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Sutphin-Airtrain Transit SUTPHIN-AIRTRAIN TRANSIT HUB GROUND LEASE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 9402-9406 SUTPHIN BOULEVARD DOWNTOWN JAMAICA | QUEENS, NY SUTPHIN-AIRTRAIN CORNER 9402-9406 SUTPHIN BLVD, DOWNTOWN JAMAICA | NY AVAILABLE FOR GROUND LEASE SUBMIT PROPOSALS LOCATED IN A QUALIFIED OPPORTUNITY ZONE PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Cushman & Wakefield has been exclusively retained to arrange for the ground lease of of 9402-9406 Sutphin Boulevard in Downtown Jamaica, Queens (‘the property’). The property is located directly across the street from the Jamaica Transit Hub and the AirTrain to JFK Airport on the corner of Sutphin Boulevard and 94th Avenue. The corner property is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the rapid and continuous growth of Downtown Jamaica. The property is situated within the Special Downtown Jamaica District and it is zoned ‘C6-3’ with an ‘R9’ equivalency allowing for 61,144 buildable square feet as-of-right. The property is ideal for a hotel given it’s immediate access to the AirTrain to JFK, and it also has significant retail, office and residential value given the immense foot traffic and unmatched transportation access. The property is accessible to JFK in less than 10 minutes by AirTrain, and 20 minutes to Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn by the Long Island Rail Road or Subway. + Ownership is interested in receiving proposals for all types of uses. + For additional information, reach out to the exclusive brokers directly. + Inspections are by appointment only, please do not disturb tenants. Inquire within to arrange for appointment. PROPERTY INFORMATION ZONING INFORMATION ADDRESS 9402-9406 Sutphin Boulevard Located within the Special Downtown Jamaica District LOCATION Southwest corner of Sutphin Zoning C6-3 (R9 Equivalent) Boulevard & 94th Avenue Commercial FAR (As of Right) 8.0 BLOCK 9993 Commercial Buildable Sq. Ft. 61,144 LOT(S): 18, 20 Residential FAR (Base) 6.0 LOT DIMESIONS 84' x 100' (Irr. Approx.) Residential FAR (w/ I.H. Bonus) 8.0 LOT FRONTAGE 68.5’ - 94th Avenue 101’ - Sutphin Boulevard Residential Buildable Sq. Ft. (Base) 45,858 GROSS LOT SF 7,643 Residential Buildable Sq. Ft. (Max) 61,144 BUILDING INFORMATION NYC TAX INFORMATION NUMBER OF BUILDINGS 2 ASSESSEMENT (19/20) $405,088 BUILDING SQ. FT. (94-02) 4,500 TAXES (19/20) $42,591 BUILDING SQ. FT. (94-06) 4,020 TOTAL BUILDING SQ. FT. 8,520 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT, PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD AGENTS: Stephen R. Preuss Kevin Schmitz Vice Chairman Director 718 512 2118 718 512 2628 [email protected] [email protected] Kevin Louie Andreas Efthymiou Director Director 718 512 2627 718 512 2621 [email protected] [email protected] ASSESSEMENT (19/20) $405,088 TAXES (19/20) $42,591 SUTPHIN-AIRTRAIN CORNER 9402-9406 SUTPHIN BLVD, DOWNTOWN JAMAICA | NY AVAILABLE FOR GROUND LEASE SUBMIT PROPOSALS LOCATED IN A QUALIFIED OPPORTUNITY ZONE LOCATION MAP JAMAICA CENTER JAMAICA STATION AIR TRAIN (JFK) TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS SUBWAY : 28 MINS. TO MANHATTAN LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD: 20 MINS. TO PENN STATION OR DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN & LONG ISLAND JFK AIRTRAIN: 9 MINS TO TERMINAL 1 JFK AIRPORT MTA BUS: 12+ BUS LINES THROUGH JAMAICA TRANSIT HUB CAR: 1/4 MILE TO VAN WYCK EXPRESSWAY, 1.5 MILES TO GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY, 3 MILES TO LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY Pla nd o m e R d E Sh o re d v R l d B n r e h t r o N M id d le N ec k Rd r D y t i Middle Neck Rd S n u B a mm yv o iew C A ve L ak ev il le rvice Rd Se Rd N S Service Rd y p x E r d n D a l y s I a g w r n i o a L Th F y k ve r P s A o e rcu gs at a St M N n her e ort ck N ve A B cus r y d r i k B y Ma d P ell B v p g d lv x e n d d Bl E lv la B s ll n g I e r n B i s e s h d r o t r r a C o H N e c a r o H Cr os s Is C land le Pk a y r Litt v le iew N ec E k x 26th Ave P p k y y C C le l a e r a v r v ie d i w e py v e l w E x v B x E p E A t x y r n p E i y nd te o W a P l es s ts I h e c g t ll s n e d Wi e v n 35th Ave o v L A l L W h t B e d v 14 d l s i s B Maj n Cross I y n slan o r d e a Pk s k 150th St 150th y o r B p r a rthe y D P o 230th St k ho T N P e ic ee Av l r h a e gan Exp E 149th St 9t r J 2 e t 20th Ave v Morris Ave Morris e py A en v A x n C h E ro F t e ra d y 15 e ve ch n n a n c e A r y ro is v Tulip Ave o e p C G t id L A x s s e y w ve a e c E a i A i 3rd Ave t B s a r i B d ve e Bell Blvd r A m h lv y a E 141st St n 3 J d p 7 Union Tpke e W 155th St k x id W s e l c 205th St E Hil u v r e Utopia Pky ng A i v B St 162nd e v rd h A a t E 138th St A t H 6 h s e t t 8 r 7 c S 4 u a r d h y Ave o ck W 150th St W 150th St n o ng d Pk d Major 2 H ra B ol H 2 lis Co o 1 r n De u egan E ve rt B t o x py A lvd S s College Point Blvd ly ol d H e u v H A E 132nd St y d e l r v n h A e e 6t 4 nfi H i 5th Ave a l Frederick Douglass Blvd C P H l a ea r r le vi m ew W 125th St E 125th St R Ex iv d py e lv r B D rn Clearview e e t E k Malcom X Blvd r h C xp p t S F y T r o ra d o ll h e n a Broadway e e t k c e N g p i t v s s rdia R e 4 T L 2 p d 6 1 m A a M e 2 e u 1 n th H P w S La G o a io is t N i in n n S U B e r l v ark v t t vd A B l d 212th Pl stead P s B p D r Hem a lv W 116th St D d E 116th St R m it y it mar p D D s Ex F B lvd V and an sl e W g I v on A r y L n c i D k l E h y e x v p g Cathedral Pky a 1 A y u 1 a d w 94th St 4 lt Cross Island Pky n e th e y L R W u v xp c 110th St A S v E t R e M d t g n d Blv s rdin 3r ia o orace Ha o 2 stor o H Sa 1st 1st Ave A u R U m l l E 106th St t We T op E r p ib G ia r 5th Ave o r P in a k y r k S ou nd ve y t g l A P Ditmars Blvd h C ewe D e d 1 utch Br Br n ie J 8 oadway idg tr L n 8 a a t l h e l P N d S k i F y t l M e N 82nd St t lvd ch tori a B 18 e As e 7 r y v t W 97th St E h A Museum Mile A P v E r l W 96th St H S BQE E xp Hollis e e E 96th St oy d 97t t A lv Q E A h v B e v St v e ia e J e Blvd S S r B 81st St en o to Northern Blvd al v Lind ut A As Br nd Kevin Schmitz he 2nd Ave t A rn o a sd e P l Director S ky o s a v ky St d k I Ar n c P ark e v 718 512 2628 tat ria Bl lyn ai A B ern S to w y n P As J g d h u [email protected] SUTPHIN BLVD h e t E 92nd St t R u Q n V a am l o c on l 9 t u t y J h S io L FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ANDAndreas CONFIDENTIALITY Efthymiou AGREEMENT, e t P Broadway e ood r 0 n 1 k e 0 r e LOT 1 9 B 8 Directora m y n B t PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD AGENTS: 94TH AVENUE 0 H o s lv h 718 512 2621 pk 18 1 E 6 S T H 8 d t e [email protected] y x v p t Stephen R.
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