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T H E R E T a I L a T 6 0 8 F I F T H a V E N T h e R e t a i l A t 6 0 8 F i f t h A v e n u e 2 PRIME RETAIL OPPORTUNITY Boasting 20,000 - 45,000 square feet of large-scale retail, 608 Fifth Avenue sits prominently on the world’s most coveted shopping corridor. Located on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 49th Street in Rockefeller Center, the retail space gives way to 59 feet of frontage on Fifth Avenue and 140 feet of frontage on 49th Street. Proximity to some of the world’s best shopping, hotels, and dining are only a few of the exclusive benefits accompanying thisprime retail location. 5 7 Farley Post Office Port Authority Bus Terminal Madison Square Garden Top of The Rock 7 EXTENSION Rockefeller Center 1 2 3 A C E 608 A C E Penn Station 7 8TH AVE 1 2 3 W 43RD ST Times Square W 56TH ST W 57THN STQ R Central Park BROADWAY W 58TH STW 59TH ST S W 52ND ST The Peninsula Hotel B D F M W 34TH ST W 35TH ST W 36TH ST AVE OF THE AMERICAS B D F M W 33RD ST W 37TH ST W 38TH ST W 39TH ST W 40TH ST W 41ST ST N Q R W 45TH ST W 46TH ST Bryant Park W 44TH ST W 46TH ST Lord & Taylor St. Regis Hotel The Plaza Hotel W 42ND ST E 47TH ST Empire State Building FIFTH AVE E 48TH ST FIFTH AVE Grand Central Terminal E 49TH ST Bergdorf Goodman MADISON AVE E 54TH ST E 55TH ST New York Public Library S St. Patrick’s Cathedral Apple Store 4 5 6 Saks Fifth Avenue PARK AVE 4 5 6 New Entrance to LEXINGTON AVE Subway & Grand Central Terminal Waldorf Astoria 7 E 48TH ST E 47TH ST E 49TH ST E 50TH ST E 51ST ST E 52NDTHIRD ST AVE E 53RD ST E 54TH ST E 55TH ST E 37TH ST E 38TH ST E 39TH ST E 40TH ST E 41ST ST E 42ND ST E 44TH ST E 46TH ST E 43RD ST E 45TH ST E 46TH ST M E SECOND AVE NEW YORK CITY DEMOGRAPHICS New York metropolitan area population: Nearly 20 million New York City population: More than 8.2 million Manhattan population: 1.6 million TOURISM New York City is the nation’s largest Central Business District with 52 million visitors in 2012 $32 billion was spent by visitors in 2012 BUSINESS AND FINANCE Home to the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ New York City estimated 2012 gross city product of $448 billion 410 million square foot office market in New York City More than 200 newspapers and 350 consumer magazines have an office in New York City 45 Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in New York City New York City’s film industry is the nation’s second largest after Hollywood 30 Venture Capital Firms are based in New York City with 14 more operating outposts 9 E 60TH ST CENTRAL PARK Crate & Barrel E 59TH ST Bally AVE Apple Porsche Design FIFTH AVE AVE PARK PARK AVE PARK SIXTH Plaza Hotel FAO Schwarz MADISON AVE E 58TH ST Bergdorf Men’s UGG Fogal Shanghai Tang Furla Semoneta Gloves Bergdorf Goodman Gilan Lalique Mulberry Saint Laurent Dior Mont Blanc Van Cleef & Arpels Louis Vuitton Breitling Burberry Miu Miu Chanel Coach Prada E 57TH ST Bvlgari Tiffany & Co. Geox Piaget Alain Mikli Tourneau Mikimoto Niketown Folli Follie Trump Tower Prada Lacoste Abercrombie & Fitch Gucci Prada E 56TH ST Harry Winston Armani Escada Henri Bendel Dolce & Gabbana The Walking Company Omega Oxford Clothes Robert Marc Breguet Allen Edmonds E 55TH ST De Beers Dunhill Wempe Hotel Emilio Pucci Swarovski Officine Panerai Bottega Veneta The Peninsula Hickey Freeman Lindt M.A.C Cosmetics St. Regis Hotel Massimo Dutti Links London E 54TH ST Gap Diesel Johnston & Murphy Talbots Tommy Hilfiger Tumi Eileen Fisher Fendi Fredi Pisano Stuart Weitzman Victor Hugo Marmi Blanc De Chine Pink E 53RD ST Uniqlo St. John’s yTo watch Rolex Swatch Cellini Hollister Lindt Verdi & Kennedy Ermenegildo Zegna Tourneau Watches Bolton’s Zara Salvatore Ferragamo Lanciani H.L. Purdy Opticians E 52ND ST Cartier Loft Gale Grant Jewelry Juicy Couture Versace A.R. Trapp Godiva Gant Opticians H. Stern Jewelry Muska Bags H&M Armani Exchange Jimmy Choo Express E 51ST ST Brooks Brothers Del Frisco’s Grill Wells Façonnable Fargo QUARE The Body Shop Berlitz S Pulse Sports Club Fire Zone Sushi Ann Just Salad Banana Republic Cafe Bistro TIMES Equinox Cathedral New York Palace St. Patrick’s ROCKEFELLER CENTER ROCKEFELLER Radio City Music Hall Anthropologie Brassiere Ruhlman Gilt Restaurant Chipotle E 50TH ST Nine West J. Crew Cole Haan Florsheim Eden Fine Arts Charles Schwab Coach Shoes Godiva Delfino Papyrus Pylones Lego Store Jewelers Erwin Pearl CHANNEL GARDENS Jets Shop Louis Martin Saks Fifth Avenue Burberry Brit Aerosoles Metropolitan CENTER Museum of Art Store ROCKEFELLER Magnolia Longchamp Tumi La Maison du Chocolate Tossed Tri Tip Grill Burberry E*Trade Bakery NBC Studios Michael Kors Berkday Caterers E 49TH ST Brookstone American Girl Place Starbucks Sunglass Hut Aldo Pret Aritzia United Colors Of Benetton Bread & Co Sephora Men’s Wearhouse Scottrade Cosi Mendy’s AJ Maxwell’s Grill Haru First Republic Bank Nintendo World Citi Bank Dean & Deluca Ann Taylor Ted Baker Starbucks E 48TH ST NBA Store Andrew’s Ties Robert Marc PARK AVE PARK AVE PARK Treasurly By Dim’a FIFTH AVE SIXTH AVE Muska Bags Kestenbaum & Weisner Lauren Madison Jewelers MADISON AVE E 47TH ST Jewelers on Fifth Guess J. Press 608 Little Miss Men’s Wearhouse Matched Socks Charles Tyrwhitt E 46TH ST AVE VANDERBILT Sarar De Picciotto My Suit Morellato Tommy Bahama Clarks E 45TH ST Michael C. Fina J. Crew Fossil Paul Stuart Cohen’s Fashion Optical Johnston & Murphy Chase Bank Barami Brooks Brothers Nine West E 44TH ST Orvis Best Buy Coach Botticelli Allen Edmonds Daffy’s Urban Outfitters TERMINAL E 43RD ST Joe Fresh Easy Spirit GRAND CENTRAL Ann Taylor Shoe Mania ZARA H&M E 42ND ST Sephora EMPIRE StATE BUILDING E 41ST ST NEW YORK BRYANT PARK 10 PUBLIC LIBRARY BCBG Maxazria E 40TH ST FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY Fifth Avenue is the premier luxury retail district in North America—boasting flagship stores and boutiques for some of the world’s most elite department stores and designers, luxury jewelers, exquisite restaurants, and internationally renowned hotels. New York City attracts 52 million tourists annually. Visitor spending has increased 70% since 2010. New York City is also home to more than 57 billionaires and 720,000 millionaires, making it the wealthiest city in the country. Fifth Avenue is one of the most trafficked streets and produces some of the highest retail sales in the world. The New York Metropolitan Area tops the list of metro-area wealth centers and its total number of millionaires is greater than the combined total of the next three largest centers—Los Angeles, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. Additionally, the New York Metropolitan Area leads the nation in its population of ultra high net worth individuals with 7,720 people in the area with a net worth of $30 million or more. 608 Fifth Avenue sits in the heart of the largest office market in the world. Approximately 410 million square feet of office space exists in New York City, of which 392 million is located in Manhattan. Manhattan’s office inventory is greater than the next 5 largest U.S. markets combined and features some of the most iconic and desired office properties in the world. 608 Fifth Avenue’s central location in the Midtown Manhattan submarket places it at the epicenter for business and activity in the world. 11 T H E R E T A I L O P P O R T U N I T Y 608 FLOOR PLAN 49TH STREET 139'- 5” GROUND LEVEL UP DN FIFTH AVENUE 58'- 7” DN DN FR 2ND UP FR C DN TO C UP TO 2ND FE UP DN AvaILABLE Space: 10,172 SF CEILING HEIGHT: 17’-4” 14 FLOOR PLAN 49TH STREET SECOND LEVEL FIFTH AVENUE DN FR 3RD TO 3RD UP OPEN TO DN DN TO 1ST BELOW UP OPEN TO UP FR 1ST BELOW FE UP DN ROOF BELOW AvaILABLE Space: 11,565 sf CEILING HEIGHT: 18’-6” 15 FLOOR PLAN 49TH STREET THIRD LEVEL ROOF BELOW FIFTH AVENUE UP UP FE DN DN TO 2ND DN TO UP FR 2ND UP ROOF BELOW AvaILABLE Space: 10,750 sf CEILING HEIGHT: 12’-6” 16 FLOOR PLAN 49TH STREET CELLAR LEVEL FIFTH AVENUE UP DN UP TO 1ST DN FR 1ST FE UP DN AvaILABLE Space: 11,800 sf CEILING HEIGHT: 15’-3” 17 ABOUT VORNADO Realty TRUST LEASING INFORMATION Vornado Realty Trust is a preeminent owner, manager and developer of office, retail and residential assets. Its portfolio of over 100 million square feet includes nationally recognized properties such as The Bloomberg Tower and the New York Stock Exchange headquarters in New York City, the retail block front of 1540 Broadway in Times Square, the 555 California Street skyscraper in San Francisco, and the Sherri White historic Merchandise Mart in Chicago. [email protected] 212-894-7982 Vornado Realty Trust is one of the largest publicly traded REITs in the nation and an S&P 500 constituent. In 2012 Vornado commemorated 50 years on the New York Stock Exchange. Jamie Kendall Vornado is Manhattan’s largest owner/manager of urban retail, controlling over 2.7 million square feet in 50 properties situated in the most [email protected] prestigious, expensive, and highly trafficked retail corridors in New York City including Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue, Times Square, 212-894-7962 Herald Square-34th Street, and SoHo.
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