Park Row, Financial District, Retail Space For Lease 5,900 SF

Park Row, Financial District, Retail Space For Lease 5,900 SF

Park Row, Financial District, Retail Space For Lease 5,900 SF, Ground Floor

• Immediate Possession
• All non-vented uses considered
• 90 ft of frontage exposure

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Building Notes

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One of the earliest skyscrapers, the Park Row Building, rose above New York City’s skyline in 1899 and stood as the tallest building until 1908. Located in the bustling “Newspaper Row,” it housed tenants like the Associated Press and saw 25,000 people pass through daily.

As the city grew and newspapers moved uptown, the building evolved. By the 1970s, it became a hub for consumer electronics, attracting music and electronics enthusiasts to the sprawling J&R store.

With downtown’s shift from offices to apartments, Park Row adapted, converting its upper floors into residential spaces and updating its interiors. The building remains central to the neighborhood’s energy, surrounded by new developments, renovations, and a vibrant food and shopping scene. Its history continues to unfold, reflecting the city’s constant evolution.

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Building Amenities

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• Balcony
• Cable Ready
• Den
• Dining Room
• Granite Countertops
• Heating
• High Speed Internet Access
• Kitchen
• Oven
• Range
• Refrigerator
• Tile Floors
• 24 Hour Access
• Concierge
• Courtyard
• Doorman
• Elevator
• Fitness Center

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Transportation around Financial District

It is one of the most communicative places in Manhattan as it sits in the middle between Staten Island, Queens, Bronx and Brooklyn. You can basically use all kinds of transportation  – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, A, C, E, R, W, J, and Z subway lines, regional buses and 2 ferry lines, not to mention one of the best walkability rates in the States.  Trains:

Lexington Avenue Line

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Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line

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Eighth Avenue Line

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