BROADWAY RETAIL Northwest Corner of 61st Street

CORNER THE UPPER WEST SIDE COLUMBUS CIRCLE | LINCOLN CENTER | CENTRAL PARK BROOKS LE PAIN BROTHERS QUOTIDIEN

BED BATH & BEYOND THE PRASADA

LULULEMON ATHLETICA BROADWAY RETAIL W. 64TH STREET

LINCOLN EPICERIE BOULUD CENTER ONE LINCOLN THE SMITH PLAZA ETHICAL 5 MILLION CULTURE CITIBANK SOCIETY Visitors Annually W. 63RD STREET MANHATTAN’S NEWEST PJ BANK OF AMERICA CLARKE’S BREADS BAKERY Bank GROUND-UP LARGE FORMAT HOTEL EMPIRE 30 W. 63RD 25 CENTRAL STREET PARK WEST ROSA ED’S LINCOLN LINCOLN MEXICANA CHOWDER PLAZA CINEMAS RISTORANTE HOUSE RETAIL OPPORTUNITY

BROADWAY W. 62ND STREET LINCOLN TD BANK BEST BUY PLAZA THE ALLEGRO TOWER WEST ELM 15 CENTRAL CENTRAL PARK WEST COLUMBUS AVENUE PARK WEST A world class retail opportunity - 1865 Broadway is a IT’S SUGAR 42 MILLION signature development by Avalon Bay, one of the most respected FORDHAM Visitors Annually UNIVERSITY THE SOFIA BROADWAY RETAIL CHASE AT LINCOLN developers in the world. The building will be ready for CENTER W. 61ST STREET tenant occupancy, 1st Qtr 2019. NOUGATINE CENTRAL NY INSTITUTE JEAN-GEORGES OF TECHNOLOGY PARK TRUMP Steps from Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, Central Park, INT’L HOTEL & TOWER Nordstrom, “Billionaire’s Row” and Fordham University. STARBUCKS W. 60TH STREET 23+ MILLION Integral to the perfect neighborhood blend: top global Passengers Annually THE SHOPS AT 25 COLUMBUS CIRCLE 16 MILLION 7th busiest station in NYC retail brands, multiple tourist destinations, vibrant 24/7 cultural COLUMBUS CIRCLE MANDARIN ORIENTAL Visitors Annually scene, dense daytime and nighttime population and the most AMAZON BOOKS J.CREW PAPYRUS BOSE JO MALONE SEPHORA A C expensive hi-rise residential and hotels in the world. COACH L.K. BENNETT STUART COLE HAAN L’OCCITANE WEITZMAN DIESEL LA MAISON SWAROVSKI B D 1 DIPTYQUE DU CHOCOLAT TED BAKER One block from the The Shops at Columbus Circle, EILEEN FISHER MANDARIN THOMAS PINK COLUMBUS MAREA EQUINOX ORIENTAL WHOLE FOODS MT. SINAI WEST LENSCRAFTERS one of the highest performing shopping malls in North America, HOSPITAL H&M MICHAEL KORS WILLIAM-SONOMA JAZZ MICROSOFT WOLFORD CIRCLE MAISON KAYSER averaging over $1,600 per sf in sales. GROM GELATO DINING | ASCENT, BARMASA, BOUCHON BAKERY, CENTER BAR, MUSEUM LANDMARC, MASA, PER SE, PORTER HOUSE OF ARTS ARGO TEA CVS & DESIGN W. 58TH STREET DUANE CHASE HUDSON 6 COLUMBUS READE CENTRAL PARK HOTEL HOTEL TOWER COMING SOON COMING SOON NORDSTROM NORDSTROM BLUE RIBBON SUSHI MENS BAR & GRILL CVS

W.W. 57TH 57TH STREET STREET BILLIONAIRES ROW BROADWAY RETAIL BROADWAY FACADE The Retail at 1865 Broadway sits at the base of a new 33 story, 172 unit luxury residential tower, highlights include: • 247 ft of double-height wraparound frontage • Space sizes from 70,000 sf over 4 levels to 1,900 sf on the ground floor

• Potential for a 37 ft high storefront • Can accommodate a variety of uses from large format retail and fitness to full service restaurants and boutique retail • 20 ft ceiling heights on the ground floor • Building designed by renowned Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM) • 2,000 sf outdoor terrace on the second floor • Ready for tenant occupancy Q1 2019 SECOND FLOOR 17’ 4” CEILINGS

GROUND 20’ 7” CEILINGS

W. 61ST STREET

40’ 2” FRONTAGE 25’ 4” FRONTAGE 48’ 3” FRONTAGE

TOTAL OF 113’ 9” OF FRONTAGE BROADWAY BROADWAY RETAIL 61ST STREET FACADE UP TO 70,000 SF OVER FOUR LEVELS

Second Floor Size: 20,527 sf Ceiling height: 17’4”

SECOND FLOOR 17’ 4” CEILINGS

Ground Floor Size: 14,880 sf Ceiling height: 20’7”

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY GROUND 20’ 7” CEILINGS

Lower Level 1 Size: 20,309 sf Ceiling height: 15’1”

Lower Level 2 Size: 14,422 sf Ceiling height: 13’4”

RESIDENTIAL BACK OF HOUSE

48’ 4” FRONTAGE 85’ 6” FRONTAGE TOTAL: 70,138 sf TOTAL OF 134’ OF FRONTAGE 61ST STREET PERSPECTIVE Four tenants Three tenants BROADWAY RETAIL OPTION 1 OPTION 1 OPTION 2 OPTION 4 DN 2ND RETAIL SPACE FRO Outdoor Terrace RETAIL SPACE TO 2ND Outdoor Terrace U 48’3” 2,001 sf Tenant A 2,001 sf 48’3” BROADWAY 9,773 sf TENANT AREA BROADWAY TENANT AREA Tenant A TOTAL 113’ 9” 9,502 sf TENANT A TOTAL 113’ 9” TENANT A GROUND FLOOR 9,502 SQ FT GROUND FLOOR 9,773 SQ FT SECOND FLOOR 18,421 SQ FT SECOND FLOOR 12,164 SQ FT 2 113’9” TERRACE SPACE 2,001 SQ FT 25’4” 113’9” TERRACE SPACE 2,001 SQ FT 25’4”

DN TO TOTAL: 29,925 SQ FT

TOTAL: 23,937 SQ FT CELLAR Tenant B TENANT B TENANT B 1,223 sf Tenant A GROUND FLOOR 1,223 SQ FT Tenant B GROUND FLOOR 2,175 SQ FT 2,175 sf Tenant A 18,421 sf LOWER LEVEL 1 20,205 SQ FT 40’2” LOWER LEVEL 2 14,318 SQ FT 40’2” 12,164 sf Loading Residential TENANT C Loading Residential Dock Lobby Dock Lobby TOTAL: 35,746 SQ FT GROUND FLOOR 1,908 SQ FT Tenant D Tenant C Tenant D Tenant C TENANT C 1,028 sf 1,908 sf 4,155 sf 5,447 sf TENANT D GROUND FLOOR 4,155 SQ FT

SECOND FLOOR 5,447 SQ FT 48’4” 85’6” GROUND FLOOR 1,028 SQ FT 133’10” 133’ 10” SHARED 122’6” 48’4” 85’6” LOWER LEVEL 1 20,205 SQ FT 256’4” CORRIDOR/ LOWER LEVEL 2 14,318 SQ FT ST ELEVATORS TOTAL 133’ 10” 61 STREET Total size: 14,880 sf Total size: 20,527 sf TOTAL: 40,995 SQ FT Total size: 14,880 sf Total size: 20,527 sf LOWER LEVEL 1 104 SQ FT TOTAL 133’ 10” LOWER LEVEL 2 104 SQ FT Ceiling height: 20’7” 61ST STREET Ceiling height: 17’4” SHARED Ceiling height: 20’7” Ceiling height: 17’4” SECOND FLOOR 104 SQ FT CORRIDOR/ GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR ELEVATORS GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR TOTAL: 312 SQ FT Ground Floor 2nd Floor LOWER LEVEL 1 104 SQ FT Ground Floor 2nd Floor TOTAL RETAIL SQ FT 70,138 SQ FT LOWER LEVEL 2 104 SQ FT SECOND FLOOR 915 SQ FT

TOTAL RETAIL SQFT 70,138 SQ FT

Tenant B Tenant B 20,205 sf 14,318 sf DN TO DN TO CELLAR CELLAR U U FRO FRO CELLAR CELLAR Tenant D Tenant D 20,205 sf 14,318 sf

U

Total size: 20,309 sf Total size: 14,422 sf Total size: 20,309 sf Total size: 14,422 sf Ceiling height: 15’1” Ceiling height: 13’4” Ceiling height: 15’1” Ceiling height: 13’4” CellarLOWER LEVEL 1 Sub-CellarLOWER LEVEL 2 CellarLOWER LEVEL 1 Sub-CellarLOWER LEVEL 2

PROJECT: 1616193-00 PROJECT: 1616193-00 1865 ROADA 04.03.2017 1865 ROADA 04.03.2017 ROECT 111300 ROECT 111300 DATE 022317 DATE 022317 OPTION 3 Three tenants OPTION 7 BROADWAY RETAIL STEPS FROM COLUMBUS CIRCLE RETAIL SPACE Outdoor Terrace Tenant A 2,001 sf Tenant B 11,480 sf BROADWAY 18,157 sf TENANT AREA TOTAL 113’ 9” 73’7” TENANT A GROUND FLOOR 11,480 SQ FT

113’9” TENANT B GROUND FLOOR 2,005 SQ FT SECOND FLOOR 18,157 SQ FT TERRACE SPACE 2,001 SQ FT

40’2” Residential TOTAL: 22,163 SQ FT Loading Lobby Dock Tenant C TENANT C Tenant C 1,071 sf Tenant B 265 sf SECOND FLOOR 265 SQ FT 2,005 sf GROUND FLOOR 1,071 SQ FT LOWER LEVEL 1 20,205 SQ FT LOWER LEVEL 2 14,318 SQ FT 48’4” 85’6” 48’4” 85’6” 48’4” 85’6” 256’4” TOTAL 133’ 10” TOTAL 133’ 10” TOTAL: 35,860 SQ FT Total size: 14,880 sf Total size: 20,527 sf SHARED 61ST STREET ST Ceiling height: 20’7” Ceiling height: 17’4” 61 STREET CORRIDOR/ ELEVATORS

LOWER LEVEL 1 104 SQ FT GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR Ground Floor 2nd Floor LOWER LEVEL 2 104 SQ FT

FIRST FLOOR 323 SQ FT

SECOND FLOOR 104 SQ FT

TOTAL: 635 SQ FT

TOTAL RETAIL SQ FT 70,138 SQ FT

Tenant C Tenant C 20,205 sf 14,318 sf

Total size: 20,309 sf Total size: 14,422 sf Ceiling height: 15’1” Ceiling height: 13’4” CellarLOWER LEVEL 1 Sub-CellarLOWER LEVEL 2

1865 ROADA PROJECT: 1616193-00 ROECT 11130004.03.2017 DATE 022317 AREA POPULATION BROADWAY RETAIL

1/4-mile 1/2-mile Residential Population 15,083 62,038 The Upper West Side has a longstanding reputation for attracting the culturally-aware, home to some of the Daytime Population 35,069 132,189 UPPER WEST SIDE: greatest cultural institutions the city has to offer. Lincoln Center hosts the New York City Ballet, The New York Total Population 50,152 194,227 Philharmonic Orchestra and a number of other performing arts programs, attracting millions of people to the Average HH Income $196,060 $168,079 THE EPICENTER OF area with over 3,000 performances annually. CULTURE, SHOPPING Steps from Billionaire’s Row and other luxury residential towers, this location is surrounded by high-net-worth SPENDING POWER residents. & ENTERTAINMENT 1865 Broadway offers a high concentration of potential customer base. Residential towers, luxury hotels, 1/4-mile 1/2-mile Central Park, top global retail brands and dining destinations create a true retail flagship opportunity. Apparel & Services $44,977,647 $161,065,253 Entertainment/Recreation $59,713,040 $211,986,110 Columbus Circle Subway Station Health Care $97,766,465 $345,907,319 ACCESS A B C D 1 Dining Out $67,698,132 $240,840,096 23,299,666 Passengers annually *Source: ESRI #7/472 busiest station in the NYC subway system MTA 2015

W. 61ST STREET

BROADWAY Patrick A. Smith Erin Grace, CCIM CONTACT +212 812 5888 +212 812 5882 [email protected] [email protected]

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