seaport district leasing book 2015

New York’s Oldest New Neighborhood

Between Past & Future

Seaport. There is nothing quite like it in New York City. With historic buildings lining

cobblestone streets and merchant ships along the East River, it draws visitors and New

Yorkers alike who see it as a vessel of the past and a quaint reminder of an earlier time.

But Seaport is more than a vessel of the past. It is a laboratory of the future: a place that

has time and time again pioneered new ideas and innovations, transforming not only itself,

but the entire city… and indeed the world.

Seaport District

One way or another, Seaport has always been a laboratory of the future. It was here in 1818 that the packet ship “James Monroe” set sail at exactly 10 a.m., becoming the first scheduled departure in history and ushering in a new age, run by the clock.

It was here in the 1860’s that farmers bringing goods to Fulton Market all hours of the day and night first turned New York into a 24-hour city, “the City that never sleeps.”

And it was here in the 1970’s that a pioneering urban-renewal district became the incubator of another new idea: that the modern city could include history by protecting older buildings and mixing preservation with modern construction.

Seaport District Between Past & Future

Today, the future is again taking shape in and around the Seaport. Lower Manhattan is one of the fastest growing commercial and residential neighborhoods in New York. It is an innovative, mixed-use community that is the first true 21st century city.

And at the heart of it all, the Seaport District.

The Howard Hughes Corporation’s plans for the Seaport will bring over 350,000 square feet of distinctive entertainment, preeminent retail brands, local emerging concepts, and curated dining venues.

The district’s historic buildings will be restored and preserved; the new Pier 17 will open up views of the river, the Manhattan skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge; and the 60,000 square foot landscaped Roof Top will set a new benchmark for world-renowned boutique concert and performance venues.

With a commitment to restoration and preservation,

along with the promise of distinctive retail and

entertainment, the Seaport District is once again poised

to reclaim its role as the beacon of the future - and of the extraordinary city of

New York.

Introduction derived from the Howard Hughes Corporation’s film: Seaport, Between Past and Future, produced by James Sanders

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“The re-envisioned Seaport District will be a vibrant, highly engaging area while providing a critical catalyst for the revitalization of Lower Manhattan. It’s creating

a one-of-a-kind experience incorporating the best that New York has to offer in entertainment, culture, shopping and dining in a development that is economically viable, while effectively meeting the needs of the neighborhood and showcasing the

Seaport as a treasured part of New York City’s past and future.”

David R. Weinreb Chief Executive Officer, The Howard Hughes Corporation

World-Class FOOD MARKET

250 Residential DWELLINGS

100 Berth MARINA

East River Esplanade CONNECTION

24/7 Active WATERFRONT

HUB

60,000 SF ROOFTOP

VENUE

40,000 SF 8-Screen LUXURY CINEMA

The Momentum

Shifts Downtown

New York,New York

The Only Real City-Truman Capote

Nothing Compares

To NYC

19.1 Million

ResidentsLondon = 14 Million Paris = 12.4 Million

52 Million Visitors

2 x As Many As London Paris = 42 Million

$1.3 Trillion in GDP

London = $732 Billion Paris = $669 Billion

London

Paris

Bronx

Manhattan

Seaport

Queens

Brooklyn

Staten Island

New Jersey

Hoboken

Williamsburg

Park Slope

Brooklyn Heights

Seaport District:

Reclaiming its role as the epicenter of New York City

BrooklynLower Manhattan

Staten Island DUMBO

East River

2nd Largest CBD in the US

100 Creative Sector Firms

have relocated here

Connected to all of

New York

Fastest Growing Neighborhood inall of Manhattan

535+ Major Corporations have relocated to Lower Manhattan

since 2005

Lower Manhattan

All Lines Lead Here

Fulton Transit

Hub

Jersey City

Hoboken

Brooklyn Heights

Park SlopeWell Connected Williamsburg

Located in one of New York’s most heavily trafficked areas, South Street Seaport is easily accessed by an expansive transit system connecting Lower Manhattan to some of the area’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

325,000 Daily Subway Ridership13

Subway Lines

17 Subway Stations

38 Bus Routes

25 Citi Bike Stations

(most in NYC)

6 Ferry Terminals 79,000

Daily Ferry Ridership

5 minute walk to Fulton Transit Hub

Success Lives Here

$204K Average Household Income

85% Have College Degrees

The New Fashion & Food Destination

Seaport District is being re-imagined as the new center of creativity in Manhattan. With the influx of creative companies and young, fashionable workers,

Seaport is poised to be the new fashion district.

Lower Manhattanis the fastest growing

neighborhoodin New York City.

Cool People

Cool Brands

The Streets

Are Alive

New York is defined by great retail streets. These are not malls, they

are neighborhoods and places with unique character.

The Seaport District is set to become one of New York’s most contemporary and eclectic retail

streetscapes, offering an experience unlike anything else in the city.

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Fulton Front Beekman & South

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Fulton StreetFront Street

Front Street

Front Street

South Street

FDR Drive

To SubwaysTitanic Park

John Street/Burling Slip

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PIER 17

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An internationally recognized New York district for unique entertainment, quality food offerings and

aspirational fashion.

EntertainmentNew York is an entertainment city. It has the world’s most famous arena,

historic theatres and hidden gem venues. But the Seaport District is an event and concert space unlike anywhere else. It’s New York’s premier boutique

entertainment destination, featuring an open-air rooftop venue atop Pier 17 that offers incredible views of Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan ushering in

a new era for entertainment in New York City.

PIER 17

60,000 SF ROOFTOP VENUE

Surrounded on all sides by unrivaled views of Lower Manhattan, the East River Esplanade and the Brooklyn Bridge, the Rooftop Venue is a world-class destination

for events, concerts and promotions. As the centerpiece of the Seaport development, the Rooftop of Pier 17 will

offer year-round opportunities that transform with each season. From summertime outdoor concerts to winter

recreation, the Rooftop Venue will be the go-to location in Manhattan.

• Panoramic views of Lower Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge, the East River and Brooklyn Heights

• Event designs that entertain as many as 4,000 people

• Custom-built iconic staging for a summer concert series

• World-class winter village destination and ice skating rink

• State-of-the-art connectivity for television and internet broadcasting

• Multi-purpose green room and production space that serves events and generates revenue

• Able to cover with a large format canopy

The World’s PremierBoutique EntertainmentVenue

Event Modes:

PIER 17 will be one of NYC’s most sought after retail and entertainment venues playing host to major events, concerts, product launches & media broadcasts.

FoodThe Seaport District will be renowned for quality food from around the

City and the world. It’s inspired by the Seaport’s rich marketplace history, creating a world-class outdoor food market and offering an unrivaled collection of café’s, bars and restaurants. The District is set to become

New York’s greatest food neighborhood.

New York’s Greatest Waterfront

Food ExperienceEast River Esplanade

As an icon in its own right, the refurbished Tin Building will play a role in maintaining the unique character of the historic district.

The rejuvenated South Street

Fashion

Front Street: One of NYC's

Unique Historic Streets

The Historic Museum Block on Front Street

The Seaport District isn’t a mall or an ordinary streetscape. Specialty retail shops, collaborations with industry icons and curated spaces

for local New York designers create a one-of-a-kind style destination for fashion-forward products and exclusive events.

With cobblestone streets, historic architecture and sweeping views of the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge, Seaport

District combines the high traffic of Lower Manhattan with the culture and intimacy of the historic Seaport waterfront.

Fulton Market Building Ground Floor Fashion Retail

Front Street Retail

This brochure and the information contained in it does not form part of any contract, and while reasonable effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed and no representation or warranty is made in that regard. Building designs and layouts are indicative only and may change. Computer generated images and photos are indicative only. All leasing and sales remain subject to contract. All information regarding prospective commercial or retail tenants represents current intention only, and the final identity of the tenants may change. Neither the agents nor any person in their employ has any authority to make or give any representation warranty or guarantee (whether written or oral) in respect of or in relation to the development (or any parts thereof).

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