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A Playground for the Mind A PLAYGROUND FOR THE MIND An 8.5M RSF mixed-use community located in Lower Manhattan, across 14-acres on the Hudson River, Brookfield Place brings together world-class shopping, curated dining, cultural experiences and modern office spaces for the world’s most innovative companies. 1 S N U T E M I 10 250 VESEY COMMUTING STREET FULLY 200 LEASED VESEY STREET MADE SIMPLE I NUT E S 300 5 M 311,336 RSF VESEY STREET AVAILABLE Vesey St 5,008 RSF FULTON STREET AVAILABLE TRANSPORTATION HUB Brookfield Place provides a direct connection to Downtown’s Ferry Terminal WORLD TRADE CENTER TRANSPORTATION HUB DIRECT major transit hubs, Brookfield Place Ferry Terminal and the West CONNECTION Side Highway. Accessible to Midtown, New Jersey and Brooklyn, W Brookfield Place makes commuting simple. 225 Zuccotti 200 Park LIBERTY LIBERTY STREET STREET Ferry Terminal 266,070 RSF 326,225 RSF AVAILABLE South Street AVAILABLE Seaport W 7 MIN 2 MIN 6 MIN WALK TO WALK TO WALK FROM FULTON STREET FERRY DOWNTOWN & WTC TRANSIT TERMINAL MANHATTAN CENTERS HELIPAD Ferry Terminal NEW JERSEY Stone St W Bikes 35 MIN 2 MIN CAR RIDE TO, Heliport TENANT-ONLY WALK TO JFK, NEWARK BIKE ROOMS MULTIPLE & LAGUARDIA & CITI BIKES BUS LINES ON-SITE AIRPORTS BROOKLYN Ferry Terminal Ferry Terminal 2 THE CENTER $350M CAPITAL OF DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENTS 7.5 M SF OFFICE 300K SF RETAIL 200 VESEY STREET 5 ACRE LANDSCAPED WATERFRONT 225 LIBERTY STREET PLAZA 250 VESEY STREET WTC OCULUS TRANSPORTATION CENTER 100+ EVENTS A YEAR 200 LIBERTY STREET 300 VESEY STREET 30K SF FRENCH-INSPIRED MARKETPLACE, 9/11 MEMORIAL LE DISTRICT & MUSEUM CONVENE FERRY TERMINAL 14 BFPL RETAIL CHEF-DRIVEN FAST-CASUAL EATERIES 8 SIGNATURE RESTAURANTS 3 THE ULTIMATE CHANGE OF SCENERY 4 WORK THE WAY IT WAS INTENDED Modern, efficient construction lends itself to unique light-filled interiors. The office is where your culture is built, ideas are generated and your people want to collaborate, together. Brookfield Place also offers a number of public and private outdoor areas. 5 FOODIE’S PARADISE For Five Café Le District Del Frisco’s Grille From high-end cuisine to fast-casual options, Brookfield Place provides seemingly limitless dining opportunities. HUDSON EATS COFFEE + TREATS Black Seed Bagels For Five Café Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar Juice Press Chop't Laughing Man Coffee DIG Starbucks Reserve Bar Dos Toros Fuku RESTAURANTS Umami Burger Tartinery Fuku Mighty Quinn's Del Frisco’s Grille Num Pang Le District Olive's P.J. Clarke’s Sprinkles Sant Ambroeus Tartinery Seamore’s Umami Burger 6 P.J. Clarke’s Seamore’s Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar RETAILERS Louis Vuitton Suitsupply Theory Brookfield Place is Lower Manhattan's most iconic shopping destination. Allen Edmonds Madewell Bonobos Michael Kors Bottega Veneta Monica + Andy Club Monaco Oliver Peoples Cos Bar Omega Davidoff Cigars Peloton Ermenegildo Zegna Rhone Gucci Salvatore Ferragamo Hickey Freeman Suitsupply J.Crew Theory Oliver Peoples Gucci Jo Malone Jo Malone London Tory Burch Louis Vuitton UNTUCKit Lululemon Vince 7 Club Monaco Cos Bar Peloton SERVICES New Stand Amazon Go From head to toe, Brookfield Place has services to help cut down on additional stops and get you where you need to be, faster. Adam Grooming* Amazon Go Cobbler Express Drybar Institute of Culinary Education Jack’s Barber Shop Drybar Institute of Culinary Education Jack’s Barber Shop New Stand Rite Aid Zip Car *Coming Soon 8 Zip Car Adam Grooming AMENITIES Convene Green Space Clean Market Brookfield Place curates an easier work-life balance, providing a full range of lifestyle amenities, creating a unique tenant experience. CAMPUS BUSINESS Arts Brookfield Brand Visibility Campus Perks Program Convene Concierge Digital Connectivity Sponsorship Opportunities FITNESS & HEALTH Bike Parking OUTDOOR SPACE Carbon Health North Cove Marina Arts Brookfield Carbon Health Dedicated Tenant Terraces Citi Bike Green Gardens Clean Market North Cove Marina Equinox Showers On-Site 9 Digital Marketing Equinox Citi Bike 10 200 VESEY STREET Panoramic views, direct access to the Winter Garden and in-house amenities— including a fitness center and cafeteria— provide one of the most complete tenant experiences available. 11 BUILDING SIZE 1,266,000 SF 200 VESEY AVAILABLE FLOORS STREET PARTIAL FLOOR 25 8,811 RSF Q1 2021 FLOOR 21 55,124 RSF 09/01/2022 FLOOR 18 56,325 RSF 09/01/2022 FLOOR 17 56,325 RSF 09/01/2022 FLOOR 16 54,495 RSF 09/01/2022 FLOOR 15 54,495 RSF 09/01/2022 PARTIAL FLOOR 4 25,761 RSF 09/01/2022 TOTAL AVAIL ABLE 311,336 RSF IN-BUILDING FITNESS CENTER & CAFETERIA OPERATED BY 221,640 RSF AMERICAN EXPRESS CONTIGUOUS BLOCK FEATURING 180˚ HARBOR VIEWS GENERATOR CAPACITY AVAILABLE BIKE PARKING 12 DEDICATED AMENITY SPACE 200 VESEY STREET PARTIAL FLOOR 4 25,761 RSF CONFERENCE ROOMS 2 WORKSTATIONS 2 TOTAL HEADCOUNT 2 PPL CEILING HEIGHTS: 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB N ON-SITE FITNESS AND CAFETERIA DEDICATED OUTDOOR SPACE 13 EFFICIENT TOWER FLOORPLATES BP NEW YORK C – 200 VESEY STREET 0015 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 15 54,495 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA N WINTER GARDEN 14 EFFICIENT TOWER FLOORPLATES BP NEW YORK C – 200 VESEY STREET 0016 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 16 54,495 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA N WINTER GARDEN 15 EFFICIENT TOWER FLOORPLATES BP NEW YORK C – 200 VESEY STREET 0017 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 17 & 18 56,325 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA N WINTER GARDEN 16 TRADING/DENSITY LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 17 & 18 56,325 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: CONFERENCE ROOMS 45 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB WORKSTATIONS 359 ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA TOTAL HEADCOUNT 360 PPL N WINTER GARDEN 17 SERVICE/LAW LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 17 & 18 56,325 RSF WEST STREET CONFERENCE ROOMS 48 WORKSTATIONS 204 CEILING HEIGHTS: EXECUTIVE OFFICES 3 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB PRIVATE OFFICES 58 ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA TOTAL HEADCOUNT 266 PPL N WINTER GARDEN 18 TECH/CREATIVE LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 17 & 18 56,325 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: CONFERENCE ROOMS 39 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB WORKSTATIONS 280 ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA TOTAL HEADCOUNT 282 PPL N WINTER GARDEN 19 EFFICIENT TOWER FLOORPLATES BP NEW YORK C – 200 VESEY STREET 0021 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 21 55,124 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA N WINTER GARDEN 20 TECH/CREATIVE LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 21 55,124 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: CONFERENCE ROOMS 51 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB WORKSTATIONS 304 ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA TOTAL HEADCOUNT 306 PPL N WINTER GARDEN 21 SERVICE/LAW LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 21 55,124 RSF WEST STREET CONFERENCE ROOMS 48 WORKSTATIONS 221 CEILING HEIGHTS: EXECUTIVE OFFICES 4 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB PRIVATE OFFICES 63 ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA TOTAL HEADCOUNT 266 PPL N WINTER GARDEN 22 TRADING/DENSITY LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET FLOOR 21 55,124 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: CONFERENCE ROOMS 54 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB WORKSTATIONS 359 ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA TOTAL HEADCOUNT 360 PPL N WINTER GARDEN 23 EFFICIENT TOWER FLOORPLATES BP NEW YORK C – 200 VESEY STREET 0025 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET 8,811 RSF PARTIAL FLOOR 25 8,811 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA N WINTER GARDEN 24 PRE-BUILT LAYOUT 200 VESEY STREET VESEY STREET PARTIAL FLOOR 25 8,811 RSF WEST STREET CEILING HEIGHTS: WINTER GARDEN 12’6” FT SLAB TO SLAB N ON-SITE FITNESS & CAFETERIA HIGH-END INSTALLATION FURNITURE AVAILABLE 25 CONVENE 73K SF Flagship Convene at 225 Liberty Street Convene offers premium meeting and event spaces, flexible workspaces and hospitality amenities. This location also includes a For Five Café. 26 America’s Cup Transcendent Arts Halloween Bash 100+ EVENTS ON-SITE ANNUALLY Brookfield Place animates its grand indoor and outdoor public spaces year round through a mix of culture and events, bringing together New Yorkers and visitors from all over the US Open Best Brews Summer Fitness Series world. Arts Brookfield brings our public spaces to life through art and experience, making BFPL an iconic destination. 27 Luminaries Lunar New Year Pride BRAND VISIBILITY With 27+ million visitors to Brookfield Place per year, use Brookfield Place for sponsorship opportunities, co-branding and events. 504K 61% WEEKLY MILLENNIALS TRAFFIC AGE 25-44 90% 65% COLLEGE EARN EDUCATED $175K+ 28 SUSTAINABILITY Brookfield Place was named one of New York City’s Greenest Office Buildings. We remain committed to sustainability, earning LEED GOLD and Energy Star certifications for each tower in the complex. Our initiatives include energy reduction, water conservation, recycling, enhanced indoor air quality, alternative transportation parking, environmentally friendly cleaning materials and erosion control. Looking ahead, Brookfield Properties will continue to be a leader in sustainability, advancing environmentally friendly best practices to build a better tomorrow. 29 Social Distancing Required Personal Carbon Health Directional Signage Protective Equipment Program All of our commercial properties All tenant-facing building The opportunity to partner with have been outfitted with physical employees are required to wear Carbon Health is available for distancing signage to help personal protective-wear and we daily temperature tracking and tenants and visitors navigate ask that all visitors entering the symptom monitoring to keep SAFETY & the building safely. building wear a mask as well. you and your people safe.
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