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The Park Square Building Available 400 Sf 400/1,105/3,091 Sf Back Bay Saint James Avenue Retail Opportunity 31 Saint James Avenue :: Boston, Ma Boylston Street FOR LEASE FEATURES SITE PLAN BERKELEY STREET Entrance • 400/1,105/3,091 SF available, including vented food opportunity • Full block between Arlington and Berkeley Streets AVAILABLE • Area hotels include Back Bay Hotel (former Jurys), Four Seasons, Taj Hotel 3,091 SF and The Park Plaza Hotel (VENTED) • New co-tenants include Bacco’s Wine & Cheese, Circle Furniture, Reebok COLOR COPY CrossFit and Samurai Sushi • Along with the 460,000 SF of office space located at 31 Saint James AVAILABLE Avenue, nearby office buildings include the John Hancock Tower and 1,105 SF Liberty Mutual’s headquarters • Nearby retail neighbors include David Bartons Fitness, Davio’s, Grill 23, 26' PARK SQUARE CAFÉ Post 390, Liquid Art House, Smith & Wollensky, Strega Strip, Tico and more CAFE MED SAMURAI SUSHI 30' 55' 18' BACK BAY SANDWICH THE PARK SQUARE BUILDING AVAILABLE 400 SF 400/1,105/3,091 SF BACK BAY SAINT JAMES AVENUE JAMES SAINT RETAIL OPPORTUNITY 31 SAINT JAMES AVENUE :: BOSTON, MA BOYLSTON STREET BOYLSTON RINALDI’S SHOE REPAIR 30' BACCO’S WINE & CHEESE 110 ' 26' 160' Entrance ARLINGTON STREET (Dimensions are approximate) FOR MORE Andrea DeSimone INFORMATION Vice President +1 617 912 6873 [email protected] www.cbre-ne.com www.cbre-ne.com 33 Arch Street, 28th Floor • Boston, Massachusetts 02110 +1 617 912 7000 • Fax+1 617 912 7001 33 Arch Street, 28th Floor • Boston, MA 02110 • © 2015 CBRE, Inc. This information has been obtained from sources believed reliable. We have not verified it and make no guarantee, warranty or +1 617 912 7000 Fax+1 617 912 7001 representation about it. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates used are for example only and do not represent the current or future performance of the property. You and your advisors should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property to determine to your satisfaction the suitability of the CB Richard Ellis – N.E. Partners, LP, a CBRE Joint Venture CB Richard Ellis – N.E. Partners, LP, a CBRE Joint Venture property for your needs. The photos herein are the property of their respective owners and use of these images without the consent of the owner is prohibited. FURNITURE SHOWROOMS/STORES T CHARLES STREET E WITHIN NEIGHBORHOOD E R BOSTON PUBLIC GARDENS BOSTON COMMON T S 1 RESTORATION HARDWARE N O T G 2 POMPANOOSUC MILLS N COMMONWEALTH AVENUE I H S 3 NEENA’S LIGHTING COMMONWEALTH MALL TANTRIC A 12 W 4 THOS. MOSER COMMONWEALTH AVENUE TEATRO COLONIAL THEATRE 5 CIRCLE FURNITURE 6 LANDRY & ARCARI BOYLSTON STREET 4 9 11 ESSEX STREET 7 MITCHELL GOLD/BOB WILLIAMS 8 SHOWROOM COLLEZIONE PARISH CAFE TREMONT STREET 9 BULTHAUP, LIGNE ROSET BOSTON NEWBURY STREET TANTRIC 10 10 SIEMATIC BOSTON 1 2 3 ARLINGTON STREET OSTRA 11 M2L 4 BACK BAY 12 ROCHE BOBOIS 5 THEATRE DISTRICT STUART STREET PLUS OVER 40 ART GALLERIES ON NEWBURY STREET BOYLSTON STREET WILBUR THEATRE MAJOR OFFICE BUILDINGS CHARLES STREET 2 31 SAINT JAMES AVENUE WANG THEATRE SAINT JAMES AVENUE 1 JOHN HANCOCK TOWER - 1,755,398 SF 6 BERKELEY STREET THE REVERE HOTEL BOSTON COMMON SHUBERT THEATRE 2 500 BOYLSTON STREET - 706,864 SF EMERALD LOUNGE 6 8 3 200 BERKELEY STREET - 651,000 SF ROYALE CLARENDON STREET 3 4 501 BOYLSTON STREET - 607,685 SF CHARLES PLAYHOUSE TUFTS MEDICAL 5 LIBERTY MUTUAL BUILDING - 600,000 SF 5 CENTER 6 10 SAINT JAMES AVENUE - 565,785 SF 1 STUART STREET THE STANHOPE GRILLE HOTELS 7 BAY VILLAGE COLUMBUS AVENUE 2015 DEMOGRAPHICS 0.25 MILES 0.5 MILES 0.75 MILES 1 MILE MISTRAL BACK BAY STATION 90 Estimated Population 3,582 23,393 54,292 84,410 (MBTA/AMTRAK) Estimated Households 2,285 11,985 28,504 44,995 Estimated Average Household Income $133,572 $130,410 $121,737 $108,858 SOUTH END Employees 54,578 105,666 170,747 315,519 CBRE and the CBRE logo are service marks of CBRE, Inc. and/or its affiliated or related companies in the United States and other countries. All other marks displayed on this document are the property of their respective owners. THE PARK SQUARE BUILDING 400/1,105/3,091 SF BACK BAY RETAIL OPPORTUNITY 31 SAINT JAMES AVENUE :: BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
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