- Second generation restaurant on the ground floor
- Full brand-new kitchen with gas and venting in place
- Floors can be leased together or separately
- 24/7 foot traffic steps from the Seaport and close proximity to Fulton Street subway station
- Fully built-out QSR with vent in place
- Private bathroom
- Walk-in boxes in the basement
- Landlord will deliver gas to the premises
- Brand-new 800-unit residential building across the street
- Nestled between Frances Tavern and Dead Rabbit, Financial District’s most iconic bars
- No key-money
- Full floor office space
- Doorman building
- 24/7 access
- Corner retail space with large wraparound windows throughout
- Convenient shared lobby access with Sweat440
- Strong co-tenancy including Stout and Jubilee Market
- All uses considered
- Corner retail space in the heart of the historic Seaport
- High residential and office foot traffic area
- Peck Slip Plaza directly in front of the space and steps from the Seaport
- Perfect for all uses
- Unused newly built-out restaurant with a high-end omakase speakeasy in the rear of the space
- Type 2 venting
- 1AM beer and wine license in place – tenant was previously approved for full liquor license
- $75K Key-money
• Strong exposure to retailing’s key customers: employees, residents and tourists
• All-glass frontage
• High-visibility corner location
• Surrounded by multiple tourist destinations
- Vented former restaurant spaces
- Spaces can be combined
- 7-day-a-week foot traffic
- At the base of a 196-unit residential building
- One block to the Fulton Transit Center
- Annual Ridership of 26,838,473 commuters
- Access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, Z, R, W and Path trains
- Duplex restaurant space that can be divided
- Ground floor previously “Haru Sushi”
- Lower level previously “Fina”
- Now vacant and ready to lease
- Located at the base of the frequently photographed Cocoa Exchange Building, one of New York City’s few landmarks similar in shape to the Flatiron Building
- Twelve new windows are being installed along Beaver and Pearl Streets in the lower level
