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Food Hall Space for Lease Rock Center | Times Square FOOD HALL SPACE FOR LEASE ROCK CENTER | MIDTOWN | TIMES SQUARE 1251 6TH AVENUE New York, New York 10020 INTRODUCTION 1251 Sixth Avenue is at the center of the greatest intensity of day-to-night activity in the nation. The area’s attractions draw people from all over the metro area and the globe. 1251 is an area landmark. The plaza is famous as a daytime and nighttime gathering spot and is renowned for its holiday decorations. 1251 is extremely well connected. It is surrounded by commuter gateways and transit hubs and is physically connected to 7 subway lines and Rockefeller Center. 1251 is perfectly situated. It is where hundreds of thousands of people gather daily and is central to the market’s amenities and 24/7/365 attractions. 2A Mitsui| AFudosan Winick AmericaRealty Group Project LLC Exclusive A Winick RealtyA Mitsui Group Fudosan LLC Exclusive America Project | 2 West 59th Street West 58th Street West 57th Street CENTRAL PARK West 56th Street COLUMBUS CIRCLE West 55th Street West 54th Street West 53rd Street ROCK CENTER West 51st Street M 1 West 50th Street F Pedestrians Per Day: W D R B N West 49th Street 150-200K Up To E ENU V A Street Level 200,000 PPD5 Minute West 48th Street TH X 10 Minute I Walk S Walk E NU E 40-50K V UE E NU VE West 47th Street N A E ENU V UE N E ENU A ON N Concourse Level V VE T E TIMES SQUARE V A A (source:Springboard) H NG EXI K A R Visitors Per Day: A IRD H L P A NTH VE E FIFT O DIS MA T SITE DYNAMICS S West 46th Street 420,000 GRAND CENTRAL 3 Rockefeller Center West 45th Street So Many People. So (source: Tishman Speyer) Much Buying Power. West 44th Street 1251 6th Avenue is surrounded West 43rd Street BRYANT PARK by the greatest concentration M F West 42nd Street 7 of ready, willing and able F+B D consumers in the U.S. B West 41st Street West 40th Street Subway Entries M West 39th Street Per Year: F D B W 36.2R Million N West 37th Street (source:MTA) Residents And 1251 6TH AVENUE Office Workers: 159,529 5 minute walk 314,000 Wages Paid To 8 minute walk Area Workers: (source:ESRI BA) $17.8 Billion 5 minute walk $20.3 Billion 8 minute walk (source:BLS) A Mitsui Fudosan America Project A Winick Realty Group LLC Exclusive | THE OFFERING Built for high occupancy. Located for high volumes. A highly-visible 3,038 SF entry on West 50th Street - with al fresco seating and triple height ceiling and glazing - directly connects customers into the additional food hall space on Concourse 1. FOOD HALL ENTRYWAY RENDERING 4 | A Winick Realty Group LLC Exclusive A Mitsui Fudosan America Project THE OFFERING Built for high occupancy. Located for high volumes. Concourse 1 has 16' ceilings, wide column spacing, ample BOH space, direct connections to 7 subway lines and Rockefeller Center, 6 entry points, and signage visible from Radio City Music Hall. GROUNDFOOD HALL FLOOR ENTRYWAY RENDERING RENDERING C1 RENDERING A Mitsui Fudosan America Project A Winick Realty Group LLC Exclusive | 5 Ground Floor W. 50th Street MTA STAIR FLOOR PLAN ENTRY (F+B) Ground Floor: 3,038 SF C1 Level: 9,470 SF F & B C2 Level: TBD 3,038 SF C3 Level: TBD CHASE 5,770 SF Total SF: 12,508 SF Avenue of the Americas Avenue RESTAURANT 11,380 SF FOOD HALL (F+B) GROUND FLOOR MTA STAIR W. 49th Street ENTRY CONCOURSE 1 CONCOURSE 2 CONCOURSE 3 C1 Level 1251 6TH AVENUE F + B TO 9,470 SF CHASE BARCLAY'S BUILDING (Total 12,508 SF) 14,800 SF EDGE OF POOL ABOVE E TRUCK S ELEVATOR UR O NC TO ROCKEFELLER CENTER CO SUBWAY AMENITY CENTER 15,885 SF RESTAURANT 10,820 SF DUANE READE 12,200 SF A Mitsui Fudosan America Project A Winick Realty Group LLC Exclusive | 5 1251 6TH AVENUE CORNERS OF WEST 49TH AND WEST 50TH STREETS For more information, please contact exclusive agents: Jeff Winick, CEO Kenneth Hochhauser, EVP 212.792.2601 212.792.2605 [email protected] [email protected] Winick Realty Group LLC, Licensed Real Estate Brokers 655 Third Avenue, 8th Floor | New York, NY 10017 Mitsui Fudosan America ALTHOUGH ALL INFORMATION REGARDING PROPERTY FOR SALE, RENTAL OR FINANCING IS FROM SOURCES DEEMED RELIABLE SUCH INFORMATION HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED, AND NO EXPRESS REPRESENTATION IS MADE NOR IS ANY T 212.792.2600 | F 212.792.2660 | winick.com TO BE IMPLIED AS TO THE ACCURACY THEREOF, AND IT IS SUBMITTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS, PRIOR SALE, LEASE OR FINANCING, OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE 1251 Avenue Of The Americas | New York, Ny 10020 .
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