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515 West 23 Street 515 WEST 23 S T R E E T For more information, please contact: JILL LOVATT | 212 841 7901 [email protected] HEATHER SOCKOL | 212 841 7903 [email protected] 515 WEST 23 S T R E E T PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: • The vacant space will be delivered in “white box” condition • Impressive ceiling heights ranging from 10FT -15FT and two large glass atriums to allow for ample natural sunlight SPACE: 2,424 SF • Over 20,000 people in daytime foot traffic FRONTAGE: 13 FT on West 23rd Street • In close proximity to major NYC subway lines via the A C E B D F M 1 2 3 L JILL LOVATT | 212 841 7901 HEATHER SOCKOL | 212 841 7903 For more information, please contact: [email protected] [email protected] 515 WEST 23 S T R E E T WEST 23 WEST STREET JILL LOVATT | 212 841 7901 HEATHER SOCKOL | 212 841 7903 For more information, please contact: [email protected] [email protected] W 28TH STREET 1 TWELFTH AVENUE/WEST SIDE HIGHWAY SIXTH/AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS Flower W 27TH STREET District PAUL KASMIN MARQUEE WHEN YOU WERE LITTLE YOU USED TO COLOR GALLERY CHELSEA TAXI BROKERS W 26TH STREET ELEVENTH AVENUE RIVER G SEVENTH AVENUE R EIGHTH AVENUE TENTH AVENUE N A PURE SPA NINTH AVENUE O EE S N BEDROCK MINI STORAGE CKO KICKBOXING D W MOINIAN “SKY” TOWER U JUN- MEN A H CITIZENS OF CHELSEA Y 17,000,000 PRINTED MATTER, INC W 25TH STREET Annual Visitors LEILA HELLER BOTTINO EMPIRE GOURMET DELI YOSI H K GALLERY HIGHLINE U R MANHATTAN VMF GALLERY D A FAT RADISH THREE S P ART 210 ON ER RIV 515 WEST 23 S T R E E T W 24TH STREET THE DRUNKEN USPS HORSE K CITY H F M OR IG Y H L W 23RD STREET C E 1 W I E N N E AMERINGER MCENERY YOHE GALLERY NEW YORK BURGER CO A PURE SPA JULIA SAUL GALLERY 7,600,000 SIKKEMA JENKINS & CO EMPIRE DINER MATTHEW MARKS GALLERY Annual Visitors W 22ND STREET HUDSON RIVER GREENWAY HUDSON TIA KIM GALLERY HA. HA. FRESH THE COPPER SILL RIVER The GUARDIAN FONDA OF CHELSEA CHAMPIGNON CAFÉ PARK ANGEL SCHOOL 192 BOOKS BLOSSOM 303 GALLERY LE GRAINNE CAFÉ STARBUCKS TRUE LOGOS. GENERATED BY CHI NGUYEN (CHISAGITTA) W 21ST STREET V GAGOSIAN ENCLAVE VALET BAR VELOCE UAL ISITO VIBE N R TENTH AVENUE DASHING DIVA NINTH AVENUE EIGHTH AVENUE SEVENTH AVENUE SIXTH/AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS N S WASHBURN WINE ON NINE THE BLUE STORE TONO SUSHI A 529 Arts Building RAINBOW STATION GALLERY MY LITTLE SUNSHINE LE ZIE TRATTORIA AMORINO THE DISH CAFÉ GARTH GREENAN GALLERY HOTEL THE BERGANOTE ELEVENTH AVENUE 4,000,000 W 20TH STREET MULEH 16 HANDLES BOCCA DI BACCO MERCI MARKET Highline Wine Market OMAI FOOD OF VIETNAM TIMOTHY TAYLOR GALLERY SMOKING AND VAPING TIPSY PARSON LE SINGE VERT MICHAEL ROSENFELD GALLERY THE FILMORE ROOM CHELSEA ROYAL CARE PHARMACY STARBUCKS TRUE LOGOS. GENERATED BY CHI NGUYEN (CHISAGITTA) DAVID ZWIRNER GALLERY W 19TH STREET THE KITCHEN JOYCE THEATRE GRAND SICHUAN EXPRESS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER LISSON GALLERY HARMONY MURPHY BED EXPRESS LES ATLIERS THE ONE MEN SPA COURBET ROOT AMORINO W 18TH STREET 1 EA MA Pretzel LS RK WELLS FARGO E E Star On 18 Gallery THAI SLIDERS H T Diner Cafe C JETS PIZZA ARTICHOKE PIZZA STELLAS PIZZA BEC W 17TH STREET 6,000,000 SOULCYCLE CATCH Annual Visitors MARITIME HOTEL TAO W 16TH STREET STARBUCKS TRUE LOGOS. GENERATED BY CHI NGUYEN (CHISAGITTA) PIER59 STUDIOS DEL POSTO USPS PAD THAD TORO CHELSEA MARKET MARDANA L’ATELIER LIQUITERIA 7 R 5 W 15TH STREET PIE STARBUCKS TRUE LOGOS. GENERATED BY CHI NGUYEN (CHISAGITTA) 14TH IKINARI STEAK MILK STUDIOS STREET PARK DISNEY POP UP DAVIS OPTICAL 1 2 3 F M L W 14TH STREET A C E L SHOEGASM W 13TH ST. STARBUCKS TRUE LOGOS. GENERATED BY CHI NGUYEN (CHISAGITTA) 4 R 5 PIE LITTLE W 12TH STREET HT G EI HUDSON STR H AVENUE AVENUE H GREENWICH AVENU EET GANSEVOORT STREET HORATIO STREET E HIN 515 WEST 23 S T R E E T For more information, please contact: JILL LOVATT | 212 841 7901 [email protected] HEATHER SOCKOL | 212 841 7903 [email protected] ©2019 Cushman & Wakefield. All rights reserved. The information contained in this communication is strictly confidential. This information has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable but has not been verified. NO WARRANTY OR REP- RESENTATION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY (OR PROPERTIES) REFERENCED HEREIN OR AS TO THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, AND SAME IS SUB- MITTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTH- ER CONDITIONS, WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE, AND TO ANY SPECIAL LIST- ING CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER(S). ANY PROJECTIONS, OPINIONS OR ESTIMATES ARE SUBJECT TO UNCERTAINTY AND DO NOT SIGNIFY CURRENT OR FUTURE PROPERTY PERFORMANCE..
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