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Long Island City Retail for Lease - Northwest Queens

32-31 Greenpoint Avenue presents a retail leasing opportunity in the heart of Long Island City (LIC), offering 800 square feet of highly functional and visible ground-floor space along a bustling commercial corridor. This former laundromat is framed by large display windows, high ceilings, functional layouts, and opportunities for prominent signage. The space captures strong pedestrian and vehicular exposure at a signalized intersection with traffic exceeding 15,000 vehicles daily. Positioned beneath a two-story residential building, occupants benefit from a built-in customer base and immediate neighborhood engagement. 32-31 Greenpoint Avenue is available for immediate possession with flexible zoning that accommodates a wide range of retail, commercial, and service uses, including a cloud kitchen. 32-31 Greenpoint Avenue’s strategic placement within a dense residential enclave amplifies its day-to-day utility and performance potential. Surrounded by over 340,000 residents within a 2-mile radius and supported by approximately $4.6 billion in consumer annual spending, the area delivers a consistent and affluent customer base with a median household income of $108,000. Nearby national and neighborhood retailers, including FedEx and Dollar Tree, anchor daily traffic, while local favorites such as Angelo’s Pizza & Deli, Elias Corner, and Bantry Bay Publick House contribute to a vibrant, service-driven retail ecosystem. Situated directly off Interstate 495 with seamless access to Interstate 278, the site enables efficient regional access. The property offers direct access to multiple bus lines and is located within a mile of the 46 St-Bliss Street station, providing convenient connectivity to Midtown Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs. As Long Island City continues its trajectory as one of New York City’s fastest-growing residential and mixed-use markets, 32-31 Greenpoint Avenue offers a prime opportunity to grow alongside a rapidly evolving neighborhood.

Property Type:

Multifamily

Date on Market:

2026-03-16

New York Multiple Space Uses for Lease - Soho

39–41 Wooster Street is a unified mixed-use retail and office property occupying two connected SoHo townhomes on one of the neighborhood’s most established blocks. Together, the building delivers substantial street-level retail presence paired with multiple floors of office and showroom space above, creating a continuous, scalable footprint suited for brands and firms seeking both visibility and workspace under one address. At street level, the property offers strong retail presence with generous frontage, oversized storefront windows, and ceiling heights that allow for flagship retail, showroom, wellness, or experiential use. The retail spaces are designed with depth and clarity, supporting open gallery-style layouts, refined lighting systems, and prominent signage opportunities. Lower-level space across the building provides meaningful back-of-house and storage capacity, allowing retail floors to remain clean, open, and focused on brand presentation rather than operations. Above, the upper floors function as full-floor office and showroom spaces tailored to creative and professional users. These levels benefit from strong natural light, practical proportions, and layouts that support a mix of open work areas and private rooms without feeling overbuilt. Kitchens and supporting infrastructure are in place across office levels, making them well suited for full-time occupancy by fashion teams, design studios, agencies, production firms, or client-facing businesses that value a polished SoHo setting. What distinguishes 39–41 Wooster Street is the way the building operates as a single, coherent property rather than a collection of unrelated spaces. Retail and office uses are clearly separated by level, yet remain connected through scale and continuity, allowing tenants to expand, consolidate, or operate multiple functions within one controlled environment. Offered directly by ownership, 39–41 Wooster Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a meaningful presence on Wooster Street with flexibility across retail, office, and showroom use, while maintaining the credibility and character expected of a true SoHo property.

Date on Market:

2026-01-03

New York Retail for Lease - Gramercy Park

115 E 23rd Street is a boutique office building in New York City’s Gramercy Park/Flatiron District. The property spans 93,680 square feet across 12 stories, offering loft-style offices and ground floor retail space with basement access. Tenants and guests enter through a modern, attended lobby using 24-hour key card access. Property features include two updated passenger elevators, a freight elevator, high-speed internet, a shared rooftop deck, and ADA-accessible bathrooms. Tenant-controlled HVAC, wet pantries and private restrooms on each floor. 115 E 23rd Street is surrounded by retail options such as 7-Eleven, NY Sports Club, Starbucks, TD Bank, Wendy's, Kung Fu Tea, and Vitamin Shoppe. The property is within steps of Madison Square Park, the Flatiron Building, Union Square, and convenient access to 10 subway lines.

Property Type:

Office

Date on Market:

2025-10-27

New York Retail for Lease - Soho

54 Crosby Street presents the opportunity to lease a full-building opportunity spanning approximately 8,000 square feet across five levels in the heart of SoHo. Built in the late 1970s by renowned sculptor Arturo Di Modica, the property served as both his home and studio, where he created the iconic Charging Bull installed at the New York Stock Exchange in 1989. Constructed with salvaged timber, reclaimed brick, and poured concrete, the building embodies craftsmanship and creative ambition. A dramatic 30-foot skylight anchors the interior with natural light, while ceiling heights range from 9 feet, 8 inches to 32 feet. Herringbone floors, expansive windows overlooking cobblestone streets, and open lounge-style layouts support gallery, retail, office, or experiential concepts. The lower level’s arched brick ceilings and exposed stone create a striking black-box environment for exhibitions or production. Two private outdoor spaces, a tranquil rear terrace, and a rooftop deck with skyline views enhance functionality. 54 Crosby Street is offered on a 10 to 15-year NNN lease directly from ownership, divisible for pop-ups (not a long-term sublease), with no landlord termination right, flexible consideration of offers, and the possibility of significant concessions. Positioned within one block of Broadway in SoHo’s historic cast-iron district, the property benefits from immediate access to multiple subway lines and seamless connectivity. The location places operations within walking distance of Tribeca and Chinatown, and steps from premier retail corridors featuring Zara, Bloomingdale's, Allbirds, Timberland, MoMA Design Store, Daniel Wellington, Pandora, Marciano, and Saint Laurent. The surrounding trade area draws from a dense population of approximately 2.5 million residents within a 5-mile radius, generating roughly $37 million in annual consumer spending and nearly 60% holding a bachelor’s degree or higher, offering access to an affluent, educated demographic. SoHo remains one of Manhattan’s most established mixed-use markets, defined by architectural character, global retail presence, and a constant flow of residents, tourists, and professionals. 54 Crosby Street offers more than square footage; it delivers architectural drama and operational flexibility in a supply-constrained submarket. The space is ideal for gallery operators, creative firms, retailers, and experiential concepts.

Date on Market:

2023-01-19

New York Retail for Lease - Soho

177 Spring Street presents a fully renovated boutique retail opportunity in the heart of SoHo’s Cast Iron District. The five-story mixed-use building features eight residential units above two ground-floor commercial spaces, creating a built-in customer base and consistent daily activity. Positioned within an M1-5B zoning district, the property accommodates a broad range of commercial and community facility uses, offering flexibility for boutique retail, showroom concepts, pop-ups, or restaurant operations. Strong architectural character, modernized systems, LED-lit common areas, two underground parking levels, and at-grade rear parking support both functionality and visibility in one of Manhattan’s most established retail corridors. Two retail suites are available, ranging from 450 square feet to 1,500 square feet. The 450-square-foot space on Thompson Street delivers a recently renovated, sunlit storefront with prime SoHo foot traffic. Featuring abundant natural light and a private lower-level bathroom, the space supports boutique merchandising, experiential retail, and short-term or downsizing strategies seeking efficient layouts and immediate activation. The 1,500-square-foot corner unit at Spring and Thompson Streets offers approximately 25 feet of frontage, 14-foot ceiling heights, and finished ceilings at 11 feet, 6 inches. Currently operating as a pizzeria, the space retains full venting and mechanical infrastructure required for food and beverage use, an increasingly rare condition in historic SoHo properties. This existing build-out significantly reduces lead time and capital investment compared to a raw conversion. Offered directly by ownership, the lease presents a turnkey opportunity to secure a prominent corner presence with essential infrastructure already in place. Situated between West Broadway and Thompson Street, directly across from Vesuvio Playground and adjacent to The Dominick Hotel, 177 Spring Street benefits from steady pedestrian traffic driven by hospitality, residential density, and destination retail. The surrounding retail mix includes established neighborhood anchors such as Ben's Pizza, San Carlo Osteria Piemonte, Stüssy, Karl Lagerfeld, Balthazar, and Ladurée, reinforcing the corridor’s blend of luxury, lifestyle, and everyday traffic drivers. Accessibility is supported by proximity to Spring Street, Canal Street, and Prince Street MTA subway stations. More than 500,000 residents live within a 2-mile radius, generating approximately $9 billion in consumer spending and supported by a median household income of $112,000. 177 Spring Street stands out for its corner visibility, boutique scale flexibility, and rare food-grade infrastructure. The combination of a turnkey build-out, affluent demographics, and sustained foot traffic positions this commercial space to enjoy unrivaled exposure and brand equity in one of New York City’s most supply-constrained retail environments.

Property Type:

Multifamily

Date on Market:

2026-01-29

New York Office/Retail, Retail for Lease - Plaza District

Date on Market:

2026-03-09

New York Retail for Lease - Upper West Side

2193 Broadway presents a prime leasing opportunity on the Upper West Side withan immediately available retail units at the base of a 57-unit multifamily building. The property sits near the southwest corner of Broadway and West 78th Street. Positioned on the west side of Broadway, these spaces offer exceptional visibility and foot traffic in a thriving corridor. 2193 Broadway comprises approximately 1,100 rentable square feet with new storefront, expansive open floor plan, and the flexibility to be customized to tenant specifications. All uses will be considered. With a direct lease from the owner and no key cost required, this is a rare opportunity for retailers seeking a premier location with frictionless leasing terms. Just steps from the 77th Street subway station, 2193 and 2195 Broadway are surrounded by a high-income residential population, with over 152,200 residents within a 1-mile radius contributing to $2.7 billion in annual consumer spending. Neighboring retailers include Starbucks, Chopt, CVS, SoulCycle, Equinox, and more, reinforcing the Upper West Side's strong retail presence.

Property Type:

Multifamily

Date on Market:

2024-03-02

Corona Retail for Lease - Northeast Queens

Now reduced, 40-16 National Street presents 1,800 square feet of newly renovated, in-line retail space, comprising two 900-square-foot storefronts, each with a full lower level. Delivered white box and ready for customization, the space features 12-foot ceilings, brand-new storefront systems with expansive display windows, private bathrooms, an opportunity for building signage, and new gas-operated HVAC systems ranging from 5 to 10 tons. The property is fully sprinklered and powered by 1,600 amp, 3-phase electrical service with individual meters, along with separate gas and water lines. A full renovation completed in 2025 positions this asset as a modern commercial opportunity designed to support food, medical, retail, or service concepts seeking immediate occupancy. Just off Roosevelt Avenue and steps from the number 7 subway line, the property sits directly across from Corona Plaza, one of Queens’ most active pedestrian hubs. The plaza’s constant foot traffic, driven by transit riders, local residents, and visitors, creates a steady consumer demand. Neighboring national brands such as McDonald's, Burger King, Dunkin', Walgreens, Wendy's, and Pollo Campero reinforce the corridor’s established retail draw. The surrounding tenant mix includes a bar, a pediatrics office, clothing retailers, and supermarkets, creating a diversified business synergy. With nearly 2 million residents within a 5-mile radius and more than $20 billion in annual consumer spending, the site benefits from exceptional density and purchasing power. Corona stands as one of Queens’ most vibrant and densely populated neighborhoods, characterized by strong transit connectivity, high walkability, and a deeply rooted local community. Adjacent to Corona Plaza and the Park of the Americas, the area fosters consistent daytime and evening activity, attracting families, commuters, and residents. Retailers and service operators in this corridor capitalize on visibility, impulse traffic, and repeat local patronage. 40-16 National Street offers a turnkey platform to establish a presence in a thriving commercial hub.

Date on Market:

2026-02-25