekend 0 Second Avenue Approx. 15 FT BM2 2 SIM10 RENT Annual 193,147 Annual 512,048 Upon request Weekday 722 Weekday 2,016 Weekend 184 Weekend 1 TERM BM3 3 SIM11 New direct long term lease Annual 177,346 Annual 249,370 Weekday 667 Weekday 982 FORMERLY Weekend 152 Weekend 0 McSwiggin’s Bar BM4 4 SIM31 Annual 132,825 Annual 215,174 POSSESSION Weekday 509 Weekday 847 Immediate Weekend 65 Weekend 0 M M NEIGHBORS M9 9 M101 101 Annual 1,564,904 Annual 7,085,374 Bellevue Hospital, Weekday 5,057 Weekday 22,398 Morton Williams, Taco Bell, UPS, Weekend 5,100 Weekend 25,508 Orion Diner & Grill (coming soon) M M M15 15 M102 102 COMMENTS Annual 14,513,168 Annual 3,887,350 Weekday 46,087 Weekday 12,131 Great neighborhood retail/bar/restaurant Weekend 51,362 Weekend 14,762 location M M M23-SBS M103 103 Steps from the active corner of 23rd Street 23 Annual 4,344,780 Annual 3,070,278 All uses considered Weekday 14,441 Weekday 9489 Weekend 12,433 Weekend 12,077 M M34-SBS 34 Annual 4,638,863 Weekday 15,587 Weekend 12,402 SPACE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR BASEMENT APPROX. 1,300 SF APPROX. 650 SF APPROX. 15 FT SECOND AVENUE EAST 34TH STREET EAST 34TH STREET EAST 34TH STREET EAST 34TH STREET EAST 34TH STREET Massala King Cafe Rustico II The Long Hall paprika LEXINGTON AVENUE MADISON AVENUE MADISON Liquors Murray Hill RESIDENTIAL Highland ParkAli Baba House of Wine & LiquorClover Deli SECOND AVENUE SECOND FIFTH AVENUE AFFINIA DUMONT MURRAY HILL MANOR VR World THIRD AVENUE Pio Pio PARK AVENUE Tina’s Cuban PARK AVENUE Market HOTEL Xi'an Famous Cusine 120 EAST 31ST STREET Michelle’s Salon etc. Foods EAST 34TH STREET EAST 34TH STREET Souveniors Cleaners Dentistry Lucky Diner Money Exchange Four Park Cleaners Mercury Bar AVENUE SECOND Salon Icon AVENUE FIRST French Fashion Twin Rainbow Pine Tree Bar Optical Panini Cafe Trenta Tres Open Kitchen 172 MADISON AVE The Ainsworth Rocky’s II Admore Hardware LUXURY CONDOS Pizza Wattle Cafe Bagel Cafe 800 Degrees & Lock Co. Curry & Curry Woodfired 69 Units 360 Fitness Murray Hill Diner The Compleat Pure Green Pizza 33 Edible Arrangemnts Pet Styles Benjamin Restaurant Kitchenniors Strategist Grand Sichuan Nomado 33 Cask Bar & Kitchen EAST 33RD STREET EAST 33RD STREET EAST 33RD STREET EAST 33RD STREET EAST 33RD STREET Papaya Dog Maison de Mi Nissan Andrade Giovanni Alpine Sticky Fingers Biscuts & Bath H Captain's Bar Luna (2nd Fl) & Grill Jewelry Shoe Creative Dune Abdo Discount Little Italy ONE SIXTY MADISON Repair Group Rattle n' Cell for Sale Pizza 319 Residential Units Tech Wines Spectrum Hardware Store Hum Daddy Unique Salon Sushi & Szechuan Vie En UniFor Shape Vollo EAST 33RD STREET NYC Threading Sennin Spirits Molteni & C Leon Banilivi Rugs Salon Hanmi Bank Kessel Wellness Center Dada MIDTOWN E. PHARMACY & SURGICAL RUSK INSTITUTE I Love Souvenirs Violetta Wines Buddha Nails OF REHABILITATION McGuire Furniture MEDICINE Midtown New York Windsor Wine Shop SiLO Cafe enail Doctors Urgent Care Ontime Cleaners Korean BBQ Dons Bogam Florim Luxury Living Oasis Day Spa EAST 32ND STREET EAST 32ND STREET EAST 32ND STREET EAST 32ND STREET EAST 32ND STREET VINCCI LEXINGTON AVENUE (New Concept) Aranjira AVENUE MADISON Olde Good HOTEL Coco-Mat Hill & Bay Keki SECOND AVENUE Besfren AVALON GRAND UNION THIRD AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE Beauty PARK AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH Things Cafe M 100 rooms Solace (95 rooms) Cutting Room Kips Bay Wine Cafe & Ginseng Poke Hangawi Marcony Chan Eneslow Shinghan Bank Gothic Cabinet Craft Ichiumi Sushi Lazzoni SIMON BARON Whiskey River SECOND AVENUE Keb Hana Bank DEVELOPMENT Majan FIRST AVENUE 11 E. 31st Street International Let's Meat 260 Hotel Rooms Narutoo Ramen Massoni Her Name is Han Akura Sushi Maroni Restaurant Moghadan Rugs Nature Works Ichiumi Sushi CUP & CUP Anita’s Deli Dough Boy Wireless One Apadana Magnolia Nails EAST 31ST STREET EAST 31ST STREET EAST 31ST STREET EAST 31ST STREET EAST 31ST STREET HOTEL HOTEL ROGER WILLAMS Zane Cafe Umi Sushi HOTEL 31 Moonstruck Diner Kassatex Fine Linens Moooi CHANDLERFrench Accents (187 rooms) 120 EAST 31ST STREET Todaro Specialty Foods 124 rooms 80 ROOMS H Tone House Vezzo Pizza Teqa Restaurant Bella Napoli Truman’s Asian Hong Kong Hummus Kitchen Thai-Ish Nourison Brasil Co¢ee House Tibetan Cafe NYU LANGONE Natasha Denona Saburi Pita Grill Tasty Cafe Mishima Restaurant La Pizzeria Rabu House Park East Cleaner Murray Hill Pet Hospital HOSPITAL Wine: 30 Nobi Sushi The Crooked Knife CENTER JD CARLISLE Lallive Blank State 15 E. 30th Street Mason Jar Persian Grill Nasiri Carpets 188 Apartments Restaurant Banc Cafe 600,000 Patients Annually EAST 30TH STREET EAST 30TH STREET EAST 30TH STREET EAST 30TH STREET EAST 30TH STREET 4,500 Faculty Members Oriental Rugs Fast Signs Lavender Oriental Poloform USA LEXINGTON AVENUE MADISON AVENUE MADISON Natuzzi Vin e Fritti HOTEL THIRTY THIRTY Spreads Pepela Penelope Cafe SOI 30 Thai Bagel Cafe Kips Bay Endoscopy Center Carpets SECOND AVENUE THIRD AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE Cafe Marchio (243 Rooms) PARK AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH Plush Fitness Open Center 30 Minute Photo (2nd Fl.) Berrywild NEW RESIDENTIAL EAST 30TH STREET EAST 30TH STREET The Old Print Shop Future Village Deli Waterfront Ale House Hortus NYC Soi30Thai SECOND AVENUE Thai Toons Cafe FIRST AVENUE Cleaners Faile Bar VICTOR HOMES Simon’s Hardware 281 FIFTH AVENUE The Hill 51 Stories / 250,065 SF CLARION HOTEL NYC Looking Good Salon Profit Chinese MARTHA 429 PARK AVENUE SOUTH Noodles 28 Habib WASHINGTON 29 PARK 60 ROOMS Investors Bank SKY HOUSE American MADISON HOTEL Dry cleaners Custom Framing 138 Units Bank Marta (132 Apartments)Red Sky Bistango NBU French Cleaners EAST 29TH STREET EAST 29TH STREET EAST 29TH STREET EAST 29TH STREET EAST 29TH STREET Bread & Butter Cafe Community Financial Spice Corner Tonic East Paddy Reilly Van Guard Wine Bar Service Centers Les Halles Boucherie-Rotisserie EAST 29TH STREET EAST 29TH STREET Centre Delt Kustory Kalustyan’s Petopia Shear Bliss Salon Cafe Deli-cious The Royalton Hotel Pinky Threading Salon Alexandria Center Pranna Sahara Turkish Ben & Jack’s Steakhouse for Life Sciences Buy Right Liquors Lulu & Me Come By Cafe Churchhill Taverm Cleo Nail & Spa Curry In A Hurry Brio Pizza Byblos Restaurant Atlantic Bank Thai NY Restaurant EAST 28TH STREET EAST 28TH STREET EAST 28TH STREET EAST 28TH STREET EAST 28TH STREET LEXINGTON AVENUE MADISON AVENUE MADISON Pasta Fina Anjappar Chote Nawab AVENUE SECOND THIRD AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH Turkish Kitchen EAST 28TH STREET Rocco Steakhouse Basal Deli Grocery Pongal Haandi Express MT CARMEL PLACE CARMEL MT Shorty’s AVENUE SECOND Van Diemen’s Joey Pepperoni’s Pizza AVENUE FIRST Choice Kitchen & Cocktails Amber Sushi City Nails Haldi Dera BELLEVUE Fuel Juice Bar BELLEVUE European Coppola’s La Mode Organic Cleaners HOSPITAL Mediteranean Cuisine SOUTH 1242 BEDS Kitchen Bhatti Indian Grill Kailash Parbat Birch Co¢ee Center Vanity Fair Cleaners The Gem Saloon PARK CENTER 445 REGISTERED PHYSICIANS 128 PHYSICIANS EAST 27TH STREET EAST 27TH STREET EAST 27TH STREET EAST 27TH STREET EAST 27TH STREET 500,000 Patients Annually H Hype Gym 943 NURSES Le Delice RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL Church RESIDENTIAL 7,000 Faculty Members Spice Corner Deli Pastry Shop The Victoria House WALK-UP UNITS PARC EAST 2715 OTHER PERSONEL Lamazou EAST 27TH STREET Japas 27 East Eddy’s Eats La Posada NEW YORK Forcella Staghorn LTD DOWNTOWN HOSPITAL McCormack’s Madhatter KIPS BAY Saloon Great Sichuan Bread & Tulips Apotheco Pharmacy Baniyan Redemption BUILDINGS Hotel Gira¢e Saravana Bhavan Manhattan NEW YORK AREA RETAIL Restaurant Sunflower Diner PRESBYTERIANH HOSPITAL Todd New York Health Lab Snyder Patrizia’s of Manhattan EAST 26TH STREET EAST 26TH STREET EAST 26TH STREET EAST 26TH STREET EAST 26TH STREET Mark’s Park Avenue Autumn AVENUE LEXINGTON Mexico ACORN SCHOOL SECOND AVENUE SECOND 435 FIRST AVE. HUNTER COLLEGE HUNTER/BELLEVUE SECOND AVENUE SECOND on Madison AVENUE THIRD Lindo FIFTH AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK PARK AVENUE PARK NYU College of Nursing AVENUE FIRST BROOKDALE HEALTH SCHOOL OF NURSING Explore & University College of Dentistry SCIENCES CAMPUS Discover 22 MILLION SF OFFICE BUILDING Muscle Maker Grill CUNY Taza Café & Deli COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY EAST 25TH STREET EAST 25TH STREET EAST 25TH STREET EAST 25TH STREET EAST 25TH STREET 212 Carpet AWOL Bar and Grill The Royal Munkey Sally Spa Sign A Rama MADISON The Little Beet Love Cafe & Bar SQUARE PARK Wine Heaven Empire Cleaners VA NY HARBOR HEALTHCARE Baluchi’s Litter & Leashes 22 MILLION SF OFFICE BUILDING NEW RESIDENTIAL Wine & Spirits 323 PARK AVENUE SOUTH 10 FLOORS / 17 CONDOS V SPOT Cafe & Tapas 3rd Avenue Food & Deli B&I Uniforms Polar Lounge Royal Day Spa Natsumi ELEVEN MADISON PARK The Marcel at Gramercy NY Comedy Club Cleaners EAST 24TH STREET EAST 24TH STREET EAST 24TH STREET EAST 24TH STREET LEXINGTON AVENUE LEXINGTON RESIDENTIAL Limon Mike’s Pizza AVENUE SECOND SECOND AVENUE SECOND H The Crystal House FIRST AVENUE FIRST THIRD AVENUE THIRD FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE PARK Taproom 307 SYSTEM - MANHATTAN CAMPUS ONE MADISON
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