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91-19-Queens-Boulevard.Pdf 91-19 THE RETAIL AT queens boulevard STATISTICS WITHIN 1/2 MILE 27 million shoppers within 2 blocks 7.1 million annual ridership - Woodhaven Blvd 41,353 residents $69,617 avg household income 30% of residents are millennials 30% of residents own their homes 40% of residents own a car queens Available for the first time in 40 years 2-tenant scenario Familiar Control 55 Washington Street, STE 304 Brooklyn NY 11201 03/28/2018 718.362.6036 91-19 Queens Blvd Exterior via Queens Blvd - Dual Tenant 91-19 QUEENS BOULEVARD - REGO PARK, QUEENS, NY 11373 56.69' Size Frontage 17.5' Space A (Corner)* Ground Floor 2,600 SF 131’7” AVENUE Lower Level 2,700 SF TH 51’4” 59 Space B (Inline)* 25.00' Ground Floor 1,018 SF 20’7” Lower Level 1,000 SF * Spaces A & B can be combined Billboard AVENUE Size (14’ x 48’) 672 SF 50.00' TH A B C 55’ 59 COMMENTS • Corner retail and billboard opportunity in one of the most trafficked 4-way intersections in Queens • Billboard viewable to over 275,000 Vehicles Per Day • Directly across from Queens Center Mall with 27 million visitors annually 25’2” 20’7” 24.95 • Steps away from the Q11 Q21 Q29 Q52 Q53 Q59 Q38 Q60 bus lines and the Woodhaven subway lines with 7,120,037 annual QUEENS BLVD riders Queens Boulevard 51st Ave. Van Kleeck Street Street Kleeck Kleeck Van Van Simonson St. St. Simonson Simonson Annual NYC subway Ridership 52nd Ave. Grand Avenue - Newtown - 5,995,764 53rd Ave. Goldsmith St. 90th Street 90th Codwise Pl. Street 90th 92nd Street 92nd Grand Avenue Street 92nd 94th Street 94th Justice Ave. Street 94th 54th Ave. 53rd Ave. 55th Ave. Junction Blvd. Junction Junction Blvd. Junction 55 Ave. 54th Ave. 96th Street Street 96th 96th 97th Place 97th 97th Place 97th 97th Street 97th Haspel Street Street 97th 98th Street 98th Seabury Street Street 98th 56th Ave. 55th Ave. QUEENS PLACE 84th Street Van Horn Street 56th Ave. 90th Street 90th Queens Boulevard - 37, Street 00090th VPD 55th Rd. 99th Street 57th Ave. 57 Ave. Annual NYC subway Ridership 56th Ave. 94th Street 55th Ave. 54th Ave. Woodhaven Blvd. - 7,120,037 58 Ave. Junction Blvd. 83rd Street 57th Ave. 55th Rd. 82nd Street Hoffman Dr. QUEENS CENTER MALL Transportation 59 Ave. 80th Street 56th Ave. 57th Rd. Q11 Q21 Q38 Q29 Q52 Annual NYC subway Ridership Q53 Woodhaven Blvd. - 7,120,037Q59 60 Ave. 57th Ave. Q60 58th Ave. 57th Rd. 50,000 VPD Woodhaven Blvd Long Island Expy - 187,000 VPD 62nd Ave. 58th Ave. 98th Street 84th Pl. 60th Ave. 79th Street 99th Street 80th Street Junction Blvd. 81st Street 60th Rd. 62nd Rd. 83rd Place 62nd Ave. 82nd Street 83rd Street 60th Ave. 62nd Dr. 62nd Dr. 84th Street Elliot Avenue 60th Rd. 85th Street 60th Dr. 97th Street Saunders Street 63rd Ave. Booth Street Elliot Avenue 62nd Ave. Wetherole Street 63rd Rd. 61st Rd. 98th Street Austin Street 99th Street Alderton Street 63rd Dr. 63rd Ave. Woodhaven Blvd. Woodhaven 64th Ave. Saunders Street 63rd Dr. Booth Street 64th Rd. Wetherole Street 65th Ave. 64th Rd. 65th Rd. Saunders Street 66th Ave. 66th Rd. CONTACT OUR EXCLUSIVE BROKERS JEFF WINICK, CEO 212 792 2601 [email protected] DANIEL D. DEPASQUALE THE RETAIL AT 212 792 2652 [email protected] 91-19 THOMAS CALIENDO 212 792 2617 queens [email protected] DANIELLE WINICK boulevard 212 792 2628 [email protected] Winick Realty Group LLC - Licensed Real Estate Brokers 655 3rd Avenue - 17th Floor New York, NY 10017 - www.winick.us ALTHOUGH ALL INFORMATION REGARDING PROPERTY FOR SALE, RENTAL OR FINANCING IS FROM SOURCES DEEMED RELIABLE SUCH INFORMATION HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED, AND NO EXPRESS REP- RESENTATION IS MADE NOR IS ANY TO BE IMPLIED AS TO THE ACCURACY THEREOF, AND IT IS SUBMIT- TED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS, PRIOR SALE, LEASE OR FINANCING, OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE..
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