RETAIL AND RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY

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1 RETAIL AND RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY

2 CLASSIC STYLE, MODERN LUXURY 120 Broadway also known as The Equitable Building is a national historic landmark located on the southeast corner of Cedar Street and Broadway. This unique retail and restaurant opportunity offers spectacular visibility and brand positioning in the heart of Lower Manhattan. CONCEPTUAL RENDERING

3 BROADWAY CEDAR STREET CEDAR STREET THE SPACE APPROXIMATE SIZE Ground Floor 7,114 SF CEILING HEIGHTS Ground Floor 20' MEZZANINE 1,739 SF Mezzanine 1,739 SF Mezzanine 10' Lower Level 5,092 SF Lower Level 14' Total 13,945 SF FRONTAGE Broadway 71 FT Cedar Street 136 FT POSSESSION Immediate TERM BROADWAY 71 FT 136 FT GROUND FLOOR 7,114 SF years Useable Lower Level Located at the base of 1.9M SF office building Steps from The Fulton Transit Hub, World Trade Center, Brookfield Place and the New York Stock Exchange Direct, in-building access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, J and Z subway lines Approximately 300,000 potential customers walking past the property every week LOWER LEVEL 5,092 SF

4 CONCEPTUAL RESTAURANT BUILDOUTS

5 NOTABLE NEIGHBORING The Coffee Bean RETAILERS & Tea Leaf CITY HALL PARK CITY HALL World Trade Center Retail Aesop Aldo Apple Asics Banana Republic Bose Breitling Camper Caudalie Cole Haan Designer Eyes Desigual Dune London Eataly Edward Beiner Folli Follie Fossil Giorgio Armani Hugo Boss John Barrett John Varvatos Kiehl s L occitane En Provence Links Of London Lk Bennett Longines Mac Costmetics Michael Kors Montblanc Pandora Reiss Sephora Stuart Weitzman Swatch Thomas Sabo Tiffany & Co. Tissot Tom Ford Tumi Turnbull & Asser Victoria s Secret Vince Camuto Zadig & Voltaire MURRAY STREET VESEY STREET New York North End Grill Merchantile Exchange Brookfield Place Retail Aspinal Of London Bonobos Bottega Veneta Burberry Club Monaco Cos Bar Davidoff Diane Von Furstenberg Hermes J.Crew Judith & Charles Michael Kors Omega Paul Smith Saks Fifth Avenue Salvatore Ferragamo Sant Ambroeus Suit Supply Theory Tory Burch Villebrequin Vince Zegna BROOKFIELD PLACE BATTERY PARK CITY ALBANY STREET RECTOR PLACE 1 THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE FIRST PLACE STREET 7 PERFORMING ARTS SITE WEST STREET DWAY 2 TRANSPORTATION HUB MUSEUM LIBERTY STREET LIBERTY PARK WASHINGTON STREET MORRIS PLACE 3 4 GREENWICH STREET R CHURCH STREET TRINITY PLACE PARK PLACE BARCLAY STREET VESEY STREET FULTON STREET DEY STREET BROADWAY CORTLANDT STREET CEDAR STREET R WOOLWORTH BUILDING ZUCCOTTI PARK TRINITY CHURCH STATE STREET PINE STREET NEW STREET PARK ROW ANN STREET BEAVER STREET NASSAU STREET WALL STREET STONE STREET BRIDGE STREET DUTCH STREET JOHN STREET FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK BROAD STREET PEARL STREET SPRUCE STREET BEEKMAN STREET WILLIAM STREET MAIDEN LANE CEDAR STREET Extreme Gym 4 NEW YORK PLAZA FRANKFORT STREET GOLD STREET CLIFF STREET Cafe Arte WALL & WATER Fulton Center Retail Freedom Wine Cellar Irving Farm Moleskine Neuhaus PNC Bank Pop Karma Pressed Juicery Shake Shack The Leather Spa Wasabi Wetzel s Pretzels WeWork Zaro's WATER STREET JOHN STREET FLETCHER STREET SOUTH STREET PECK SLIP FULTON STREET DOVER STREET BEEKMAN STREET SOUTH STREET FULTON MARKET SOUTH STREET SEAPORT PIER 17 Seaport District 10 Corso Como Big Gay Ice Cream bychloe Dita IPic Theater Jean Georges Fish Market Jean Georges Seafood Restaurant Live Nation Mcnally Jackson Momofuku Scotch & Soda TKTS EAST RIVER EAST RIVER HUDSON RIVER BATTERY PARK R 1 NEW YORK PLAZA Starbucks Chipotle Mexican Grill Chop t Cobbler Express Retro Express Optometric Arts UPPER NEW YORK BAY COMING SOON

6 THE DOWNTOWN MARKET 61,000 Residents living in Lower Manhattan 1,175 Retailers in Lower Manhattan, a 6% increase over 2015 $6.5 BILLION Annual spending power of Lower Manhattan 235,000 Private Sector employees in the area 14.8 MILLION Tourists visited Lower Manhattan in ,200 Units under development 282,191 Average daily subway riders in Lower Manhattan 202 New stores and restaurants opened in 2016

7 UNBEATABLE ACCESS 120 Broadway is located in the heart of Downtown Manhattan with convenient access to mass transit connecting it to the rest of New York City and New Jersey through the Fulton Transit Center and World Trade Center Transportation Hub. SUBWAY LINES DOWNTOWN CONNECTION SHUTTLE SERVICE

8 CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS RICHARD GELBER GARY ALTERMAN JORDYN COMRAS BRADLEY SOME