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55 Bank Street the Continuum White Plains 55 BANK STREET THE CONTINUUM WHITE PLAINS 1,282-3,000 SQUARE FEET OF NEW RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE Presented by: Garry Klein Associate Real Estate Broker, Regional Manager Houlihan Lawrence Commerical O: 914.798.490 x 36388 M: 914.588.1585 [email protected] PROPERTY DETAILS 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY RETAIL SPACES IN TOWER II: • Two new retail spaces to be completed in next residential tower at 55 Bank Street • Retail A-1 1,565 SF • Retail A-2 1,533 SF • Asking $35 SF NNN • Accepting lease offers now, anticipated completion early 2021 QUICK FACTS: • Tower I (Phase 1): 1,282 SF or 3,000 SF option • Tower II (Phase 2): 1,565 SF space and 1,533 SF space • Asking $35/PSF/NNN • Landlord will build out vanilla box • 16’ - 22’ ceiling heights SPACE NOTES: • Brand new retail space located in the “Continuum,” a 16-story luxury apartment tower with 288 rental units • Located in downtown White Plains, a five-minute walk to White Plains Train Station • Great opportunity to capture resident and morning and evening commuter traffic • Perfect for coffee shop, café, gourmet market, retail, medical office, law offices, financial services • Excellent signage and street exposure • The building is the first major project to open in the city’s new Transit District • LEED certified silver • On-site parking with valet option • Rear loading area • Traffic count of over 23,000 vehicles daily • Zoning is CB-4 • An additional 309 rental units are under construction in Phase II tower PROPERTY PHOTOS 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY The Continuum, 16-Story, luxury apartment building Lobby 3,000 square foot retail space Building amenities include pool, rooftop deck, club room and fitness center LOCATION DETAILS 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY White Plains, situated just 25 miles north of Manhattan, is a residential community of nearly 57,000. The population triples during the day as workers, shoppers, and visitors arrive by car, rail, bus and plane. White Plains is home to the county’s largest concentration of retail activity. The revitalized downtown features outstanding restaurants, boutiques and nightlife. The downtown area has become a corporate hub attracting high technology firms, major corporations, and colleges/universities. With more than 3,000 units of residential housing built or currently in the approval process in downtown, it will soon become a major residential neighborhood as well. White Plains is viewed as one of the most attractive and desirable cities in the state in which to live, work, shop and play. It offers a comprehensive, efficient, multi-modal public transportation system and is the gateway to both metropolitan and upstate New York. White Plains is a suburban city with a full accompaniment of urban amenities. White Plains Metro-North Train Station With a five minute walk to the train and average travel times into Manhattan on the Harlem Line of 31-55 minutes, The Continuum is an ideal transit orientated building. The White Plains station is the busiest Westchester Metro-North station outside of Grand Central Terminal. Its downtown location makes it convenient to commuters, as well as ideally situated not far from many businesses and office buildings. Beginning March 2018, the Metro-North Railroad will start work on a $94 million renovation of the White Plains station. The renovations are working towards making the station “safe, brighter, cleaner and easier to navigate.” Improvements will include updated signs, benches, improved platforms, and stronger Wi-Fi. Plans also include upgrading bathrooms, LED lighting, new panels, ceiling tiles and fixtures. TOWER I FLOOR PLAN 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY 3,000 SQUARE FEET Tower I | Option 1 - 3,000 SF TOWER I FLOOR PLAN 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY 1,282 SQUARE FEET Tower I | Option 2 - 1,282 SF TOWER II FLOOR PLAN 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY 1,533 & 1,565 SQUARE FEET RETAIL A-1 STAIR STOCK ABOVE STOCK RETAIL A-2 Tower II | Retail A-1 1,565 SF and Retail A-2 1,533 SF NEIGHBOORHOOD INFORMATION 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY NEIGHBORHOOD RETAILERS RECENT AREA LEASES • Walmart • Dannon Yogurt—80,000+ Square Feet • Target • New York Life—150,000 Square Feet • CVS • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation—101,000 Square • Morton’s Steakhouse Feet • Whole Foods • Jägermeister —30,000 Square Feet • The Cheesecake Factory • Hospital for Special Surgery —50,000 Square Feet • Nordstrom Rack • ENT & Allergy Associates’ —40,000 Square Feet • Stop & Shop • Five Guy’s • Panera • New York Sports Clubs • Chipotle • Uno Pizzeria & Grill • The Westchester Mall • The Galleria Mall MAJOR AREA EMPLOYERS AREA SCHOOLS • Allegiance Financial COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES • ITT Corporation • The College of Westchester • Nokia • Fordham University, Westchester Campus • Heineken USA • Berkeley College • Alliance Bernstein K-12 • Xylem • 5 Elementary Schools • Bunge and Combe • Dannon Yogurt • 2 Middle Schools • Fifth Street Finance Corp • 1 High School • New York Power Authority • Krasdale Foods MAP AND DEMOGRAPHICS 55 BANK STREET, WHITE PLAINS, NY DEMOGRAPHICS Offering subject to errors, omissions, change of price or withdrawal without notice. This brochure is intended for information purposes only and is not considered a solicitation..
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