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New Construction - 1,450 to 4,400 SF Williamsburg - New Construction - 1,450 to 4,400 SF JOIN THESE DYNAMIC LOCAL COMPANIES Grand Street Marcy Avenue Rendering 357 Grand Street / 52-56 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn APPROXIMATE SIZE RENT Ground: 1,450 - 4,400 sf - Up to 15’10” ceiling heights Upon request (multiple division options available) COMMENTS Cellar: 1,200 sf Burgeoning neighborhood with rapidly growing population Outdoor Space: Up to 1,265 sf Vicinity retailers and destination tenants include Apple, Whole Foods, Urban Outfitters, Williamsburg Cinemas, Bank of America, FRONTAGE POSSESSION Starbucks, Nitehawk Cinema 75 ft. on Marcy Avenue Q2 2018 Delivery Ideal uses – Restaurant, Fitness, Office and Events; restaurant use with liquor acceptable Walk to Lorimer St stop - 5.1M annual ridership; and Marcy Ave stop - 4.95M annual ridership EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: BEN WALLER MARK TERGESEN Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker 212-400-9515 | [email protected] 212-400-9528 | [email protected] 357 Grand Street / 52-56 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn - Ground Level Flexible Layouts / Combinations Possible High Ceilings from 13’2” to 15’10” 25'-0 1/2" 74'-4 1/2" 4"Ø ROOF 4"Ø ROOF 4"Ø ROOF DRAIN DRAIN DRAIN SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE DN 1/4" PER FT, TYP. 1/4" PER FT, TYP. 1/4" PER FT, TYP. YARD LINE OF BUILDING ABOVE RAMP DN SLOPE DN 12 TO 1 SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE COMMON Outdoor Space/AreaOUTDOOR - Up to 1,265 sf SPACE T.O.SLAB EL.+19'-2" T.O.SLAB EL.+17'-9 1/2" LINE OF BUILDING ABOVE LINE OF BUILDING ABOVE LEASED Grand Street Grand Unit A Unit B Unit C Unit D GRAND STREET 1,900 sf 1,450 sf 1,450 sf 1,500 sf (NARROWSTREET) FPSC 57'-9 1/2" DN DN DN DN 4 STYBRICK UP UP UP UP TRASH SIDEWALK T.O.F.F EL.+19'-2" 99'-9" SIDEWALK T.O.F.F EL.+18'-3 1/2" 357 GRAND ST 56 MARCY AVE 54 MARCY AVE 52 MARCY AVE MARCY AVENUE (WIDE STREET) FIRST FLOOR PLAN Marcy Avenue 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 357 Grand Street / 52-56 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn - Cellar Level 1" UP LEASED Unit A / Cellar 1,650 sf 75'-0" EXISTING ACCESSORY STORAGE AREA TRASH TRASH TRASH 4 STYBRICK ACCESSORY, MECH, ORDINARY STORAGE Unit B / Cellar Unit CUSE GROUP/ 6A Cellar Unit D / Cellar NET F.A.: 535 S.F. MAX. OCCU.: 2 OCCUPANTS EXISTING ACCESSORY 400 sf 400 sf 400 sfSTORAGE AREA WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER HEATER 56 MARCY 54 MARCY UP UP 52 MARCY MECHANICAL MECHANICAL MECHANICAL UP UP FLOOR DRAIN 357 GRAND ST MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL CLOSET CLOSET CLOSET CLOSET GAS METER GAS METER ELEC METER ELEC METER ELEC METER ELEC METER (0,0) L 25'-4 1/2" 24'-8 1/2" 24'-8 1/2" 24'-11 1/2" 3 3/4" 357 GRAND ST 56 MARCY AVE 54 MARCY AVE 52 MARCY AVE 99'-9" 357 Grand Street / 52-56 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn - Area Retail FOOD & DRINK 1. Starbucks 2. Blue Bottle 3. Whole Foods Market 4. Unami Burger Williamsburg 5. Starbucks 6. Two Boots Williamsburg 7. Emmy Squared 8. Lodge 9. Zizi Limona 1,582 Residential Units, New School 10. Caracas Arepa Bar 500,000 SF Commercial Space 11. Saltie 6-Acre Waterfront Explanade 12. The Commodore 13. St. Anselm 14. Fette Sau 15. Onomea 16. Best Pizza 17. Extra Fancy 18. Sweetgreen 19. by CHLOE. Williamsburg 20. Milk Bar Williamsburg 21. Peter Lugar Steakhouse LIFE STYLE 1. American Apparel Redevelopment 2. Urban Outfi tters Domino Sugar Refinery 3. J.Crew 4. Apple Williamsburg 5. Equinox Williamsburg BANKS & SERVICES 1. Bank of America 2. Dime Community Bank 3. Flushing Bank 4. HSBC 5. Capital One Bank 6. WeWork Williamsburg 7. The Yard (coming soon) ENTERTAINMENT 1. Williamsburg Cinema 2. Nitehawk Cinema 14-Story,14-Story, 200,000200,000 SF mixed-use HOTELS development under construction 1. POD Brooklyn Hotel 188-key Hotel plus 5-unit Residential 2. 500 Metropolitan Avenue (under construction) condo units / Retail and Restaurant EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: BEN WALLER MARK TERGESEN Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker 212-400-9515 | [email protected] 212-400-9528 | [email protected] ABS Partners Real Estate, LLC • 200 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10003 • T 212.400.6060 • F 212.400.6099 www.absre.com “All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors or omissions of any magnitude, withdrawal from market, or changes in terms, all without notice. Brokers employment and payment only by written agreement.” *Licensed Real Estate Broker • **Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker • ***Licensed Real Estate Salesperson.
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