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LEASING STANTON AGENT: OUTDOOR 212.841.5949 PARK AVENUE SOUTH VESTIBULE [email protected] OUTDOOR PARK AVENUE SOUTH VESTIBULE PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH 26TH STREET 50 10 20 30 50 10 20 30 AVENUE 37 PARKSOUTH PARK 37 avenue south PARK AVENUE SOUTH 37 PARKAVENUESOUTH 37 37PARKAVENUESOUTH 370 PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH UPPER PART OF STORE 3 7 O UPPER PART 136 146 | | 156 166 176 190 200 ParkOF STORE P | A | S 136 146 Avenue 156 166 176 190 200 PARK AVENUE South SOUTH OPEN TO BELOW PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE P | A | S OPEN POTENTIAL EXPANSION SPACE 610 SF TO BELOW PARK AVENUE SOUTH PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH | SOUTH 135 145 155 165 175 135 145 155 165 175 UPPER PART OF STORE UPPER PART OF STORE UPPER PART 370 UPPER PART OF STORE OF STORE OPEN PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH OPEN MEZZANINE TO BELOW TO BELOW HAUST SHAFT HAUST ELECTRIC/TUBE EX HAUST SHAFT ELECTRIC/TUBE SHAFT EX SHAFT 8,863 SF 134 144 SHAFT EXHAUST 154 EXHAUST SHAFT 164 134 144 154 164 174 184 194 37 174 184 194 PARK E 37O E ELEV ELEV AK AVENUE EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: AK SOUTH 370 INT AIR FRESH FRESH AIR INT AIR FRESH DN 123 132 143 153 163 173 183 193 DN EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: 123 132 143 153 163 173 183 193 DN PARK AVENUE SOUTH DN PARK AVENUE SOUTH OPEN TO BELOW 37PARKAVENUESOUTH OPEN TO BELOW EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: ANDREW KAHN PARK AVENUE SOUTH 132 142 152 162 172 212.841.7732182 192 [email protected] UP UP 132 142 152 162 172 182 192 PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH SOUTH PARK AVENUE UP UP CHRISTIANEXCLUSIVE B. LEASING STANTON AGENT: 212.841.5949 [email protected] PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH 131 141 151 161 171 181 191 131 141 151 161 171 181 191 26th STREET 0 5 10 20 30 26TH STREET 26th STREET 0 5 10 20 30 AVENUE 37 PARKSOUTH PARK 37 avenue south PARK AVENUE SOUTH 37 PARKAVENUESOUTH 37 37PARKAVENUESOUTH 370 PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH 3 | 7 | O Park P | A | S Avenue PARK AVENUE South SOUTH PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE P | A | S OUTDOOR VESTIBULE PARK AVENUE SOUTH PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH | SOUTH 10 20 30 370 50 T AFT PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH SHAF LOWER LEVEL T SH US TUBE SHAFT UST EXHA EXHA 4,559 SF 37 ELECTRIC ROOM UP Existing Elec. 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STANTON E ABOV OUTDOOR 212.841.5949 PARK AVENUE SOUTH DING VESTIBULE [email protected] IL BU OF NE LI PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH 50 10 20 30 AVENUE 37 PARKSOUTH PARK 37 avenue south PARK AVENUE SOUTH 37 PARKAVENUESOUTH 37 37PARKAVENUESOUTH 370 PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH 3 7 O UPPER PART THE FLATIRON| | DISTRICT A TRUE 7-DAY MARKET SUPPORTED BY: OF STORE Park | One of Manhattan’sP | A | S Premier Retail Submarkets 136 146 Avenue 156 166 176 190 200 PARK AVENUE South SOUTH | An Affluent, Highly Concentrated Residential Population | A Creative Industry Hub (Over 100 Media/Technology Companies Within a 1/2 Mile Radius) PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE P | A | S OPEN | One Block from Madison Square Park Which Attracts Over 1.2 Million Visitors Per Month TO BELOW PARK AVENUE SOUTH PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH | SOUTH APPAREL & ACCESSORIES BANKS Home Depot Cafe Medina 135 145 155 165 175 American Eagle Outfitters Bank of America Jennifer’s Convertibles Craftbar UPPER PART Ann Taylor Charles Schwab Ligne Roset Coffee Shop OF STORE Anthropologie Chase Marimekko Dos Caminos 370 UPPER PART OF STORE Banana Republic Citibank Mikasa Eleven Madison Park PARK | AVENUE | SOUTH OPEN SELECT TENANTS TO BELOW Bath & Body Works Fidelity Investments Natuzzi Gramercy Tavern HAUST SHAFT BCBG HSBC PC Richards Hillstone ELECTRIC/TUBE EX SHAFT IN THE MARKET Brooks Brothers Sovereign Bank Pier 1 Imports Haru EXHAUST SHAFT 134 144 154 164 37 174 184 194 C. Wonder Poggen Pohl iLiLi Club Monaco DIGITAL/TECH COMPANIES Restoration Hardware John Dory Oyster Bar PARK SELECT TENANTS Comptoir des Cotonniers CBS Interactive Sicis Les Halles E 37O ELEV AK IN THE MARKET AVENUE EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: Diesel FTW Media Waterworks L’Express Express Next Customer Vitra Little Town SOUTH Forever 21 Nomorerack.com Mason Jar 370 INT AIR FRESH Fresh Marquee Media HOTELS Olives DN Gap Mashable Ace Hotel Rosa Mexicano 123 132 143 153 163 173 183 193 EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: DN Geox Score Big Gansevoort Park Avenue Sarabeth’s PARK AVENUE SOUTH H&M Selectable Media Gramercy Park Hotel Shake Shack OPEN J. Crew Snakblox Hotel Giraffe Sushi Samba 37PARKAVENUESOUTH TO BELOW Joe Fresh The New Republic NoMad Hotel Sushiro EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT: ANDREW KAHN Kate Spade Topvets.com SLS Hotel (coming soon) Tamarind PARK AVENUE SOUTH Kenneth Cole Unigo The W Hotel The Breslin 132 142 251 261 172 212.841.7732182 192 [email protected] Lacoste Urban Daddy Virgin Hotel (coming soon) The House UP PARKUP | AVENUE | SOUTH Lululemon Vayner Media The Hurricane Club CHRISTIANEXCLUSIVE B. LEASING STANTON AGENT: MAC Cosmetics Webmedia Brands RESTAURANTS Tocqueville 212.841.5949 Madewell ABC Kitchen Union Square Cafe [email protected] Michael Kors HOME FURNISHINGS & ELECTRON- ABC Cocina Veritas Nike ICS Aldea Wildwood Barbeque PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH PARKAVENUESOUTH Nordstrom Rack ABC Carpet & Home Almond PARKAVENUESOUTH 131 141 151 161 171 181 191 Opening Ceremony B&B Italia Asellina SPECIALTY FOODS Paragon Sports Bed, Bath & Beyond A Voce Eataly Sephora Best Buy Barbounia Fairway True Religion DDC Blue Smoke Trader Joe’s 26th STREET Vince Camuto Design Within Reach Blue Water Grill Whole Foods Fendi Casa Boqueria AVENUE 37 PARKSOUTH PARK 37 avenue south PARK AVENUE SOUTH 365 Fifth CUNY NY Public Library Science & QNR Business Library F MBD PATH W 34TH STREET E 34TH STREET E 34TH STREET Herald DDC Boom Fitness Towers Empire State New Wolfgang’s Building Development W 33RD STREET 6 E 33RD STREET E 33RD STREET J.D. 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