200 LAFAYETTE STREET
SOHO SOHO
Out of 300 nationally-known retail brands, SoHo has the highest concentration within the borough of Manhattan. These brands include, but are not limited to, Lululemon, Gucci, Nike, Louis Vuitton, Sephora, J. Crew, Tiffany & Co., and Zara. UPPER EAST SIDE
UPPER WEST SIDE
UPPER MADISON AVENUE
THIRD AVENUE MANHATTAN’S RETAIL HUB COLUMBUS CIRCLE
NEIGHBORHOOD TOTAL
FIFTH AVENUE SoHo 98 Lower Manhattan 79 TIMES SQUARE Upper West Side 71 Fifth Avenue 68 Herald Square 61 HERALD SQUARE Upper Madison Ave 61 Upper East Side 59 Chelsea 57 FLATIRON Times Square 46 Flatiron 45 CHELSEA Columbus Circle 25 Third Avenue 23 MEATPACKING DISTRICT Tribeca 13 GREENWICH VILLAGE Greenwich Village 12 Meatpacking District 11
SOHO
TRIBECA
LOWER MANHATTAN Source: AggData 2017 3 AREA MAP
broadway mott mott street FLOR
greene street crosby street mercer street street bowery
wooster street lafayette street elizabeth street
FRED PERRY WARBY PARKER BROOKLYN
INDUSTRIES mulberry street
mens womens CHERCHE prince street CHEFS MIDI CLUB BY JUICE PRESS MIN FOOD & NEW YORK WINE DIPTYQUE SANTA MARIA PAULANER NOVELLA Aēsop GHURKA NIXON SIGERSON BOWERY & VINE MORRISON Supreme TASCHEN SCOTCH & SODA rag & bone A.P.C. GANT voyage BACK FORTY RUBIROSA CATA WEST SANT BRANDY DEREK AMBROEUS LAM AURELIE MELVILLE BIDERMANN CROSBY HAT OSKLEN LOLE STREET spring street CLUB HOTEL REBECCA LILITH PARM SANDRO MINKOFF CUTLER & RESTAURANT GROSS Y-3 Joe & The Juice SOLSTICE JUDD CLUB MONACO FREEMANS BALABOOSTA ILORI MoMa Design Store RITUALS
Simone Rocha CITY BAKERY BLK DNM VERSUS BALTHAZAR PUBLIC C É LINE JACK’S WIFE FREDA
SELIMA OPTIQUE CHOPT broome street JEFFREY RUDES ALL SAINTS tartinery LOMBARDIS BLACK SEED BAGEL
OSTERIA MORINI MALIA MILLS ALPANA BAWA
BUSCEMI ISABEL MARANT CAF SELECT SUIT SUPPLY grand street Mitchell Gold ALEXIS BITTAR +Bob Williams kenmare street ANTIQUES GARAGE MASISONO
SOHO ART 200 LAFAYETTE STREET CAFE GRUMPY THE NOLITAN HOTEL LAFAYETTE 148 canal street ALEXANDAR WANG THE WEBSTER JEANS SHOP SATURDAYS NEW YORK CITY DQM BONOBOS GROTTA NIKELAB AZZURRA ODIN street centre DA NICO aether
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200 LAFAYETTE STREET
DEMOGRAPHICS WITHIN 1/2 MILE (10 blocks)
OFFICE RESIDENTS 1/2 MILE (10 blocks) 59,518 Executive/Management 58,178 Residents Workers, over 54% of all Median Age: 38.4 employees within the area. Percent with RETAIL SALES Bachelor’s Degree: 59% $2.8 Billion 26,480 Households Average Household Income: $121,160
Source: ESRI/AGS 2017 6 TOURISM IN NEW YORK CITY 60.5 MILLION VISITORS ANNUALLY DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL
47.8 million 12.7 million 200 LAFAYETTE STREET benefits by being conveniently located between Midtown and Lower Manhattan, IN 2016 VISITORS SPENT OVER $43 BILLION capturing tourists who shuttle between SPENDING BY TOURIST SEGMENT TOURIST SPENDING BREAKDOWN the city’s countless attractions. International Domestic Business Domestic Leisure Lodging Shopping Food/Beverage Local Transport Arts & Entertainment 48% 30% 22% 29% 21% 20% 18% 12%
Central Park 42M Annual Visitors The Metropolitan Museum of Art 6.2M Annual Visitors Museum of Natural History 5M Annual Visitors Rockefeller Center ~500,000 Daily Visitors Lincoln Center 5M Annual Visitors MoMA 3.1M Annual Visitors
Times Square Empire State Building 50M Annual Visitors 4M Annual Visitors
Penn Station 600,000 Daily Visitors
Chelsea Market 6M Annual Visitors High Line Est. 25M Total Visitors 200 LAFAYETTE STREET SoHo
Brooklyn Bridge 2.8M Annual Visitors
World Trade Center - Est. 10M Annual Visitors World Trade Center Observation Deck National 9/11 Memorial National 9/11 Museum
Statue of Liberty Ferry/ Ellis Island 4.2M Annual Visitors
Source: NYC & Company 2016 7 A 1 B N 4 C 2 D Q 6 E 3 F R M
A HIGHLY CONNECTED NEIGHBORHOOD
16 out of 22 subway lines in Manhattan run through stations that are in or near SoHo, with a total of 52.5 million riders annually passing through the 8 neighborhood stations. Houston Street M M Broadway-Lafayette M M Prince Street J Z Spring Street M M Spring Street STATIONS BY ANNUAL RIDERSHIP
Canal Street M Canal Street (JNQRZ6) 15.3 million M Canal Street Broadway/Lafayette (BDFM) 12.4 million Canal Street (ACE) 5.7 million
Prince Street (NQ) 5.3 million
Houston (123) 4.4 million
Spring Street (CE) 3.7 million
Spring Street (6) 3.8 million
Canal Street (1) 1.8 million B D 4 N R 1 6 2 3 A C F
Source: MTA 2016 8 LOWER LEVEL FIRST LEVEL SECOND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN
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9 jason maurer sr. director, leasing-urban
500 fifth avenue suite 3100 new york, new york 10110 646.553.2353 [email protected]