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WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN the WILLIAMSBURG PORTFOLIO N.6TH ST WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN The WILLIAMSBURG PORTFOLIO N.6TH ST 1 CONTENTS 01 ABOUT WILLIAMSBURG 02 AREA RETAILERS 03 WILLIAMSBURG DEMOGRAPHICS 05 WILLIAMSBURG RETAIL/TRANSIT MAPS 09 FULL BLOCK RENDERINGS 10 81-83 N 6TH STREET 15 85-87 N 6TH STREET 20 89 N 6TH STREET 25 91 N 6TH STREET 30 81-91 MASTER EGRESS PLANS 32 111 N 6TH STREET 37 113 N 6TH STREET 42 LEASING TEAM WILLIAMSBURG PORTFOLIO WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN ABOUT hanks to a younger demographic seeking hip and trendy urban living, Williamsburg has become one of the most popular areas in Brooklyn and an increasingly strong tourist destination. Successful restaurants, chic bars, and innovative local and national retail brands line the main corridors such as T Bedford Avenue, N. 6th, N. 7th, N. 3rd, Kent, Wythe and much more. Industrial lofts have been converted into apartments and luxury condos, reshaping Williamsburg from what was once an afterthought to a first rate retail destination. Brooklyn, especially Williamsburg, is transforming to a necessary location for credit worthy tenants looking to tap into hip and cool ‘new’ New York. Williamsburg has become a sought after alternative to Manhattan living. It is comprised of both new and renovated apartments and townhomes, situated just 10 minutes from Union Square by subway, with beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline. The Bedford Avenue Subway stop, located at the corner of Bedford and North 7th Street, is serviced by the L Train and sees an average weekday ridership of 27,224 people daily. The L Train is the most efficient and commonly used form of transportation to and from the city. The Williamsburg Portfolio is also less than 3/4 mile to the J, M, Z and G subway lines at Marcy Avenue and Metropolitan Avenue stations respectively. (Marcy Avenue Station is located at Broadway and Williamsburg Street; Metropolitan Avenue station is located at Metropolitan and Union Avenues). Ferries and Busses provide alternate transportation options into Manhattan. Most of the new development, both residential and office, is occurring west of Bedford along the river. Thus, the flow of the dense pedestrian traffic off the subway is westbound toward the river through North 6th and North 7th Street corridors. North 6th Street is emerging as the epicenter of retail in Williamsburg and has attracted retailers such as, Space 98 (Urban Outfitters), Madewell, Le Labo, Vans, Credo, Rituals, Lululemon, ÅLAND, and Gant. 1 AREA RETAILERS WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN CURRENT & COMING SOON NEIGHBORING TENANTS 2 WILLIAMSBURG DEMOGRAPHICS WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN WILLIAMSBURG 65,927 55% WILLIAMSBURG AVERAGE INCOME FOR BROOKLYN 42% BROOKLYN BROOKLYN SQ. MILE PEOPLE/ BROOKLYN BROOKLYN $71,253 POPULATION 37,137 OVERALL DENSITY AVERAGE INCOME FOR WILLIAMSBURG OVERALL 35TH SQ. MILE PEOPLE/ $66,552 INCOME GROWTH SINCE 2010 POPULATION: POPULATION: 143,656 2,687,951 17 MILLION PEOPLE VISIT BROOKLYN ANNUALLY 44% WILLIAMSBURG POPULATION BROOKLYN SINCE GROWTH 2010 OVERALL 5% 3 WILLIAMSBURG DEMOGRAPHICS WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN ANNUAL RIDERSHIP ON 481 L BEDFORD STOP HOTEL ROOMS SLATED TO OPEN IN 2017 9,388,289 TH BUSIEST 333 35 STATIOVN HOTEL ROOMS OUT OF 472 STATIONS IN NYC 5-BOROUGH OPENED IN 2016 56,013 TOTAL HOUSING UNITS 820,000 SF OFFICE SPACE UNDER CONSTRUCTION ±9,000 COMING ONLINE BY 2020 4 WILLIAMSBURG TRANSIT MAP WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN SUBWAY ACCESS TIMES SQUARE 26 MINS PENN MIDTOWN › BEDFORD STATION’S AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERSHIP: STATION 27,224 › BEDFORD STATION’S ANNUAL RIDERSHIP: A · C · E 9,388,289 15 MINS 1 · 2 · 3 MIDTOWN › L TRAIN SAW THE SOUTH STATISTICS HIGHEST LEVEL OF RIDERSHIP GROWTH B · D · F · M ACROSS ALL SUBWAY LINES › UNION SQUARE STATION TO BEDFORD STATION: 10 MINUTES L N · Q · R TRANSPORTATION WEST 4 · 5 · 6 VILLAGE UNION SQUARE GREENPOINT SOHO MANHATTAN EAST TRIBECA 22 VILLAGE MINS LOWER MANHATTAN WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE WILLIAMSBURG BEDFORD AVENUE MANHATTAN BRIDGE BROOKLYN BRIDGE BROOKLYN WILLIAMSBURG DUMBO VINEGAR HILL BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 15 MINS DOWNTOWN BED-STUY BROOKLYN FORT GREENE 5 WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN k ee r C n w 10-MINUTE B IKE 10-MINUTE WAL K M 6 GRAND ST M M HEWES ST HEWES -MINUTE MEEKER AVE AVE AVE MEEKER MEEKER MEEKER 5 WA AVE MEEKER LK ROEBLING ST ST ROEBLING ROEBLING HOOPER ST ST HOOPER HOOPER HAVEMEYER ST HAVEMEYER DRIGGS AVE AVE DRIGGS DRIGGS MARCY AVE MARCY CARREN HOTEL & POOL AVE MARCY KEAP ST KEAP C N 12TH ST M N 11TH ST RODNEY ST ST ST ST ST ST ST RODNEY RODNEY RODNEY RODNEY RODNEY RODNEY RODNEY BEDFORD AVE AVE BEDFORD BEDFORD WILLIAM HOTEL VALE N 10THI STNUTE -M W 2 N 9TH ST A M ST HAVEMEYER L THE POD HOTEL N 8TH ST K M 25 KENT S 5TH ST N 7TH ST The N 6TH ST ST ROEBLING METROPOLITAN AVENUE N.6TH ST N 5TH ST BERRY ST BERRY PORTFOLIO ST BERRY WILLIAMSBURG N 4TH ST DRIGGS AVE AVE AVE DRIGGS DRIGGS DRIGGS N 3RD ST WYTHE HOTEL KENT AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE KENT KENT KENT KENT KENT WYTHE AVE WYTHE THE HOXTON N 1ST ST BEDFORD AVE BEDFORD GRAND ST S 1ST ST S 2ND ST BERRY ST ST ST BERRY BERRY BERRY S 3RD ST THE WILLIAMSBURG HOTEL S 4TH ST S 5TH ST WYTHE AVE WYTHE WYTHE AVE WYTHE S 6TH ST BROADWAY S 8TH ST S 9TH ST S 10TH ST THE EDGE KENT AVE AVE KENT KENT LEWIS STEEL BUILDING NORTHSIDE PIERS VICE MEDIA AUSTIN NICHOLS HOUSE RIVER R R E E E I I I V V V R R R T T T S S S A A A E E E WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE WILLIAMSBURG TRANSIT MAP WALKING & BIKING PROXIMITIES WILLIAMSBURG RETAIL MAP WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN STREETSCAPE NORTH 9TH ST NORTH 9TH ST KASIA’S RESTAURANT VINNIE’S PIZZERIA WILLY’S TEA BAR EYECO TOY BAR EL BEIT CAFE STONEFLOWER TEDDY’S BAR & GRILL NITA NITA FAT GOOSE BEDFORD GOURMET PETER DUELGER’S BEER BROOKLYN INDUSTRIES MNS REAL ESTATE The NORTH 8TH ST NORTH 8TH ST THE BURGER GURU SWEET CHICK ORGANIC PLANET FODA CAFE BAKERI SEW TOP CLEANERS VITTORIA RESTAURANT LUXEYE ANTICA PESA MARTA’S CLEANERS OREGANO PETER’S SINCE 1969 BAKERY THE ABBY WILLIAMSBURG SMOOCHI BABY DNA FOOTWEAR THE MEATBALL SHOP SUJO THE IMAGING JUNIPER PRIMP & POLISH ANNA MARIA PIZZA & PASTA WORLD CROSSROADS THE CHARLESTON GORIN HATS TRADING N.7TH MARKET JOE’S PORTFOLIO To be BUSY CORNER CAFE MOGADOR 16 N.6TH ST SMORGASBURG D.O.C. WINE BAR AD HOC HANDLES NORTH 7TH ST NORTH 7TH ST L L HOUSE OF STATION SMALL WONDER KHIM’S MILLENIUM MARKET SHELTER SBX ACQUA SANTA ROSARITO BAR AKARIBA SPIKE HILL FORNINO RED, WHITE & ARTIST FLEA FISH ZABLASKI’S ROSEMARY’S BAGEL SMITH MARKET MAZELA ZENKICHI GREEN WINE & SHACKTEQUILLA SWEET WATER DOS TOROS SPIRITS BLISS SURF BAR MIZU FUTURE RESTAURANT SCHMACKARY’S TWO BOOTS NORTHSIDE NEW YORK DEVELOPMENT REALTOR BIBLIO MUFFINS VERA CRUZ MEXICAN RESTAURANT BEDFORD EXOTICS NORTH 6TH ST NORTH 6TH ST BROOKLYN FOX FABBRICA CHAI THAI SHOE UVA WINES RED PEARL AKO RESTAURANT FRESH CADET CUBANA NARCISSE SEA KITCHEN MARKET BEDFORD MAG & BAR KILLS SOCIAL TO BE NORTH SIDE LUXURY SERVICES DIVA NAILS LULU LOUNGE AND SMOKES NAIL IT BERRY ST BERRY PINK OTTO KENT AVE KENT AVE SWEETLEAF MUSIC HALL OF BLACK BEAR WILLIAMSBURG GO YOGA BROOKLYN SPECTACLES WYTHE AVE NYC WILLIAMSBURG BAR WYTHE AVE DENTAL ARTS BEDFORD INK TAI THAI ID DRIGGS AVE JULIETETE RED BOWL BROOKLYN BEDFORD AVE BROOKLYN RESTAURANT JUICE GENERATION HARVEST COED WILD GINGER MARKET JOE’S PIZZA SENKO FUNERAL HOME 81-83 N 6TH 85-87 N 6TH 89 N 6TH 91 N 6TH NORTH 5TH ST NORTH 5TH ST FABIANE’S CAFE TWO MANDELA CATBIRD POOR SPOONBILL ORGANIC THE AWOKE BOOKS AMARCORD CLEANERS SHOE TO BE AREA KIDS VINTAGE PEMA STORE BROOKLYN SOAPCHERIE FOX VANITY INTERNET BODHI purebarre SEW GARAGE ASYLUM KLUB 4 METAL DIMENSIONS GOOD WEEBABE NORBU STUDIOS KIDZ CLEANERS NORTH 4TH ST NORTH 4TH ST LA NONNA MOCIUM RESTAURANT ORANGE THEORY RAND HIT STEVEN REPUBLIC WHISK TO BE MOLE FITNESS MCNALLY BOUND ALAN OF BOOZA LA NONNA POD HOTEL HOME CHROME BRIGHT HORIZONS CORCORAN LUDLOW CHOCOLATE ODD FELLOWS BLUNT BROOKLYN ICE CREAM CO. ART LIBRARY FACTORY RADEGAST CUSTOM 111–113 N 6TH DOUBLE ROBINSON HALL & RETRO AMERICAN RL & CO KCDC MAST BROS BIERGARDEN FITNESS FOODTOWN WINE BAR NORTH 3RD ST NORTH 3RD ST 7 STREETSCAPE WILLIAMSBURG WILLIAMSBURG MANHATTAN BROOKLYN RETAIL MAP RETAIL KENT AVENUE KENT AVENUE SWEETLEAF FUTURE RESIDENTIAL CITI WINDOWS DEVELOPMENT Fresh Kills N 6THSTREET CADET RESIDENTIAL MEG SHIZEN LOOVE LABS DEVELOPMENT SITE MUSIC HALL OF WILLIAMSBURG CUBANA SOCIAL BLACK BEAR BAR NATIONAL SAWDUST MUSIC VENUE DEVELOPMENT SITE 8 WYTHE AVEUNE WYTHE AVEUNE HOUSE OF SMALL WONDER WILLIAMSBURG DENTAL 81-83 N 6TH STREET 85-87 N 6TH STREET N 6THSTREET 89 N 6TH STREET 91 N 6TH STREET SWEETWATER TO BE ZABLOZKI NARCISSE BERK LOMBARDO PACKING GO YOGA 111 N 6TH STREET SEA 113 N 6TH STREET BERRY STREET BERRY STREET RETAIL DEVELOPMENT SITE N 6THSTREET WILLIAMSBURG THE PHONEWORKS AND CO. TINY EMPIRE SURF BAR DIVA NAILS RESIDENTIAL NYC TRANSIT SYSTEM NORTHSIDE REALTOR SHOE MARKET BIBLIO BROOKLYN BROOKLYN FOX NY MUFFINS BEDFORD AVENUE BEDFORD AVENUE FULL BLOCK RENDERINGS WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN EXISTING & PROPOSED PROPOSED FULL BLOCK 81-83 N 6th 85-87 N 6th 89 N 6th 91 N 6th 111 N 6th 113 N 6th EXISTING FULL BLOCK 81-83 N 6th 85-87 N 6th 89 N 6th 91 N 6th 111 N 6th 113 N 6th 9 81-83 N SR 81-83 N 6TH STREET N 6TH 81-83 N 6TH STREET WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN PROPOSED BUILDING IMAGE 161 WYTHE AVE 81-83 81-83NORTH N 6TH STREET 85 -85-87 87 NORTH N 6TH 6TH STREET STREET 11 WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN 81-83 N 6TH STREET SECOND 3,000 SF GROUND 3,000 SF CELLAR 1,417 SF TOTAL 7,417 SF POSSESSION Q3 2018 FRONTAGE 40 FT CEILING HEIGHT 16' GROUND | 16' SECOND | 7' CELLAR COMMENTS • SINGLE USER FLAGSHIP POSITION ON NORTH 6TH STREET • MULTIPLE CONFIGURATIONS POSSIBLE - SPACE IS DIVISIBLE • COMPLETE BUILDING RENOVATION UNDER WAY • BRAND NEW STOREFRONT
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