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408 Greenwich Street Northwest Corner of Hubert & Greenwich 408 GREENWICH STREET NORTHWEST CORNER OF HUBERT & GREENWICH 2nd Floor: 4,700 RSF l Term: Negotiable l Possession: 30 Days l Asking Rent: Please Inquire 2ND FLOOR IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE OR FOR LEASE NEIGHBORING RETAILERS FEATURES • Sweetgreen • Wichcraft • Unique corner with a • Citigroup HQ • The Greenwich Hotel commanding presence overlooking Citigroup’s • Flywheel • Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Global HQ • Juice Press • The Greek • New construction • DigInn • Yoga Vida designed by Morris Adjmi • Wisefish Poke • Verve Wine Store • Terrific pedestrian traffic • Sushi Azabu • Yves • Light food users and cafes considered Second Floor Christopher Owles 212.604.9002 [email protected] Randy Kornblatt 646.673.8772 [email protected] • REI HOUSTON STREET HOUSTON STREET HOUSTON STREET HOUSTON STREET HOUSTON STREET • • • • • • • 24 HOUR FITNESS • HOLLISTER TRICO FIELD TRICO 45 RPM BILLABONG • • SUNGLASS HUT AROMA ESPRESSO AROMA • • • TERRAIN GALLERY • KEITO • • • • • • • • DESIGUAL HOUSING WORKS • AXELLE GALERIE • • ARI POMEGRANATE GALLERY • • VICTORIA’S • • SECRET ROTELLA GALLERY • • CAPPELLINI • • • • • • BANK OF AMERICA • • CUTLER SALON • GEORGE BERGES GALLERY • • • UNDER ARMOUR • SADELLE’S • • 131 GREENE • • SANTA • • EXPRESS REVOLVER SALON • HUF • • SOHO WINES • VERIZON • • MARIA NOVELLA DTR MODERN GALLERIES FLOR • /EXPRESS MEN • • KISAN CONCEPT STORE • • MARTIN LAWRENCE GALLERY • • BRENTANO’S • AMERICAN APPAREL • • • ALDO • THINK PINK • • ZARA • CARHARTT • • • • DONT ASK WHY • • • ALTERNATIVE APPAREL • • • • • MIN PROENZA • FOREVER 21 • • • DNA FOOTWEAR • • SCHOULER • • SUPREME • • • • • JILL PLATNER • • THOMPSON ALCHEMISTS LA COLOMBE • • DITA LAFAYETTE STREET LAFAYETTE STREET STREET LAFAYETTE STREET LAFAYETTE • MYKITA • MAISON JADIS THE MERCER HOTEL MERCER THE & SODA & SCOTCH G STAR G EXCHANGE ARMANI ARMANI EQUINOX UNTUCK-IT MATCHA MADNESS LOUIS MEISEL LOUIS • • THE DUTCH THE • • JOE & THE JUICE THE & JOE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PRINCE STREET PRINCE STREET PRINCE STREET PRINCE STREET PRINCE STREET PRINCE STREET PRINCE STREET • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DEAN & DELUCA PINK WEST NIXON SLOWEAR MCNALLY MCNALLY JOHN HARDY JOHN FANELLI CAFE FANELLI RAOUL’S LA COLOMBE LA SOHO PARK SOHO PALAIS DES THES DES PALAIS XOCOLATTI BACK FORTY FORTY BACK BIRDBATH BAKERY BIRDBATH MANGO • • CONVERSE DELICATESSEN DAVID YURMAN DAVID • TESS BOOKS JACKSON • • • SCHOLASTIC • • • • H&M GIBERSON HAPPY SOCKS • FRANKLIN BOWLES • • • • • LILLIPUT • GALLERY • • SEPHORA • • BANANA REPUBLIC • • • RACHEL COMEY MOLESKINE • • • • CLARKS • BOSS HSBC VILEBREQUIN • GHURKA • • • JOURNELLE • • • • • DESIGN WITHIN REACH HUGO BOSS • • TASCHEN • CLARKS • • • MZ WALLACE • • • • • UNIQLO • BLUE WATER • FLOWER • • CROWN FINE ART STUDIO • • • KIT & ACE • • STEVE MADDEN • • • MUD AUSTRALIA AMACORD • • LIK GALLERY • • • LACOSTE • • • • SUPERGA K-WAY • • • MATTA • • • • • AVITTO • • • GUESS • • VINCE CAMUTO CANADA GOOSE • • • CROSBY ST. 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JOHNS LANE JOHNS ST. HOLLAND TUNNEL HUDSON WINE & SPIRITS LAIGHT STREET ASPEX TRIBECA RETAIL MAP ST. JOHN’S PARK 408 GREENWICH STREET AVENUE FIFTH WALKER STREET NORTHWEST CORNER OF HUBERT & GREENWICH THE SKYLOFT HUBERT STREETCONDOMINIUM HUDSON STREET STREET HUDSON ABHAYA TRIBECA 408 ERICSSON STREET COMMUNITY SCHOOL VERVE WINE WHITE STREET GREENWICH STREET GREENWICH STREET GREENWICH WOLFGANG’S THE LITTLE GYM STEAKHOUSE IL MATTONE WEST BROADWAY WEST BROADWAY WALKER’S CHRISTINA BEACH STREET DOS SANTOS GIRELLO BROWN HARRIS STEVENS LOTUS NORTH MOORE STREETSALON GOTAN GLOBAL HQ VARICK STREET VARICK STREET VARICK STREET VARICK STREET STREET VARICK STREET ESPASSOVARICK STREET VARICK STREET VARICK TERRA BUBBY’S VALLEY FRANKLIN STREET GURHAN TRIBECA MED SPA SMITH & MILLS YVES FRANKLIN STREET PATRON OF THE NEW THE GREENWICH HOTEL TRIBECA FILM CENTER LEONARD STREET TAMARIND THE SMILE HUDSON STREET HUDSON STREET STREET HUDSON THIERRY W. 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