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385 First Ave - Retail Condominium at CODA Unité de condo • Commerce de détail • 9 299 pi² • New York, NY 10010
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Faits saillants de l'investissement
- In-Place Cash Flow
- Fully Leased Asset
- Excellent Accessibility
- Valuable Corner Retail Frontage
- Diverse Consumer Base
Faits sur la propriété
Commodités
Commodités des unités
- Climatisation
- Lave-vaisselle
- Laveuse/Sécheuse
- Chauffage
- Cuisine
- Comptoirs de granit
- Planchers de bois franc
- Réfrigérateur
- Four
- Électroménagers en acier inoxydable
- Bain/Douche
- Walk-in
- Grill
- Salle à manger
- Congélateur
- Accessible aux fauteuils roulants (chambres)
Commodités du site
- Accès 24 heures
- Accès contrôlé
- Centre de conditionnement physique
- Gestionnaire d'immeuble sur place
- CVCA contrôlé par le locataire
- Portier
- Salles de jeux
- Grill
- Service d'emballage
- Pistes cyclables/Piétonnières
- Terrasse sur le toit
- Ascenseur
- Lounge
- Entretien sur place
- Solarium
1 Unité disponible
Unité 3
| Taille de l’unité | 9 299 pi² | Type de vente | Investissement |
| Utilisation du condo | Commerce de détail |
| Taille de l’unité | 9 299 pi² |
| Utilisation du condo | Commerce de détail |
| Type de vente | Investissement |
Description
Jones Lang LaSalle (“JLL”) has been retained on an exclusive basis to arrange for the sale of the retail condominium at CODA, located at 385 First Avenue (“The Property”) in Gramercy Park, Manhattan. The three (3) prime commercial spaces occupy the entire base of the building, situated at the southwest corner of East 23rd Street and First Avenue. With ~200’ of wraparound corner frontage, the Property offers exceptional visibility and access to a diverse customer base of residents, professionals, and students from nearby institutions.
Notes sur la vente
Manhattan’s retail market has demonstrated impressive resilience and growth
throughout 2025 and into Q1 2026, with key leasing metrics indicating a strong
recovery. The annualized average prime asking rents in Manhattan’s retail
corridors rose by 6.7% year-over-year, while direct ground floor availabilities
across the borough’s premier shopping areas hit a new record low of 13.7%.
This “top down” trend in retail leasing suggests that as prime locations become
fully occupied, we can expect increased leasing activity and rising rents in
quality neighborhood retail spaces along busy corridors such as First Avenue
and the 23rd Street thoroughfare.
The fully occupied ground floor retail at 385 First Avenue in Midtown
exemplifies the strength of Manhattan’s retail resurgence. Gramercy’s diverse
mix of residents, office employees, medical industry professionals, and students
provides a robust customer base for the current tenants, while the area’s
reputation for both mainstream and boutique retail aligns with current trends
favoring convenient and unique shopping experiences. The success of these
retailers demonstrates the enduring appeal of well-positioned retail spaces in
high-traffic locations
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