LIC 4501 NORTHERN BOULEVARD PRIME NORTHERN BOULEVARD FUTURE HOME OF YOUR BUSINESS

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1 LIC PRIME NORTHERN BOULEVARD FUTURE HOME OF YOUR BUSINESS

2 highlights THE LARGEST RETAIL OPPORTUNITY ON NORTHERN BOULEVARD Retail Opportunity 6,800 sf ground level retail for immediate possession Full Building Opportunity can be made available (55,000 sf total) - 20,000 sf ground level - 26' to 30' ceiling height - 20,000 sf second floor - 15,000 sf of lower level space (possible to convert back to parking) Frontage 40 feet Possession Arranged Neighboring Tenants Best Buy, Guitar Center, Harley Davidson, Marshalls, Old Navy, Party City, Sleepy s, Stop & Shop, The Home Depot, Toy s R Us Comments Located on the heavily trafficked Northern Boulevard commercial corridor Less than ½ mile from major big box tenants such as Best Buy, Old Navy, Marshalls, Stop & Shop, The Home Depot Less than 1 mile from the heart of Long Island City with more than 25,000 residential units in the pipeline Possibility of having on-site parking for a full building user that could take up to 55,000 sf and a full building presence 2

3 area map AREA MAP OF RETAILERS 4501 Northern Blvd 3

4 floor plans GROUND LEVEL Total Approx. 20,000 SF 4

5 floor plans LOWER LEVEL Approx. 15,000 SF 5

6 area overview LIC AT A GLANCE Long Island City, Queens, NY (Largest Neighborhood in Queens) Formerly its own city, established in 180, until 1898 (at the time, Astoria, Ravenswood, Hunters Point, Dutch Kills, Middletown, Sunnyside, Blissville, and Bowery Bay were part of Long Island City) Location Arguably the geographic center of NYC Coordinates: N, W Bordered by: North-Astoria, West-East River, South-Newtown Creek and East-31st Street/First Calvary Cemetery Breadth of LIC Manhattan s 34th to 86th Streets and First to Tenth Avenues Key Neighborhoods Queensboro Plaza, Queens Plaza, Court Square, Hunter s Point Population Growth 25% since ,200 (approximate increase of 14,300 ppl) Approximates (2010) 1 mile radius 1.5 mile radius Population 5, ,500 Businesses: 4,400 10,00 Employees: 1, ,000 Consumer Spending: (millions) $429.1 $3,68.1 Median Age: 34 LONG ISLAND CITY 6

7 area overview LIC TRANSPORTATION Northern Boulevard Traffic Count Key Subway Ridership N R Q F M E G Court Square 20,446 daily E G M Queens Plaza 9,696 E M R Queensboro Plaza 11,132 N Q Vernon Boulevard/ 12,601 Jackson Avenue Non-Subway Ridership Queens Bridge (cars) 220,000 Queens Boulevard (cars) 135,000 Bus Routes (20) 88,000

8 area overview LIC BUSINESS PROFILE Major Businesses CUNY School of Law MoMa PS1 Queens Court House JetBlue Corporate Headquarters Citi Bank (1 Court Square, or Citigroup Building) LaGuardia Community College Department of Health (2 Gotham Center) MetLife Silvercup Studios 500 students 150,000 visitors yearly 85,000 visitors yearly 1,000 employees,000 employees 19,000 students 3,000 employees 1,500 employees 300 daily production & employees Landmarks Pepsi Cola Billboard, Gantry Plaza State Park, JetBlue Building, Silvercup Studios, Citigroup Building, MoMa PS1, Former 5Pointz site, Queens Court House Residential Development over,000 residential units added Currently over 22,500 units in development stages Community Boards Community Board 1: North of Queensboro Bridge (59th Street Bridge) Community Board 2: South of Queensboro Bridge (59th Street Bridge) Recent Commercial Deals Signed in LIC Regus, Astoria Bank, Stolle Pie Shops, Duane Reade, Brooklyn Boulders, Kavala, Bareburger, Bright Horizon s Childcare, The Learning Experience, Bierocracy, Food Cellar, and Doughnut Plant Future Economic Drivers Cornell Tech Roosevelt Island Campus Metro North LIC Connection 8

9 For more information, please contact: BRAD SCHWARZ Senior Managing Director/Principal BRADLEY DIAMOND Managing Director