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FINANCIAL NEW YORK DISTRICT NY 76 PEARL STREET SPACE DETAILS LOCATION GROUND FLOOR East block between Coenties Slip and Hanover Square APPROXIMATE SIZE Ground Floor 1,000 SF Basement 1,000 SF Kitchen Total 2,000 SF CEILING HEIGHT Ground Floor 13 FT FRONTAGE 15 FT on Pearl Street TERM Negotiable POSSESSION 1,000 SF Immediate SITE STATUS Formerly Nu Sushi Staircase to Basement NEIGHBORS Le Pain Quotidien, Springbone Kitchen, Insomnia Cookies, Financier Patisserie, Harry’s NYC, Chase, Essen and New York Health & Racquet Club COMMENTS Vented restaurant space in the heart of the Financial District Prep and storage in basement Steps from Stone Street corridor In close proximity to the subway lines Nearby the Pier 11 ferry terminal with 10 different routes servicing Manhattan, New Jersey and Brooklyn Area has a mixture of residential, office and hotels that help create a Seven-day-a-week market 15 FT PEARL STREET PLATT STREET MAIDEN STR FEDERAL LANE RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK LIBERTY STREET LIBER JOHN STREE TY ST R T ZUCCOTTI PARK EET CEDAR STREET FLETCHER STREET STREET AU STREET AREA RETAILS MAIDEN LANE NAS CEDAR STREET WILLIAM BROADW PINE STREET PINE STREET TRINITY AY T CHURCH PINE STREET WALL STREET ER STREET WA PEARL STREE LL STREET AT W RECTOR STREET NEW YORK TRINITY PLACE FRONT STREET W STOCK I L W H EXCHANGE L ALL STRE I A A N ET M O S V E E PLACE T R CHANG R EX S E T E R ET E EXCHANGE ALLEY T E E T CONTACT GOUVERNEUR LANE SOUTH STREET FDR DRIV BROADW BROAD STREET PEARL STREET EXCLUSIVE AGENTS NEW STREET AY HANOVER SQUA E RE OLD SLI T P BEAVER STREET E E E OLD SLIP R T TH STREET MORRIS STREET S STREET E N TER SOU FDR DRIV LUCAS KOOYMAN JASON PRUGER O T VER STREET S WA BEA 212.372.2384 212.372.2092 GREENWICH STREET 76 PEARL STREET [email protected] [email protected] MARKETFIELD STREET COENTIES SLIP BOWLING GREEN BRADLEY SOME WHITEHALL STREET STONE STREET 212.916.3385 [email protected] ST EAST BRIDGE STREET STREET A TE STREET PEARL MOORE STREET RIVER BATTERY BROA TER STREET D STREET 1 NEW YORK PLAZA WA PARK Cappones Chipotle Mexican Grill Chop’t 1 NEW YORK PLAZA Naya Express TREET S E Retro Fitness ATE STREET ST Sabi Sushi SOUTH FDR DRIV Starbucks Thunder Bun R W COMING SOON NGKF.COM RKF.COM © 2019 NEWMARK KNIGHT FRANK RETAIL | ROBERT K. FUTTERMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice..

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