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Financial District Retail Spaces For Rent

Address	$ / SF	SF	Monthly Rent
Between Hanover Square & Wall Street	$ Negotiable	600	$ Negotiable
Coenties Slip & Hanover Square	$ 241	600	$ 12,000
Between Nassau Street & Broadway	$ 152	600	$ 7,600
Between Hanover Square & Wall Street	$ Negotiable	800	$ Negotiable
Between Nassau Street & Park Row	$ 137	800	$ 9,000
Between Water Street & Pearl Street	$ Negotiable	1,200	$ Negotiable
Between Nassau Street & Broadway	$ 49	1,200	$ 4,800
Between Water Street & Pearl Street	$ Negotiable	1,200	$ Negotiable
New Street & Broad Street	$ 22	1,200	$ 2,200
New Street & Broad Street	$ Negotiable	1,200	$ Negotiable
Between Nassau Street & Broadway	$ 48	1,400	$ 5,600
Dutch Street & Nassau Street	$ 92	2,000	$ 15,200
Pearl Street & Gold Street	$ 131	2,100	$ 22,800
Washington Street & Rector Street	$ 127	2,200	$ 23,200
Between Nassau Street & Broadway	$ Negotiable	2,300	$ Negotiable
Gold Street & Cliff Street	$ Negotiable	2,800	$ Negotiable
Broad Street & Old Slip	$ Negotiable	3,700	$ Negotiable

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retail Tenants Rented / Leased Financial District

Starbucks leased 762 SF at 100 William Street
Bed Bath & Beyond leased 92,000 SF at 620 Sixth Avenue
PF Chang's leased 2,000 SF at 60 Fulton Street
Hydra Studios leased 4,220 SF at 120 Wall Street
Five Guys leased 3,200 SF at 80 Maiden Lane
Equinox Fitness leased 36,500 SF at 14 Wall Street
Starbucks leased 1,200 SF at 130 Fulton Street

Financial District

Neighborhood Summary

Rent Financial District Retail

The Financial District in the exclusive sense refers to Downtown Manhattan, but not WTC, Battery Park or Battery Park City, or a group of buildings to the east called the Insurance District.

Historically, the financial district was the largest business district in the country, although it long ago lost this distinction to Midtown. Nevertheless, it is still extremely important, housing City Hall, Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, and the Federal Building of New York. Since Downtown in general has had high vacancy rates in addition to the 9/11 Attacks, rates in Downtown are as low as they'll ever be for space that equals the best Class A that Midtown has to offer. Being close to the NYSE and AMEX is important for many firms, so they naturally will want to locate here. In fact, many historically strong business organizations in NYC are located in this area. Previously tenants had wished to locate in Midtown for the stores, bars, and restaurants because Downtown died after 6:00PM.

This is still the case, however it is changing. New apartment complexes are being built, and retail towers are being converted to condos at an alarming rate. Soon this area will have a more dynamic feel, and Optimal Spaces recommends that clients join the revitalization effort and relocate to Downtown before prices rise too high.

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The Financial District of New York City is a bustling commercial area that is known as the financial capital of the world. It is home to several major banks, financial institutions, and the New York Stock Exchange. While it predominantly caters to the finance industry, there is a growing retail presence in the area to cater to the professionals who work there, as well as the thousands of tourists and residents who visit the neighborhood.

The retail spaces in the Financial District cater to a wide range of needs and preferences. There are high-end luxury retailers, such as designer clothing stores and jewelry boutiques, that cater to the affluent clientele that work in the area. These retailers offer upscale clothing, accessories, and other luxury items.

In addition to luxury retail, there are also a variety of specialty shops and boutiques that offer unique products and experiences. These might include art galleries, antique shops, home decor stores, and specialty stores catering to specific interests, such as gourmet food shops or wellness boutiques.

There is also a variety of dining options in the Financial District, ranging from quick-service eateries to high-end restaurants and bars. The area is known for its diverse culinary offerings, including cuisines from around the world. Many restaurants cater to the busy professionals in the area by offering quick and convenient lunch options.

Furthermore, the Financial District is also becoming a hotspot for experiential retail and entertainment. Pop-up shops, immersive experiences, and events are increasingly being hosted in the area, attracting both locals and visitors.

Overall, the retail space in the Financial District of New York City is diverse and thriving. It caters to the needs and tastes of the professionals who work there, as well as the tourists and residents who visit the neighborhood. With its prime location and vibrant atmosphere, the Financial District offers a unique retail experience in the heart of Manhattan.