72-74 Wall Street Northwest Corner of Pearl Street New York, NY 10005

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1 As Exclusive Agents, we are pleased to offer the following retail opportunity: FiDi RETAIL Financial District SIZE: Ground Floor : 10,000 SF Lower Level: 3,400 SF Mezzanine: 10,000 SF 2 nd thru 16 Floors: 10,000 to 20,000 SF FRONTAGE: CEILING HEIGHT: POSSESSION: COMMENTS: NEIGHBORS: 90 Feet on Wall Street, 130 Feet on Pearl Street 48 Feet with only 2 columns! Immediate Excellent flagship location on Wall Street Formerly AIG, additional floors can be added Tiffany, Hermès, Thomas Pink, Haru, BMW, Mini Cooper, Tumi, Cipriani, Duane Reade, Equinox, True Religion Jeans, New York Stock Exchange, NY Sports Club, Crunch Gym, Starbucks, Financier, Deutsche Bank, Keno Watches, Tourbillon and many more! FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Darrell Rubens Annie Shinn rubens@winick.com ashinn@winick.com

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4 Information Summary The heart of Lower Manhattan is the birthplace of both New York City and the nation s financial industry. And in recent years, the Financial District has reinvented itself as a corridor of deluxe residential buildings and high-end retailers. This compact area that once contained the entire settlement of New Amsterdam is again a microcosm of the whole city a 24 / 7 district designed for living, working, relaxing and shopping. Lower Manhattan s resurgence is attracting new retailers and restaurateurs from all over New York City and around the globe. The confluence of expanding residential and hotel populations, a large and growing office base, and major transit projects put Lower Manhattan at the forefront of New York City s most dynamic neighborhoods. Retail 2009 was a banner year for Lower Manhattan retail, as world renowned luxury retailers opened in the Financial District. Looking ahead, the new World Trade Center buildings will add more than 500,000 square feet of retail space to the district. Some of retail s brightest stars have made Lower Manhattan the location of their latest ventures, including: Barnes & Noble Booksellers True Religion Jeans Canali Thomas Pink Tourbillon Hermès Tumi La Maison Du Chocolat Whole Foods Restaurants For an area already dense with restaurants, Lower Manhattan is more delicious than ever. In the past few years, revitalized blocks of Stone Street and Front Street have become the neighborhood s restaurant rows. Some of New York s hottest eateries have opened Lower Manhattan locations including: click for retail market overview click for the Downtown Alliance web site BLT Grill Haru Sushi Capital Grille Le Pain Quotidien Chipotle Mexican Grill The Palm Steakhouse Cowgirl Sea Horse The Pump Energy Food Crumbs Bakeshop SHO Shaun Hergatt Fresco by Scotto Museums African American Art Gallery Bodies The Exhibition Center for Castle Garden Immigration Fraunces Tavern Museum Kipton Art Museum of American Finance Museum of Jewish Heritage-A Living Memorial to the Holocaust National Museum of the American Indian New York City Police Museum New York Classical Theatre Costume Shop

5 Quick Work Force Facts 314,832 Employees in Lower Manhattan 10.9 Million Square ft of Class A office space under construction in FiDi $131,085 Average Lower Manhattan salary $569 Million Estimated amount spent in FiDi each year by employees Quick Residential Facts 27,888 Total households in Lower Manhattan 53,900 Total population $242,000 Average Lower Manhattan household income $3.2 billion Annual residential disposable income 568 Number of retailers and service businesses in Lower Manhattan Visitors and Tourism 5.2 million Lower Manhattan visitors Most popular visitor activities Dining & Shopping 2,687 Existing hotel rooms in Lower Manhattan 3,816 Total anticipated rooms by 2010 Mass Transit 130,000,000 of Annual Ridership 89,788,202 Subway (14 lines, 12 stations) 20,356,772 Staten Island Ferry 4,975,215 Ferries (non-staten Island) 14,031,675 PATH Train 435 Number of restaurants in Lower Manhattan

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