1350 Fifteenth Street 1350 15th St 545–19 263 pi² d'espace disponible • Fort Lee, NJ 07024

Situated in the heart of Fort Lee, 1350 Fifteenth Street Apartments presents a premier opportunity for retail and office tenants seeking high visibility, strong demographics, and proximity to Manhattan. Retail spaces range from 545 to 1,670 square feet, with a 12,735-square-foot professional office suite available for larger users. The property’s on-site parking, building signage, and expansive display windows enhance tenant exposure. As part of a 15-story multifamily tower with 212 rental units, the property benefits from an immediate, built-in customer base, complemented by a diverse mix of co-tenants that drive consistent daily activity. Strategically located minutes from Manhattan, 1350 15th Street enjoys exceptional regional connectivity. Fort Lee sits immediately across the George Washington Bridge, offering unmatched access to New York City while connecting directly to Interstate 95, Route 4, and the Palisades Interstate Parkway, allowing easy reach to northern New Jersey, Westchester, and Rockland Counties. Public transportation to Manhattan via express bus is only steps away, making it a highly accessible site. Fort Lee is one of Bergen County’s most affluent communities, with over 130,000 residents within a 2-mile radius and an average household income exceeding $100,000. Adjacent to the Fort Lee Community Center and Police Department, near the BMCIF NJ Center, and surrounded by numerous multifamily developments, offices, and shopping centers. Fort Lee continues to evolve as one of Northern New Jersey’s most desirable urban-suburban markets, defined by its dense population, thriving commercial core, and proximity to New York City. The area’s combination of high spending power, accessibility, and cultural diversity creates an ideal environment for retailers and office users to thrive. 1350 Fifteenth Street presents an opportunity to establish a presence in a well-connected, growing community that strikes a balance between city convenience and suburban appeal.