Properties

TOTAL SF: 6,400 SF

GROUND: 3,400 SF

LOWER LEVEL: 3,000 SF

FRONTAGE:

30'

UNPARALLELED LOCATION

Downtown’s Bond Street offers a posh experience harmonious with the NoHo neighborhood tourists and locals seek out. 50 Bond Street’s interesting and unique windowed façade puts forward the ideas of trendiness, style and luxury. With popular shopping streets Bowery to the East, Bleecker Street to the South, and Lafayette to the West, Bond Street is a hidden gem in the ever enchanting NoHo.

PEDESTRIANS GALORE

Located between Bowery and Lafayette Streets, 50 Bond Street is nestled in chic NoHo, between the vogue Greenwich Village and East Village neighborhoods. With a commercial history dating back to the early 1850s, NoHo has prospered as a major retail hub and retained a reputation for catering to a wealthy and international clientele. Abound with loft apartments and ornate stores, NoHo attracts the regal residential community and beckons shoppers from all different directions.

HIGHEST PERFORMANCE RETAIL

NoHo quarters only the trendiest tenants. Adorned with luxury restaurateurs including Butter Restaurant, Bond Street, Il Buco, and retailers Bond No. 9, Crate and Barrel, French Connection, American Apparel, and many more, the neighborhood has achieved a stylish status known throughout New York. NoHo’s Layfayette Street is highly regarded as “Antique Row” stocked with in demand American, French, and Italian furniture beckoning even more guests to the neighborhood.

DYNAMIC LAYOUT

50 Bond Street offers one of the most elite opportunities in retail condo space. With over 30’ of frontage on Bond Street, 3,400 SF on the ground floor and 3,000 SF on the lower level, there is ample space for retailers of all distinctions to showcase their brands. 50 Bond Street offers a strategic retail layout in a beautiful building in the heart of one of the trendiest New York neighborhoods.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION HUB

Pedestrians flock to NoHo for the neighborhood’s retail, educational, artistic, cultural, and social uniqueness. In addition, 50 Bond Street offers advantageous accessibility with five subway lines stopping in NoHo including the F, S, N, R, and 6, as well as seven bus lines such as the M1, M2, M3, M5, M6, M8, and M21.

DENSELY POPULATED

Locals, tourists, and the nearly 50,000 students enrolled at NYU’s Gallatin, Tisch, and Law schools, peruse NoHo and take full advantage of all the neighborhood has to offer. In addition to the aforementioned populace, celebrities are often seen strolling NoHo.