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New York Ny Tribeca TRIBECA NEW YORK NY 378 BROADWAY SPACE DETAILS LOCATION SITE STATUS Southeast corner of White Street Currently Harley Davidson of New York City APPROXIMATE SIZE NEIGHBORS Ground Floor 1,920 SF Gourmet Garage, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Chase, Starbucks, Ricky’s NYC, Blue Bottle Coffee (coming soon), Keller Williams, AT&T, Santander Bank, CEILING HEIGHT HSBC, Todd Merrill Studio, Think Coffee, InColour, Pearl River Mart, Ground Floor 15 FT 3 IN Au Cheval and Mercato Fabbrica (coming soon) FRONTAGE COMMENTS 37 FT on Broadway There is potential to add a Mezzanine space 53 FT on White Street Outdoor seating possible POSSESSION All uses considered Arranged Tremendous foot traffic from tourists, office workers and area residents Within three blocks of 1-million SF of new high-end residential developments TERM Negotiable DN 1,920 SF 37 FT BROADWAY 53 FT WHITE STREET AREA DEVELOPMENTS T T S S HUDSON HUDSON HOWARD ST Legend E HOWARD ST Legend E N N E SQUARE SQUARE E Development E SOHO Development E SOHONOLITA NOLITA R R G MERCER ST G MERCER ST À Office ST JOHN'S LA À Office ST JOHN'S LA 15.1 15.1 W BROADWAY à W BROADWAY à The The CANAL ST CANAL ST À New Condo 6 Long Long À New Condo ÃA Distance 6 à A à Distance V V LISPENARD ST LISPENARD ST Building À Condo Conversion O Building À Condo Conversion O F of F of T T H the H the À New ApartmentÀ New Apartment E E American A A American M Telephone M TelephoneÀÆ2 ÀÀ2Æ7 ÀÆ7 À New Hotel & Apartment E Æ À New Hotel & Apartment E R & BEACH ST WALKERBEACH STST R & WALKER ST VARICK ST IC I TelegraphVARICK ST CTelegraph À4 A Æ 8 À4 A ÀÆ Æ ÀÆ8 À New Hotel À New Hotel CompanyS S Company À5 Æ ÀÆ5 À Hotel ConversionÀ Hotel Conversion LAFAYETTE ST ÀÆ1 À1 ÀÆ6 ÀÆ12ÀÆ6 À12 LAFAYETTE ST Æ CORTLANDT AL Æ WHITE ST WHITE ST CORTLANDT AL 1 14 White Street1 - 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4065 UnitsFranklin - Proposed Street - 40 Units - Proposed FINANCIAL FINANCIAL Subway & RidershipSubway & Ridership BARCLAY ST BARCLAYDISTRICT ST DISTRICT BEEKMAN ST ÃBEEKMAN ST NY à AnnualNY 2015à (millions)Annual 2015 (millions) Downtown Downtown Hospital PATHHospital & RidershipPATH & Ridership PARK ROW ¾P ¾ PARK ROW P THEATER AL THEATER AL Annual 2015 (millions)Annual 2015 (millions) NASSAU ST VESEY ST VESEY ST NASSAU ST ANN ST ANN ST WILLIAM ST WILLIAM ST à à TRIBECA · NEW YORK, NY à Tribeca Spa of Tranquility Crave AREA RETAIL S I Expresso Bar ST JOHN'S LANE X T Canal Street H Oysters The Wonder A CANAL STREET VARICK STREET V DESBROSSES STREET United Pupculture E Grocery N Michael K Innovation U Pepolino Shades E Church Street Surplus N Q R W Nancy Whiskey Pub Saluggis Pizza Mercato Goldfeder / Kahan Framing Fabbrica Cafe Bari Hudson Wine & Spirits LISPENARD STREET Art Project Maharishi Montauk FoundRae Empire Luggage Y STREETGallery Plastic Land Store Sofa John Allan's Antique Garage Kong W. 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