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Back Bay 1,800 SF - 4,300 SF LUXURY RETAIL OPPORTUNITY No. BOYLSTON308 STREET THE HERITAGE ON THE GARDEN Back Bay 1,800 SF - 4,300 SF LUXURY RETAIL OPPORTUNITY 617.274.4900 bosurban.com The Druker [email protected], Ltd. 617.274.4900 The// [email protected] Druker Company,// bosurban.com Ltd. BACK BAY THE HERITAGE ON THE GARDEN LUXURY RETAIL OPPORTUNITY // THE LOCATION Boston Urban Partners is pleased to offerup to 4,300 SF VIEW FROM THE PUBLIC GARDEN of luxury retail space at Boston’s preeminent mixed-use building: The Heritage On The Garden. The space offers: • Premier location: situated at the corner of Arlington & Boylston Streets • Excellent accessibility: adjacent to the Arlington T Station (8,519 daily passengers) • Luxury co-tenants: Hermes, Bottega Veneta, Anne Fontaine, Christofle, St. John, Exhale Spa, Bistro du Midi, Doretta Taverna & Raw Bar and 125,000 SF of first class office tenancy • Captive audience: 87 luxury residences above, and next door to both The Four Seasons (273 keys, 95 luxury condominiums) and The Boston Park Plaza (1,100 keys) • Visibility: 60 feet of retail frontage on Boylston Street THE BACK BAY NUMBERS. NEIGHBORING TENANTS 1.85 MIL $154,575 $1.83 BIL International Average Household Total Effective Visitors (EST.) to Income in Back Bay Spending in Back Bay Newbury Street in 2015 6,100 14 MIL SF 11,498 Hotel Rooms Office Space Daytime in Back Bay Population OF BOSTON 50% HOTELS are in the Back Bay The Druker Company, Ltd. 617.274.4900 // [email protected] // bosurban.com open THE HERITAGE ON THE GARDEN TOTAL SF FRONTAGE DELIVERY DATE // THE SPACE up to +/- 4,300SF +/- 60 FT Arranged Upon Lease Execution SPACE A SPACE A Street Level +/-2,500 SF Street Level +/- 36 FT SPACE B SPACE B Street Level +/- 1,800 SF Street Level +/- 24 SF STREET LEVEL SPACE A 36’ AVAILABLE TOTAL 2,500 SF +/- 4,300 SF 60’ BOYLSTON STREET BOYLSTON SPACE B AVAILABLE 1,800 SF 24’ The Druker Company, Ltd. 617.274.4900 // [email protected] // bosurban.com SOMERVILLESOMERVILLE Mystic River Fresh Pond 2 2 1/2 5 8 10 12 CHARLES STREET THE HERITAGECHARLES ON STREET THE GARDEN 200 1 1 // THE LOCATION 27 BACK BAY // PARK PLACE 140 25 382 273 KEYS 26 KEYS 1 200 CHARLESTOWNCHARLESTOWN 210 VACANT BOYLSTON STREET 63 28 27 VACANT 75 CHURCH STREET RETAIL 250 PARK PLAZA 26 272 27 THE PUBLIC GARDEN EASTEAST 280 2017 230 50 BOSTONBOSTON WATERTOWNWATERTOWN VACANT 50 292 37 PARK PLAZA VACANT BOSTON 1,100 308 KEYS 240 296 79 CAMBRIDGECAMBRIDGE 308 NORTHNORTH VACANT VACANT ENDEND 64 50 76 320 down 28 WESTWEST 100 108/110 r ENDEND ARLINGTON STREET ALLSTONALLSTON ARLINGTON STREET ARLINGTON ST. STATION 273 2 KEYS 8,519 1 1 AVG. WEEKDAY 6 Street & r VACANT T COMMUTERS 2nd 17 18 19 330 31 75 o. 75 101 5 8 VACANT N 3rd & 4th 338-342 BEACONBEACON 355 2nd 7- 9 2nd 10 HILLHILL DOWNTOWNDOWNTOWN street 308 10 street THE HERITAGE ON THE GARDEN 5th 4th 361 350 3rd 12 31 10 2nd 11 4th VACANT Charles River street 352 14 2 & 3 VACANT street 10 VACANT 2nd VACANT SOUTHWORTHS 31 street VACANT 356 MARKET Boylston St 15 16 street . EMANNUEL street 399 CHURCH street VACANT VACANT street street & 2nd 18 31 coming 29 soon 364 2nd 2nd 20 3rd 304 VACANT 31 31 419 2nd street 22 376 coming soon street BACK BAY VACANT BACK BAY BRIGHTONBRIGHTON 24 street VACANT 2nd 333 306 VACANT CAFE MED 31 FORTFORT POINT 33 28 425 380 COLUMBUS AVENUE Street BOYLSTON STREET NEWBURY STREET Boston Harbor 2nd 1&2 VACANT CHANNELCHANNEL 3rd 384 31 2nd 35 30 down street 431 316 392 moving out 32 VACANT 31 SEAPORTSEAPORT 162 2nd 37 Street 34 DISTRICTDISTRICT 39 36 406 38 2nd 410 FENWAYFENWAY COMMONWEALTH AVENUE COMMONWEALTH 45 437 44 414 VACANT 416 211 209 205X 161 617.274.4900// [email protected]// bosurban.com 47 46 VACANT 1&2 443 418-422 SOUTHSOUTH END BERKELEY STREET BERKELEY STREET 67 2nd 154 142 440 222 142 street 69 2nd 234 450 225 KEYS 71 Chestnutstreet Hill SOUTHSOUTH BOSTON Pleasure Reservoir 154 Bay STANHOPE STREET 2nd 480 up 73 down BROOKLINE VACANT 75 82 2nd 491 street 77 MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 370 27 79 84 2nd 1&2 497 81 STANHOPE STREET ST. JAMES STREET 29 HYNES 390 209 down 83 86 CONVENTION up CENTER down 85 BOYLSTON STREET BOYLSTON 2nd 33 up 91 STREET NEWBURY down coming soon 500 VACANT COMMONWEALTH AVENUE COMMONWEALTH COMMONWEALTH AVENUE COMMONWEALTH 88 93 - 95 VACANT 35 505 97 39 99 92 223 103 507 500500 500 131 131 3rd 100 406 2nd 105 CLARENDON STREET CLARENDON STREET 109 108 530 street street 111 up 1&2 535 236 2nd 110 down 234 up 220 309 downdown 115 coming soon up street The Druker upCompany & , Ltd. coming soon 545 140 down 117 112 down down street street up 65 KEYS 2nd VACANT street 617.274.4900 [email protected] bosurban.com 90 2nd // // down 119 551 up up 114 down 121 553 321 up TRINITY down TOWER down 123 2nd 2nd 557 CHURCH VACANT up up & down 125 116 STUART STREET VACANT down 426 563 COLUMBUS AVENUE up coming soon 2nd down 127 565 2nd 118 up up 129 down 569 down up up coming soon 126 down 131 575 up 441 down 329 up 128 down VACANT up down 133 130 down 579 430 2nd up 2nd 581 132 down 135 2nd up street BACK BAY 134 down COPLEY 138 432 street 136 STATION 587 SQUARE 441 18,100 139 AVG. WEEKDAY T COMMUTERS street 138 up & 434 down 540,770 140 AMTRAK ANNUAL street up RIDERSHIP 141 383 KEYS street r 142 down 601 2nd 143 street 187 441 street coming 145 145 131 131 113 111 283 soon 271 261 145 145 145 131 144 138 131 BACK BAY CLEANERS up up & 607 down 279 144B street DARTMOUTH STREET DARTMOUTH STREET up & COPLEY up & 154 down STATION down 159 14,021 up AVG. WEEKDAY r T COMMUTERS 2nd 156 down 130 130 up 161 down 158 1 up 163 up 647 down 160 down r 165 162 803 KEYS 2nd 651 up 164 up down HUNTINGTON AVENUE 167 up 166 down 657 down VACANT RESTAURANTS VACANT RETAILERS COPLEY PLACE 2nd 10 up 168 RETAILERS up 169 up 659 170 down STREET STUART 171 up 665 down 172 VACANT down HUNTINGTON AVENUE up 669 up 173 174 down down NEWBURY STREET THE HUNTINGTON VACANT 673 up 176 up & 143 KEYS pop-up 175 down down 47 VACANT 180 BOYLSTON STREET up 177 182 down 700 up 186 88 179 699 81 KEYS 90 51 181 190 EXETER STREET EXETER STREET up down 200 711 704 down 65 69 DINING 201 2nd up street 715 up & 2,3,4 VACANT 710 704 down 206 up 717 214 KEYS up & down 725 VACANT 205 208 VACANT 731 up & down 210 VACANT 207 up VACANT 209 up up 745 211 216 VACANT down down VACANT 53 up up 213 218 VACANT 760 down Paradise NAIL & SPA 2nd 780 up 755 coming soon VACANT 215 220 down down up up 222 down 761 RING ROAD down 217 VACANT up 2nd EDGE LUXURY 224 down 110 EYEWEAR up 219 772 down up 226 1,148 KEYS up 221 down DINING down up 777 VACANT up 228 down COMMONWEALTH AVENUE COMMONWEALTH COMMONWEALTH AVENUE COMMONWEALTH down 223 up 774 up 225 230 down COMING SOON down up up 775 VACANT 232 down 227 down VACANT up & up 776 down 229 234-236 COMING SOON up 231 up 793 776B 238 VACANT up 776 VACANT 233 116 up 240 799 COMING SOON down 237 116 FAIRFIELD STREET COMING SOON 148 KEYS COMING SOON up 239 coming soon 242 down 801 800 coming soon up up down 245 244 down THE SHOPS AT THE LEGEND up up & down 1&2 VACANT 811 246 PRUDENTIAL CENTER 247 up WEN ramen down up 248 down 1,2,3 down 249 up 815 up 250 down 251 up RETAILERS down 252 down up up up 253 VACANT down 254 down 827 down restaurant retail vacant up 255 up down Apartments 829 tenant down tenant space up 256 120 down 257 285 KEYS up down 259 up 261 262 120 up up COMING SOON BOYLSTON STREET NEWBURY STREET 264 down 263 down 841 HUNTINGTON AVENUE up & down Apartments 265 266 268 up COMING SOON r 267-269 up up 271 270 down up 855 hotel up HUNTINGTON AVENUE T stations 273 272 down BELVIDERE STREET VACANT 275 up 274 up down Town Nails & Skin Salon 867 up 277-279 278 150 Dwight Street Apartments down 282 883 GLOUCESTER STREET 150 NEIGHBORHOOD QUICK FACTS 284 279 VACANT 286 up 900 down 899 • 3,500 businesses and over 120,000 office up & down 283 2nd VACANT up 288 down 285 PRUDENTIAL employees in the Back Bay and Beacon Hill area. CENTER STATION down up 3,643 r 287 290 AVG. WEEKDAY 2nd T COMMUTERS up up down 291 292- down • Over 14,425,000 SF office space up 293 up 903 Apartments 296 down 295 VACANT up up • 6,311 hotel rooms in the Back Bay. 302 down 297 down up 907 up 304 down 299 up 911 HYNES CONVENTION • Hynes Convention Center hosts over 352,000 down 306 down CENTER 39 people each year. up up 921 301 314 down down 1 down • Over 53,230 people travel throughout the Back Bay up 148 KEYS 303 up MBTA stations each day. 316 up down 939 COMING SOON 211 KEYS 305 VACANT HEREFORD STREET 900 BACK BAY DEMOGRAPHICS (within 1 mile) 327 320 DALTON STREET 30 up VACANT 955 329 COMING SOON 324 down up 331 50 50 50 326 up 328 333 down $1.83 BIL $210,735 up 1.85 MIL coming 330 40 International soon 335 down Total Effective Average Household Visitors (EST.) to Spending in Back Bay Income in Back Bay down Newbury Street 332 BELVIDERE STREET 337 up in 2015 334 down 339 up 385 KEYS 336 down Town Nails & Skin Salon coming up SOMERVILLESOMERVILLE soon 341 Mystic River 338 down ST.
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