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NEW YORK’S Brookfield Place brings together modern office space, a curated collection of culinary and shopping options, and hundreds of community MOST DYNAMIC driving cultural experiences annually. DESTINATION BFPL 1 +26 Million Visitors Annually 50K 300K SQ FT 100+ EMPLOYEES WORK AT BROOKFIELD PLACE LIFESTYLE AND RETAIL CULTURAL EVENTS ANNUALLY 150+ Office Tenants 60+ Retail and Restaurant Tenants Partners BFPL 3 ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER NEIGHBOR COMPANIES Casper • Conde Nast Diageo • Goldman Sachs McKinsey & Company Nike • Spotify • WeWork WEST SIDE HIGHWAY BROOKFIELD PLACE OFFICE TENANTS American Express • College Board GOLDMAN SACHS GLOBAL HQ Commerzbank • HBC J.Crew HQ • Jones Day 200 VESEY STREET OppenheimerFunds WTC OCULUS TRANSPORTATION Momentum • RBC • Scotiabank CENTER 250 VESEY STREET 225 VESEY STREET 200 LIBERTY STREET 300 VESEY STREET 9/11 MEMORIAL SHOPS + DINING FERRY TERMINAL BFPL 4 Retailers Brookfield Place is Lower Manhattan's most iconic shopping destination. SUITSUPPLY JO MALONE Allen Edmonds Kamakura Shirts Amazon Go Louis Vuitton Babesta Lululemon Bonobos Madewell Bottega Veneta Michael Kors Burberry Monica + Andy Clean Market Oliver Peoples Club Monaco Omega Cos Bar Paul Smith Davidoff Cigars Saks Fifth Avenue NEW STAND TORY BURCH Men's Store DryBar Salvatore Ferragamo Ermenegildo Zegna Shakespeare & Co. Equinox Suitsupply Gucci New Stand Hermès Theory Hickey Freeman Tory Burch J.Crew Untuckit Jo Malone London Vince KAMAKURA SHIRTS BABESTA Joie BFPL 8 Foodie’s Paradise From high-end cuisine to fast-casual options, Brookfield Place provides seemingly limitless dining opportunities. HUDSON EATS ON-SITE RESTAURANTS LE DISTRICT Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar Del Frisco’s Grille Chop't Juice Press Dig Inn Parm Dos Toros P.J. Clarke’s Fuku Sant Ambroeus (Coming Soon) Mighty Quinn's Seamore’s Northern Tiger Num Pang LE DISTRICT P.J. CLARKE'S SEAMORE'S Olive's - 4 Signature Restaurants Skinny Pizza - Cafe Market Sprinkles - Garden District Tartinery Umami Burger AMENITIES Institute of Culinary Education HUDSON EATS BFPL 9 Diverse Event Spaces Waterfront Winter Garden 230 Vesey Corridor 30,000 sq. feet of open air piazza available Barrel-voluted glass atrium Prominently located brand for a wide range of branded events, film Majestic window facing the Hudson. marketing and retail activation and content shoots, and receptions Ideal for public showcases. space flanked by premium shopping 4,000 max capacity 1,330 max capacity 500 max capacity BFPL 11 Distinguished Partners BFPL 12 MAKE IT A DAY AT BFPL Contact Jennifer Staikos T +1.917.488.8582 [email protected].

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