170-174 east 2nd street - Agorafy
MASSEY KNAKAL | RETAIL LEASING SERVICES
ND STREET 170-174 EAST 2 RETAIL FOR LEASE
Space C Space B
Space A
CONTACTS BRENDAN GOTCH Director of Retail Leasing (212) 696-2500 x 7714 [email protected]
KYLIE KAIN Associate (212) 696-2500 x 5180 [email protected]
SIZE
ASKING RENT
FRONTAGE
250 SF Space A 500 SF Space B 500 SF Space C
Upon Request
POSSESSION
9’ Space A 17’ Space B 17’ Space C
Immediate
FEATURES Boutique East Village spaces. In the heart of one of New York City’s fastest growing neighborhoods with proven and increasing demand for amenity retailers. Accessible to transportation. Only two blocks from the F train at 1st Avenue. Multiple bus lines nearby. Most uses considered. These spaces would be ideal for a variety of uses, including cafes, specialty food vendors, apparel, accessories, and stationery, among others. Appealing co-tenancy. Neighboring tenants include Two Boots Pizza, Chase, Duane Reade, Citibank, and Waffles and Dinges. Sidewalk appeal. Large glass, historic facades with excellent signage potential.
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
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MANHATTAN BROOKLYN STATEN ISLAND THE BRONX QUEENS WESTCHESTER LONG ISLAND NEW J ERSEY
170-174 EAST 2ND STREET FLOOR PLANS
Space A
Space B
Space C
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
170-174 EAST 2ND STREET MAP
170-174 East 2nd
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
170-174 EAST 2ND STREET NEIGHBORHOOD DESCRIPTION EAST VILLAGE The East Village is characterized by its extensive mixed-use development. Commercial and retail buildings are combined with residential buildings. The East Village has also become a dining hub, with its many restaurants and bars. Some of these are from rising restaurateurs like David Chang of Momofuku, while others like Veselka have been neighborhood stalwarts for decades. Apartments in the East Village have appreciated consistently over the last decade, with one bedroom apartments renting for upwards of $3,000 and two bedrooms renting for as much as $5,000. Simultaneously, no other area in Manhattan enjoys the mixed-use character of the East Village and convenience to the workplace. Mass transportation within walking distance include the 6, B, D, F, L, and M subway lines, as well as local and express MTA bus service throughout Manhattan. The neighborhood continues to draw investment and retail has burgeoned as a result with specialty food retailers, high end restaurants, salons, apparel, and a variety of other uses filling both the avenues and the side streets. With the rejuvenation of the Stuyvesant Town and Union Square to the north and SoHo and NoHo to the south and west, the location of much of the East Village is likely to continue to witness considerable appreciation. By Subway:
to 2nd or 1st Avenue to Bleecker Street to 1st Avenue
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
ND STREET 170-174 EAST 2 RETAIL FOR LEASE
Space C Space B
Space A
CONTACTS BRENDAN GOTCH Director of Retail Leasing (212) 696-2500 x 7714 [email protected]
KYLIE KAIN Associate (212) 696-2500 x 5180 [email protected]
SIZE
ASKING RENT
FRONTAGE
250 SF Space A 500 SF Space B 500 SF Space C
Upon Request
POSSESSION
9’ Space A 17’ Space B 17’ Space C
Immediate
FEATURES Boutique East Village spaces. In the heart of one of New York City’s fastest growing neighborhoods with proven and increasing demand for amenity retailers. Accessible to transportation. Only two blocks from the F train at 1st Avenue. Multiple bus lines nearby. Most uses considered. These spaces would be ideal for a variety of uses, including cafes, specialty food vendors, apparel, accessories, and stationery, among others. Appealing co-tenancy. Neighboring tenants include Two Boots Pizza, Chase, Duane Reade, Citibank, and Waffles and Dinges. Sidewalk appeal. Large glass, historic facades with excellent signage potential.
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
INVESTMENT SALES
RETAIL LEASING
CAPITAL SERVICES
| MASSEYKNAKAL.COM
MANHATTAN BROOKLYN STATEN ISLAND THE BRONX QUEENS WESTCHESTER LONG ISLAND NEW J ERSEY
170-174 EAST 2ND STREET FLOOR PLANS
Space A
Space B
Space C
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
170-174 EAST 2ND STREET MAP
170-174 East 2nd
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
170-174 EAST 2ND STREET NEIGHBORHOOD DESCRIPTION EAST VILLAGE The East Village is characterized by its extensive mixed-use development. Commercial and retail buildings are combined with residential buildings. The East Village has also become a dining hub, with its many restaurants and bars. Some of these are from rising restaurateurs like David Chang of Momofuku, while others like Veselka have been neighborhood stalwarts for decades. Apartments in the East Village have appreciated consistently over the last decade, with one bedroom apartments renting for upwards of $3,000 and two bedrooms renting for as much as $5,000. Simultaneously, no other area in Manhattan enjoys the mixed-use character of the East Village and convenience to the workplace. Mass transportation within walking distance include the 6, B, D, F, L, and M subway lines, as well as local and express MTA bus service throughout Manhattan. The neighborhood continues to draw investment and retail has burgeoned as a result with specialty food retailers, high end restaurants, salons, apparel, and a variety of other uses filling both the avenues and the side streets. With the rejuvenation of the Stuyvesant Town and Union Square to the north and SoHo and NoHo to the south and west, the location of much of the East Village is likely to continue to witness considerable appreciation. By Subway:
to 2nd or 1st Avenue to Bleecker Street to 1st Avenue
The information contained herein has been given to us by sources that we deem reliable. However, we do not warrant, represent or guarantee its accuracy or thoroughness. You are advised to independently verify all information.
