Properties

TOTAL SF: 5,250 SF

GROUND: 1,200 SF

LOWER LEVEL: 700 SF

SECOND FLOOR: 950 SF

THIRD FLOOR: 800 SF

FOURTH FLOOR: 800 SF

FIFTH FLOOR: 800 SF

FRONTAGE:

15'

UNPARALLELED LOCATION

Ideally located on the luxurious Madison Avenue retail corridor between East 77th and 78th Streets, 1006 Madison Avenue is a retailer’s dream. Anchored among the most globally renowned luxury brands, this Property offers the opportunity to join a lineup of the best Madison Avenue has to offer.

PEDESTRIANS GALORE

With mass transit access from numerous locations within walking distance to 1006 Madison Avenue, this location is highly visible to pedestrian shoppers. Additionally, almost every major retailer has a location in the prestigious neighborhood where some of Manhattan’s most affluent continuously stroll the streets and peruse the stores as well as the endless tourists who make this neighborhood a stop on their retail destinations.

HIGHEST PERFORMANCE RETAIL

Neighboring Zadig and Voltaire, Missoni, Intermix, Vilebrequin, Rebecca Taylor, Vera Wang, Carolina Herrera, Christian Louboutin, and many more, 1006 Madison provides immense visibility for retailers looking to attract the most sophisticated international clientele.

DYNAMIC LAYOUT

In addition to prime location on Madison Avenue in the heart of the city’s highly esteemed Upper East Side neighborhood, this retail townhouse boasts impressive ceiling heights across six expansive levels totaling 5,250 SF. This gives retailers an added opportunity to charm clients with the timeless elegance 1006 Madison Avenue exudes.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION HUB

The East Side’s 4, 5, and 6 trains land within footsteps of 1006 Madison Avenue. Additionally, the property is within walking distance to multiple bus lines.

DENSELY POPULATED

Each year 48 million people visit New York City. Tourists from all over the world flock to the Madison Avenue shopping district to shop at the plethora of luxury retailers, and see iconic destinations including New York City’s famed Fifth Avenue, Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim Museum, and more.