125 Greenwich Street presents a rare retail leasing opportunity in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District. The 3,120 SF space is located at the base of a newly developed luxury condominium tower, offering built-in visibility and a strong residential, office, and tourist customer base.
With proximity to the World Trade Center, Brookfield Place, and Battery Park City, this location benefits from both heavy weekday foot traffic from office workers and strong weekend demand from residents and visitors. The large, efficient layout makes the space ideal for food and beverage operators, flagship retail, fitness, or experiential concepts.
Key Features
- Asking Rent: $70,000 / Month
- Unit Size: 3,120 SF
- Property Type: Retail – Ground Floor
- Building: 125 Greenwich Street (luxury residential tower with retail base)
- Ceiling Height: High ceilings (approx. 15–18 FT)
- Frontage: Wide glass frontage along Greenwich Street for maximum visibility
- Transit Access: Steps from Fulton Center, PATH, Oculus Transit Hub, and multiple subway lines (1, R, W, 4, 5, J, Z)
Market Profile
Location Advantage: Situated in the Financial District, one of New York City’s fastest-growing mixed-use neighborhoods. The area has seen a surge in residential development, hospitality, and retail, complementing its strong base of office tenants.
Competitive Advantage: At over 3,000 SF, this space provides larger floor area compared to typical FiDi retail units, while remaining more efficient than mega-flagships. Its placement within a luxury tower ensures a steady stream of high-income residents, while its proximity to global landmarks guarantees heavy tourist and commuter foot traffic.
Summary
The 3,120 SF retail unit at 125 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10006 is offered at $70,000/month. Combining scale, luxury residential co-tenancy, and a prime Financial District location near the World Trade Center, the space is well-positioned for retailers or hospitality operators seeking high visibility and access to one of Manhattan’s most dynamic submarkets.
