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Flatiron Fifth Avenue 1,600Sf Ground Level | 700Sf Lower Level Flatiron Fifth Avenue Tremendous Brand Exposure Live. Work. Shop. P lay. Flatiron Fifth Avenue 1,600sf Ground Level | 700sf Lower Level Flatiron Fifth Avenue Tremendous Brand Exposure · 23ft frontage on Fifth Avenue · Compass Headquarters at 90 Fifth Avenue · Steps from the second busiest subway station · Midtown South—Live, Work, Shop, Play in NYC with 34 million riders annually · Located at the intersection of fashion, fitness, · Surrounded by 90,000 students and food and tech 140,000 employees · Surrounded by affluent young professionals in · Soaring ceiling heights Gramercy, Chelsea, Flatiron and Broadway Possession Immediate Neighboring Retailers Frontage 23' frontage on Fifth Avenue Levi’s, Forever 21, Anthropologie, Nike, Banana Republic, Ground Level 1,600sf J.Crew, ALDO, Zara, H&M, Gap, Athleta, Sephora, Yelp, Lower Level 700sf Whole Foods, Bonobos, Free People, Dylan’s Candy, Ceiling Height 16'-0" lululemon athletica, SoulCycle, Apple, Adobe Systems, Knewton, NET-A-PORTER and MasterCard’s Tech Hub Ground Level Lower Level TD Bank Space A 700sf TD Bank Space A 1,600sf ft 70 14th Street 14th Fifth Avenue 23ft N 21th Street 20 Street New Balance Michael Kors Brooks Beecher’s Barbounia L’Express Cafe Lens Crafters Intermix Brothers Handmade Cheese Bravo Pizza Ligne Roset Sushi Samba TUMI Equinox Craftbar Shoegasm Vince Camuto Big Daddy’s Diner Tory American Fishs AMC Bank Burch Apparel Sephora Eddy Loews of America Azuki Sushi 19 Street Aveda Madewell ABC ABC Cocina Chase Morton’s Grille Carpet White House Duane Reade ABC Carpet & Home Black Market Victoria’s Secret G-Star Hästens Sit Down NY Express H&M Andy’s Deli Sleepy’s Flushing Bank 18 Street Athleta Banana Paragon Fresh Haru CVS Republic Bluemercury Clarke’s Standard Fraiche Maxx Gap Scotch & Soda Sephora Zara True Religion SoulCycle W Hotel Gap Kids Chipotle ALDO Steve Madden Salon Rye Gap Geox Barnes Elizabeth 201 Bar Hale & Hearty & Hale Jatel House Body Journelle Inn Dig Pret Petco & Noble Arden & Restaurant 17 Street lululemon Bonobos Trevi Deli athletica McDonald’s Ennju Dunkin’ J.Crew Chop’t Bank of Donuts America Aritzia Maoz Dylan’s Things Joe Fresh Anthropologie Good Olde Candy Bar The Children’s Place 16 Street Paul Smith Coach Coffee Shop TGI Fridays Free People Union Square Vitamin Shoppe CitiBank Intimacy Ballroom Union Square Dramatics NYC Park Babies “R” Us 7 For All American Eagle Union Square West Union Square Park Avenue South Eddie Bauer Fifth Avenue Mankind Outfitters Daryl Roth Theatre 15 Street Pier 1 Imports HSBC Starbucks GNC Panera Sketchers The Food Emporium Au Bon Pain Staples FedEx Best Buy Ricky’s Lush TD Bank Chase Baked by Melissa Reebok Mobile 14 Street N Q R L 4 5 6 Cohen CVS Optical DSW Rack Whole Reade Duane Foods Bank of of Bank America T-Mobile Broadway Lucille Aerosoles Forever 21 Forever Nordstrom Strawberry Game Stop Game Roberts One Capital Rehoboth Burlington The New School Spa Coat Factory Cohen’s Citibank The New School Duane Reade Jamba Juice Cosi Regal Cinemas 13 Street rfr.com Jordan S. Claffey rfrspace.com 212 308 2061 [email protected] 12th Street.
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