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426-430 East 14Th Street RETAIL SPACE 426-430 EAST 14TH STREET 1,700- South block of 14th Street between Avenue A and First Avenue 5,000 SF For Lease EAST VILLAGE NEW YORK | NY SPACE DETAILS LOCATION South block of 14th Street between Avenue A and First Avenue GROUND FLOOR LOWER LEVEL SIZE Ground Floor A 4,792 SF Ground Floor B 1,678 SF Ground Floor C 1,721 SF Lower Level A 2,246 SF CEILING HEIGHTS A Ground Floor 11 FT - 11 FT 5 IN Lower Level* 11 FT 7 IN *slab to slab POSSESSION Immediate NEIGHBORS Trader Joes, Target, Taverna Kyklades, CVS, Momofuku, The Garret East, Westville, Boris & Horton, Baker’s Pizza and Mikey Likes it Ice Cream ABC COMMENTS Directly next to the new Trader Joe’s and across the street from Target Space is located in a dense residential area that includes Alphabet City and Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village with over 11,000 apartments in the complex Adjacent to the L train subway entrance TRANSPORTATION 25 FT 17 FT 6 IN 20 FT 2018 Ridership Report First Avenue - 14th Street EAST 14TH STREET Annual 6,743,140 Weekday 20,998 Weekend 25,688 EAST 23RD STREET EAST 23RD STREET Sally East Spa Side Cafe Gracefully Market Cork Wine & Spirit Gramercy Food Market Synergy Fitness Lucky Chicken EAST 22ND STREET Sona Nails SECOND AVENUE SECOND 8th Wonder Juice Bar Frank’s Trattoria AVENUE FIRST PETER COOPER Malt & Mold VILLAGE PATIENT FIRST MEDICAL CARE 21 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 2,493 APARTMENTS EAST 21ST STREET Bank of America ATM Tal Bagel PETER’S Bangkok 2 FIELD Thai Restaurant Sweet Olive Grocery EAST 20TH STREET EAST 20TH STREET Hane Sushi SECOND AVENUE SECOND Cooper Town Diner FIRST AVENUE FIRST Ibiza Kids AUGUSTUS Cauz for Pawz ST. GAUDEN’S PLAYGROUND EAST 19TH STREET Complete Orthopedic Services Taco Bell Cantina AREA RETAILGracefully Market Gramercy Park Bar Ponce De Leon Federal Bank 20TH STREET LOOP Posto EAST 18TH STREET SECOND AVENUE SECOND FIRST AVENUE FIRST NYU HOSPITAL FOR JOINT DISEASES CENTER FOR CHILDREN H H LOOP AVENUE FIRST STUYVESANT C LOOP AVENUE EAST 17TH STREET PETER COOPER VILLAGE STUYVESANTTOWN TOWN 35 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 8,757 APARTMENTS CONTACT H EXCLUSIVE AGENTS STUYVESANT SQUARE Esquire Pharmacy SECOND AVENUE SECOND FIRST AVENUE FIRST Chameleon Nails David’s Bagels RICHARD SKULNIK [email protected] A’s Organic Cleaners 14TH STREET LOOP 212.750.0756 H Bagel Boss Asium Thai Cuisine EAST 15TH STREET LINDSAY ZEGANS Urban Maid Green [email protected] 426-430 EAST 646.827.9962 Stuyvesant Town 14TH STREET Leasing Oice The Madame Marcos Halal Shoe Espresso Barber Guys Community Repair Shop Ohanlon’s Grocery Joes Parks Eyes Custom Crocodile Hair Daily Papaya Upholstery on 14 Tailors Lounge Trendz Juice Kati Kambi Dog Salt & Pepper EAST 14TH STREET EAST 14TH STREET EAST 14TH STREET EAST 14TH STREET Optyx Artichokes Pizza Petopia Akina Sushi Muzarella Pizza Bright Horizons Brothers Candy & Grocery M&J Lex SECOND AVENUE SECOND Taverna Kyclades Big Arc Chicken AVENUE FIRST Exchange AVENUE C AVENUE AVENUE A AVENUE Vinny Vicenz Jewelry B AVENUE Planet Rose Revolution 2 Bros Pizza Salon Icon IMMACULATE Subway CONCEPTION Bens Barber NEW YORK EYE $1 Dollar Pizza & EAR INFIRMARY CHURCH SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL MEE H&W Hardware East Village Horse Box H Gourmet Deli Senor Pollo Johnny Art Drop O Service Fat Buddha Citadel Redhead Phoenix The Spotted Owl Tavern Perce’s Tavern C McCormack Inc Management Sal’s Deli Grocery Dollar Plus EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET Meadow Komo On the Mark Sembrado Inkstop Tattoo Hampton Market Guerra Print The Roberto East Village Flowers Kumo Sushi Barber Shop Obscura Baroness Clemente Café Michael George Luzzo's La Pizza Tallgrass Burger Keybar M White Bar Hair Center Napoletana Sexy Flow The Garret Gena’s Kuwayana Glitz Nail Little Pakistanian Deli Corp Fashion Nails BSide 150 East 58th Street Baker’s Pizza RESIDENTIAL Little Poland Balade Mikeys Like It Empire Bisquit 15th Floor Ducks Sao Mai Pharmacy Psychic Nigel the Cat Goat Milk New York, NY 10155 Top Beauty Preservation Convive Wine & Spirits Motosino Eatery Santa S’mac Jeepney No Relation Green Ciao Barbara 212.750.6565 Laundromat El Camion Rinaldi Thai Health Academy Eye Armes Terminate Northern Sew-Top for Deli Double Wide 12th Street Ale House Pilates Motorino Terminal East 12th Osteria Hearth Terrior Records Level Race Control Boris & Horton Spy Food Co Cleaners Cubo Now EAST 12TH STREET EAST 12TH STREET EAST 12TH STREET Please visitEAST 12TH us atSTREET ripcony.com for more information Angelica Best Price Stand Up Urban Motion Kingsley East Village Thrift Shop John’s NYC Grill & Deli Av Za’Atar Westminster Bugs John Gabriel Salon SECOND AVENUE SECOND Kitchen Laundromat MRI City Living This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable, The Open Pantry Pizza Stand Up Mri FIRST AVENUE FIRST Neptune but we make no representations as to the accuracyBar Tacoof the information. AVENUE C AVENUE AVENUE A AVENUE Dentist (2nd Flr) Madina Deli NEW RESIDENTIAL B AVENUE Tree Restaurant Harry & Ida’s Very Thai Three Kings Tattoo References to square footage are approximate. Buyer must verify the Calio e Pepe DEVELOPMENT Coming SoonPermacut information and bears all risk for any inaccuracies. 181 AVENUE A GOMI RESIDENTIAL Honshu Ichi Y Café GUAC Yankee Pizza Handsome Dans Cork & Fork Pangea Macfox Numero 20 Atomic Wings Sahara Pho Seng Pinnacle Insomnia Spin City Old Monk Fiaschetteria Yankee Deli Cleaners Cookies Islamic Council EAST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET Soon Odin Anna Tu-lu Venieros Russo’s Schnitz Consignment Boutique Reciprocal Bella Ipswich Royal Casey Tokyo Eleven B Rubber Joe Gluten Smokeshop Skate Tile Tailor Cafecito Laundromat Ceramic Stamps Free Assort Shop Caesar Tattoo Bualo The Village Iggy’s Quintessence [so:ko] no.11 Bakery Black Seed International Pas Exchange Vet Bagel Jennifer’s Desigalli Mace Ladies & Hair Salon Organic Fox & Jane Abacus Pharmacy de Duex Way Gentlemen Check Cashing Juice Bar Moustache Brindle Metro Pcs Bakery Selene Farfash NYC Noodle Bar East Room Finders Lane Lanza Alterations Brink, Barnyard Atmi Liquor Store Eye Works Village Dry Cleaners Limited Mama Tina’s Bring it Back Apparel United Ashiya Floral BloomLive Redge Annex North River Supply Maiden Chikka Barber Copy Comodities Health Food Jewel Chinese Skin Live & Antique Tompkins Blind 9th St Urban Vets Store Horus Cafe Gnocco Life Lane Garo Nicoleta Licious K2 Salon Shop & Print Tarallucci e Vino & Floral Tui-Na Care Organic Whistle Additions Bagel Barber Espresso EAST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET 10th St United Iron Curry-ya Shabu The Eye East Side Vision E 10th Finest Deli Body Thristea Swing Tomkins SECOND AVENUE SECOND Laundromat Shipping Sushi Tatsu Lodge and GH Unique Eyebrows Evolutions Hair Salon Finest Royale AVENUE B AVENUE FIRST AVENUE FIRST Sheen Brothers Inc. Deli C AVENUE Village Eye Care Dessert Le Hi-Collar Rai Pinks Hair Salon A AVENUE Sabor A Mexico The Museum Of Relevent Club Preesing Rai Ken Theater For The Nyc Susan Nail+Spa The Roost Neighbors Urban Space Trois Coyote Ugly Saloon Zucker Crops Peignes Shangri The Bakery Barber Shop Dlala for Girls Nublu 151 La Body Source East ARepeat Cloack Majory Fabulous Jae Grey Rub Unlimited Village Performance & Dagger Village Verameat + Warren Umbrella Fannys with Gallery Eggloo Farm Convenience Grey Era The Upper Rust Pinkyotto Arts The Hotel Grocery Store The Deep Pink Dusty An Halal Next Cadillac The Maria Jane Pat Esperanto Cadet Mud Dejau Ren Butcher Step Castle Immigrant End Club Salon Mok NY Crystal Dorian Olive Buttons Gelato CrossFit East River Mace EAST 9TH STREET EAST 9TH STREET EAST 9TH STREET Veselka Dinosaur Meg Vintage Sakaya Gallery Be Qu East Village Pizza Line Tree Flower Tsumiki Chiroofit Pork Polytima Doc Holiday’s Lora Sroka Theresa Byrnes Voz Cafe Becenska Hill Vercon Juice Market Power Salon Reason Pie Jewelry Project Space Aris China Star Ollies HattersJ&Y Headdress Think Ellliot Mascot St. Mark’s Cosmo’s Tacos Cleaners Ukranian East Allen Paquitos Witmans Cagen Place Delto-Meest TOMPKINS Studios Vet Hospital Morelos Top A Nails Village Restaurant Eileen Closer Mann Shoes Dry Cleaners Good Beer Gema Fleishman Phatory Milosun Sushi Lommoz & Do Devorado TOMPKINS Fisher Local 9th St Cosmo’s Launderna Three Seat Azaleas Scarab Enchantments The Summit Bar Clothing Haberdasherty Spanky & Darla Mr. Throwback Lucy’s SQUARE Orchard Garden The Belguim Room Fresco East Village Wines SQUARE Cocktail Rakka Ice Cream Cafe Macaron Boxkite Luka Bar Cafe Orlin Lounge Cafe Classic Jaa Mogador Parlor Coee Gourmet Deli Cafe Ton Hop PARK St Marks Jules Xian East Institute for Live La Famous Take Crif Augurs Ten Up Devil PARK Simone Restaurant Viallge Loverboy Body Work Mental Health Jazz Palupa Foods Stromboli Pizza Books Care Dogs Well Tacos Degrees Cafe Cafe SAINT MARK’S PLACE SAINT MARK’S PLACE SAINT MARK’S PLACE East Porto Anthony Broken St. Marks William Foot Gear Plus V-bar St. Marks Temay Crooked Bua Sahara Rico Aiden Village Builders Barnacle CD’s Sandwich Tree Deli SECOND AVENUE SECOND Importing Opticons Local Tavern Shop Dumping Man PROPOSED FIRST AVENUE FIRST Perogi Deli Paprika Holyland Falanghina AVENUE B AVENUE Lusler C AVENUE Tattoo + Body Piercing Mediterranean Grill Market Pizza Bar Sushi Theater Nails Proletariat St Dymphnas Digital Lab A AVENUE RESIDENTIAL Loiunge 80 Efondi Hookah Puddin Stage Restaurant Parmy’s Persian Fusino Lunasa Caracas Le Village Odessa Cafe Stomp The Organic Grill Kims Video + Music Butter Lane French Bistro Rena
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