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130 First Avenue 130 FIRST AVENUE BETWEEN 7TH STREET & SAINT MARKS PLACE | EAST VILLAGE, NEW YORK CITY AS EXCLUSIVE AGENTS WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING RETAIL OPPORTUNITY FOR DIRECT LEASE: APPROXIMATE SIZE Ground Floor: 500 Square Feet ASKING RENT $8,500 Per Month FRONTAGE 10 Feet TERM Negotiable POSSESSION Immediate NEIGHBORS Crif Dogs, Please Don’t Tell, Five Tacos, Timna, East Village Books, Good Night Sonny, East Vil- lage Wines, Lime Tree Market, Doc Holiday, East Village Social, V-Bar, Odessa Restaurant, Yuca Bar COMMENTS • White Box • Can Be Vented JAMES FAMULARO MAX SWERDLOFF Retail Leasing Division- Senior Director Retail Leasing Division- Associate Director [email protected] [email protected] 646.658.7373 646.780.4902 All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omissions, modifications, removal of the listing from sale or lease, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by Eastern Consolidated. This information may include estimates and projections prepared by Eastern Consolidated with respect to future events, and these future events may or may not actually occur. Such estimates and projections reflect various assumptions concerning anticipated results. While Eastern Consolidated believes these assumptions are reasonable, there can be no assurance that any of these estimates and projections will be correct. Therefore, actual results may vary materially from these estimates and projections. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate. 130 FIRST AVENUE BETWEEN 7TH STREET & SAINT MARKS PLACE | EAST VILLAGE, NEW YORK CITY FLOORPLAN Available 500 SF JAMES FAMULARO MAX SWERDLOFF Retail Leasing Division- Senior Director Retail Leasing Division- Associate Director [email protected] [email protected] 646.658.7373 646.780.4902 All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omissions, modifications, removal of the listing from sale or lease, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by Eastern Consolidated. This information may include estimates and projections prepared by Eastern Consolidated with respect to future events, and these future events may or may not actually occur. Such estimates and projections reflect various assumptions concerning anticipated results. While Eastern Consolidated believes these assumptions are reasonable, there can be no assurance that any of these estimates and projections will be correct. Therefore, actual results may vary materially from these estimates and projections. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate. RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL VA NY HARBOR HEALTHCARE RESIDENTIAL The Crystal House SYSTEM - MANHATTAN CAMPUS H (69 UNITS) ONE MADISON PARK THE PIERMONT RESIDENTIAL PETER COOPER VILLAGE (210 Units) THE CHELSEA 21 Residential Buildings 2,493 Apartments Residential Development 37 Unit 7 Story, Proposed 228 East 20th Street FDR FDR CHERRY STREET CHERRY GRAND STREET GRAND HOOK PARK HOOK DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY CORLEARS DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY FDR BARUCH PLACE BARUCH STREET SOUTH EAST HOUSTON EAST EAST HOUSTON EAST DRIVE JACKSON STREET STREET WATER MADISON STREET MADISON RESIDENTIAL BARUCH LEWIS STREET STUYVESANT PEDESTRIAN PATH BARUCH DRIVE BROOME STREET BROOME JACKSON STREET DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY CANNON STREET 35 Residential Buildings GOUVEMEUR SLIP 8,757 Apartments PEDESTRIAN PATH STREET TH BARUCH DRIVE EAST HOUSTON EAST EAST HOUSTON EAST BROOME STREET BROOME MADISON STREET MADISON EAST 6 GOUVEMEUR SLIP 36 PIER BARUCH DRIVE COLUMBIA STREET PEDESTRIAN PATH GOUVEMEUR STREET RESIDENTIAL STREET WATER COLUMBIA STREET GRAND STREET GRAND RESIDENTIAL FDR AVENUE D AVENUE D AVENUE D AVENUE D AVENUE D AVENUE D TOWN STREET HENRY SOUTH STREET SOUTH MONROE STREET MONROE NYU DORM STREET MADISON DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY STREET Parking Garage DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY TH GOUVENEUR STREET RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL MONTGOMERY STREET STREET SHERIFF STREET EAST 10 TH BIALYSTOKER STREET STREET CHERRY E. 15 EAST HOUSTON EAST EAST HOUSTON EAST SZOLD PLACE BROADWAY EAST CLINTON STREET PIER 35 PIER PITT STREET STANTON STREET STANTON PITT STREET PITT STREET STREET MADISON MONTGOMERY STREET EAST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN CLINTON STREET FISH PARK FISH HAMILTON Kansas Gallery Liberty Tax Fine Fare Fine Fare Adinah’s Farm Adinah’s France Dessert Ms. Bubble’s Pitt Pizza Pitt PITT STREET Laundromat STREET HENRY AVENUE C AVENUE C AVENUE C LOISAIDA AVENUE AVENUE C Shop Jacob Excell Market Excell DEVELOPMENT SITE STREET GRAND Cook Center Cook RIDGE STREET Grammer School Grammer BROOME STREET BROOME Royale Arcane Cafecito Barnyard Bike Cult Esperanto 1 JACKSON SQUARE Metro Pcs RIDGE STREET Yankee Deli Yankee EAST BROADWAY EAST Urban Space STREET DELANCEY Lebrini’s Pizza Lebrini’s Babel Lounge 33 UNITS Alphabet Deli Zum Schneider FDR The Summit Bar STREET DELANCEY Alex Shoe Store School Nursery & Care Day All My Children’s My All The Sunburnt Cow Recycle A Bicycle Wholesome Foods Santos Variety EAST HOUSTON EAST Step-Up Barber Shop NYU DORM Beauty & Nails Jin’s EAST HOUSTON EAST HUDSON LOFTS CONDOS C Dental Center Ave RESIDENTIAL The Museum Of Relevent 47 UNITS KINGDOM HALL CHURCH RIDGE STREET STREET SOUTH Maple SCHOOL Avenue (Dance Project Center) (Dance Project Avenue CLINTON STREET AMALIA CASTRO AMALIA SCHOOL NATHAN STRAUS NATHAN RIVINGTON STREET RIVINGTON STREET Sanctuary NYC STREET STREET STREET STREET STREET TH STREET STREET STREET STREET STREET TH RD STREET TH TH TH TH TH STREET TH TH ATTORNEY STREET ND TH TH Dee Basement Barber Shop Barber Basement Dee Rivington Music STREET STANTON The Delancey EAST 3 EAST 10 E.14 EAST 5 EAST 4 EAST 7 EAST 9 Voz EAST 11 Rehearsal Studios EAST 6 EAST 8 EAST 12 2 EAST Stay Classy New York STREET CHERRY EAST 13 CLINTON STREET Black Cat LES Phatory ATTORNEY STREET JEFFERSON STREET AVENUE C LOOP SF - 4,000 GARDEN OUTDOOR AVENUE C SF - 13,000 CENTER COMMUNITY OETTSHCNE 500SF - 55,000 CENTER TISCH ROBERT SITE 6 - 2018 - 6 SITE CROSSING P.S. 142 P.S. CLINTON STREET Totah Gallery Melani Pizzeria ESSEX Garo Project Space Project Lowlife Theresa Byrnes Theresa MADISON STREET MADISON RUTGERS STREET Chari & Co. NYC Black Crescent Gema Fleishman Gema RESIDENTIAL Cibao Pig & Khao & Pig Parkside Lounge Parkside CLINTON STREET 176 Stanton Apollo Restaurant Lora Sroka Lora Condos 37 0CitnStreet 50 Clinton Marm Cafe STREET GRAND (PRE-K THROUGH 6TH GRADE) 6TH THROUGH (PRE-K ST. BRIGID SCHOOL ST. David Owen’s THE EARTH SCHOOL EARTH THE 2018 Opening 30,000 SF on LOWER LEVEL LOWER on SF 30,000 BROOME STREET BROOME EAST HOUSTON EAST Vintage Clothing LEVEL SECOND on SF 22,000 Zee’s Petshop Zee’s Sheen Brothers Inc. Sheen Brothers PROPOSED Bang On STREET DELANCEY RESIDENTIAL Amaran Horus EAST HOUSTON EAST Casimir RETAIL SF 70,000 Manitobas East Side Ink DELANCEY STREET DELANCEY East Side Gourmet Deli Donostia Poco Restaurant & Bar RENTALS 211 Sigmond Pretzel Shop Sigmond Pretzel Lower East Side Credit Union Lower East Side Credit Montessori School Solo PIzza & Dinges Waffles Barber Shop 15 STORY BUILDING STORY 15 Nonna’s Pizzeria Nonna’s SITE 5 - 2018-2019 - 5 SITE HENRY STREET HENRY CROSSING Cornerstone Cafe CLINTON STREET ESSEX The Whales The PIKE SLIP 7115 By Szeki June 2017 June Demo and ground breaking in breaking ground and Demo New York Sushi Ko Sushi York New ratio affordable/market 50/50 JEFFERSON STREET AVENUE B AVENUE B AVENUE B building rental use Mixed RETAIL SPACE / FOOD HALL FOOD / SPACE RETAIL AVENUE B Burgery The AVENUE B / GARDEN STREET BROOME SUFFOLK STREET SITE 4 - 2019 - 4 SITE Atlas Cafe Atlas Alife Laura & Melinda CROSSING ESSEX Tapeo 29 Tapeo Cocoa Bar Cocoa Yopparai Donnybrook Speedy Romeo Speedy PIKE SLIP Ariel’s Latin Bistro Ramen Ivan Streits One Fifty One Soy Espresso Fonda Antibes Bistro Antibes Salon 13 Josie’s NY Spreadhouse Clinton Flower Shop Gallery H STREET RIVINGTON Laurel Gitlen Laurel Eleven B St 9th Croxley’s Shampoo Coyi Cafe Goat Milk Urban Motion China Wok 40 Condos Stop 1 Deli Kate’s Joint Kate’s DEVELOPMENT Mama’s Bar Mama’s Gruppo Laundromat Bakery Prohibition Dry Cleaners Maiden Lane SUFFOLK STREET BROADWAY EAST I Caesar Tattoo Boxcar Lounge Barber Discovery Wine Discovery Parlor Salon Lisa G STREET STANTON Roberto Ciao for Now Blind Black Iron Gallery Clemente Woodhouse Spainc Akino Salon Cooley Cafe Buon Gusto East Village Finest Deli Project Center & Lounge Bistro Affaire Independent H 1HRFlowers.com Station Les Subject Les Tease NYC NEW DEVELOPMENT Horsehoe Bar Vazac’s Cubo Ace of Cuts Baber ODA THE GREENWICH LANE SUFFOLK STREET Balvanera RUTGERS STREET Love Shine Mazeish 2017 of end PARK Demo and ground breaking by breaking ground and Demo and art. Market rate condos, rate Market art. and RESIDENTIAL fashion on focusing shops RETAIL SPACE - Galleries & & Galleries - SPACE RETAIL BROOME STREET GARDEN / / GARDEN STREET BROOME SITE 3 - 2019 - 3 SITE CROSSING ESSEX L 7 BUILDINGS Nigel the Cat John Gabriel Salon NORFOLK STREET STREET CANAL PIKE STREET 200 UNIT RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX SEWARD I RESIDENTIAL Citadel Management The Lavagna NEW N Buenos Aires Saro Baroness Bettie Nurse PIKE STREET Sew-Top Geitlen Laurel Cleaners Cleaners + Cafe 265 EAST HOUSTON STREET HOUSTON EAST 265 E PETER COOPER ROAD NYU DORM STREET NORFOLK STREET Cafe BUILDING RESIDENTIAL STORY 10 TH ESSEX STREET GRAND STREET GRAND STREET
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