RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASE

Lower Lobby Level: Approximately 4,250 SF existing restaurant space and 4,250 SF new restaurant space.

Lobby Level: Up to approximately 8,000 SF/WD and/or combined with lower lobby level space for restaurant use. 1,445 SF and 1,935 SF spaces of Market/Café use.

62nd & 63rd Floor: 7,500 SF private lounge for residents and their guests.

64th & 66th Floor: 2,000 SF private dining rooms with outdoor terraces.

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4,250 SF

RESTAURANT4,250 SF

FITNESSAREA

4,265 SF

RESTAURANT3,880 SFMARKET/CAFE

1,935 SF

MARKET/CAFE

1,445 SF

SPA/SALON4,575 SF

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Lobby Level

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Available Retail Space

For more information: Elsa Pereira Williams Jackson Ewing, Inc. (212) 878-0281 Erpereira@wjeinc.com www.wjeinc.com

70 Pine StreetPrime Retail Space in the Heart of Lower Manhattan

Retail Leasing By

70 PINE STREET

The Art Deco building is one of the most recognizable buildings in the Manhattan skyline, and at 952 feet it is one of the tallest.

The main lobby is the city’s 112th interior landmark. The lobbies of the Woolworth Building, the Grand Central Terminal Main Concourse and several Broadway theaters are also internal landmarks.

OVERVIEW

Name: 70 Pine Street (Former AIG building)

Location: Financial District, Pine St. between William and Pearl St.

Developer: Rose Associates

Retail Leasing: Williams Jackson Ewing

SCOPE

Size: 66-story landmark building

Retail: 38,700 SF including market/café, fine dining, lounge

Residential: 755 ultra-luxury rental units, including 127 extended stay units

SCHEDULE

Demolition: August 2012

Start of construction: January 2013

First TCO: November 2013

Substantial completion: November 2014

AREA DEMOGRAPHICS

• Total Lower Manhattan employees: 309,834 (Q2 2011)• Average private sector salary: $152,642 (Q2 2011)• Total office space: 85.3 million SF (Q2 2011)• On average, 86 percent of Lower Manhattan’s population has a

college degree, and 42 percent have done post-graduate work.• Nearly three-fourths of Lower Manhattan’s population is employed.

FIRE sector (Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate) employs 29 percent.

• There are 10 institutions of higher learning educating 39,000 students south of Worth Street.

RESIDENTIAL MARKET

2012: 57,000 and growing2013 projection: 61,600Public & private grade schools: 13 existing and 3 new in the last year

TOURIST MARKET

2011 tourist visits: more than 9.8 millionHotel rooms: 4,092 (Q2 2012)New hotel rooms: 1,028 (Q2 2012) (planned and under construction)

ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD

• Annual spending power of lower Manhattan market: $4.77 billion• Number of retailers and restaurants: 1,104 (Q2 2012)• Daily pedestrian traffic at Wall & Broad Streets: 39,380

MASS TRANSIT

12 subway lines, 16 subway stations, 6 local bus routes, 24 express bus routes, 6 ferry terminals, PATH train service to New Jersey

All demographics compiled by the Downtown Alliance

LOCAL RETAILERS

• BMW

• Hermès

• Tiffany & Co.

• Thomas Pink

• Cipriani

• TUMI

• Canali

• Whole Foods

• La Maison du Chocolat

• Le Pain Quotidien

• True Religion

• Capital Grille

• FIKA

• Luke’s Lobster

• Shake Shack

• Financier Patisserie

• Blue Smoke

• Aroma Espresso Bar