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LOWER EAST SIDE, NY the LOWER EAST SIDE Is Home to 183,000 Residents and Growing LOWER EAST SIDE, NY THE LOWER EAST SIDE is home to 183,000 residents and growing. It is a high traffic area that draws hip, young crowds for its trendy bars, music venues, restaurants and cafes. The neighborhood is also a cool mix of downtown fashion and culture, with stylish boutiques, museums and galleries, and contemporary-style hotels. Notable area tenants include Extra Butter, ODD, Reformation, Ludlow House, Assembly and Sister City Hotel. AVAILABLE TUSK BOOKSTORE LEASED: THE SPACES 180 ORCHARD STREET is located at the base of the 294-room Hotel Indigo, also home to Mr. Purple, one of downtown’s most sought-after rooftop bar and restaurant destinations that is owned and operated by hospitality industry leader Gerber Group. The retail has a large open space with highly-visible street frontage, 23-foot ceiling heights, and can be combined to create different tenant scenarios. In the heart of the Lower East Side, 180 Orchard Street is surrounded by a vibrant dining, shopping and arts scene and is within walking distance of four subway lines. L O WER EA ST S IDE | NYC R E TAIL SPA C E A V AILABLE ABC Mercury Lounge Katz’s Playground CVS Mint Hotel Ludlow Russ & Marshall’s el ers Julep Hot Daught Dirty East The GEM Doyle & French el Houston PS 20 Hot Doyle Zucco: ver ench Assembly New The Anna Sil Mezetto LeFr School Blue Ribbon Diner York The Hotel Indigo Vivi Tea Thompson Taquorita el Hot SITE ODD A Casa ero apizz Fox The Mission Cantina El Sombr et Lucky Deli Meatball Pixie Mark Shop Paulaner Piano’s Stanton Social ante ocery Stella Fil x Bowery & Vine Arlene’s Gr Sons Beauty & Esse ganic Coee or Or Osborne Vict of Adrienne’s Essex Nena Salon Snack Dragon et Mass Mark Ian Schrager’s Republic Capital Cake Shop Hotel J. Brand Gallery Lucky Deli Self Edge Pomme Kinoo Gallery a Ludlow House Primary Rayuel Tani Cata Libation Edith The Box chen sandro People Kit Machinist & Lounge ‘inoteca New Museum on Essex The Rivingt el Marshall Stack el Ace Hot Hot Tiny’s Giants (Coming soon) Amuse Wine SUPRA Long er’s d Bar Spitz Freemans Mi Pueblo Boar Juice Press maje Deli Loft aqeria Tequileria T Fabco Shoes ack Tree ribunali Bl Via T en’s Public Congee Bowery Juicy Spot The Childr Restaurant & Bar Sweet & Russ & Place Los Feliz Pearl & Ash Lowdown Daughters Vandal Cafe School of Visual Rebelle ey Arts Ryan Humphr Hill & Dale Z Gallery F M J CitizenM oom el Bowery Ballr Black Seed Hot Bagel New Beer GROUND FLOOR PLANDistributors, Inc. The Butcher’s CurDaughrentt erDivisions Spaces can be combined J Z The Nolitan Hotel COMING SOON Tusk Space C Space D Bookstore 3,700 SF 1,800 SF Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc., a Texas Corporation DISCLAIMER Although information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, neither Owner nor JLL makes any guarantees, warranties or represen - tations, express or implied, as to the completeness or accuracy as to the information contained herein. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates used are for example only. There may be dierences between projected and actual results, and those dierences may be material. The Property may be withdrawn without notice. Neither Owner nor JLL accepts any liability for any loss or damage suered by any party resulting from re - liance on this information. If the recipient of this information has signed a confidentiality agreement regarding this matter, this information is subject to the terms of that agreement. ©2018 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 330 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10017 32 FT 19 FT 8 IN 13FT 6 IN 19 FT 8 IN 32 FT 19FT 8 IN ORCHARD STREET FRONTAGE ORCHARD STREET EAST 1ST STREET MERCURY EAST HOUSTON STREET LOUNGE IL LABORATORIO 6 DEL GELATO ALLEN MUSIC HALLS THE RIDGE MALLS ONE CHANCE HOTEL ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL MYPLASTICHEART 60 LES BLUE RIBBON HOTEL LUDLOW CLAW DADDY NYC HOTEL INDIGO UNA MR. PURPLE SWEET CHICK 13 ASSEMBLY NEW YORK ART GALLERIES EL RAY EL SOMBRERO ROSARIO’S PIZZA STANTON STREET YUMI KIM NORFOLK STREET THE ARLENE’S PIANOS ROOF BLUESTOCKINGS GROCERY ESSEX STREET BOOKSTORE LUDLOW STREET 910 PIZZA ORCHARD STREET HAIR OF THE DOG BEACH RICHARD HOTEL ROOMS UCHU TATTINGER ALLEN STREET ALLEN STREET ORCHARD STREET F45 GALLERY ELDRIDGE STREET FORSYTH STREET HOTEL CHRYSTIE STREET MS. YOO KIND REGARDS LUDLOW SARA D. COPPER & OAK HOUSE VINTAGE BY FREEMANS ROOSEVELT ROUND TWO ANGELA’S ICE CREAM BOWERY PARISH $69,228 PARK & DESSERT OPTION A SEREFINA MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME SNIDEL SAUCE RIVINGTON STREET HOTEL GENTELMAN WOLFNIGHTS ON FARMER RIVINGTON WILDAIR SONNY BOY 10 BELOW CONTRA ICE CREAM 19,696 MELT BAKERY AREA POPULATION LORELEY BEER GARDEN LUDLOW $340M ANTLER FITNESS IN RETAIL EXPENDITURE DELANCEY STREET CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Richard Skulnik Lindsay Zegans [email protected] [email protected] 212.750.0756 646.827.9926 150 East 58th Street Please visit us at ripcony.com for more information 15th Floor This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable, but we make no representations New York, NY 10155 as to the accuracy of the information. References to square footage are approximate. Buyer must verify the 212.750.6565 information and bears all risk for any inaccuracies..
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