The storefront is positioned within a substantial commercial building at 80 Broad Street, also known as the Maritime Exchange Building. The property contains approximately 423,000 square feet and rises roughly 36 stories, providing the retail space with a large built-in daytime population in addition to surrounding pedestrian traffic. The building has also undergone significant capital improvements and repositioning.
The Broad Street retail corridor benefits from strong foot traffic and excellent transportation access. Current leasing materials for the property specifically highlight the location as a high-foot-traffic retail opportunity in the Financial District, with nearby access to the 2, 3, 4, and 5 subway lines.
Key Features
- Asking Rent: $90,000 / month
- Available Space: 1,134 SF
- Approximate Rent: $952.38 / SF / year
- Property Type: Ground-Floor Retail Storefront
- Lease Type: Direct Lease
- Location: Financial District
- Building Type: Commercial Office / Retail
- Building Class: Class B / B+
- Building Size: Approximately 423,403 SF
- Stories: Approximately 36 Stories
- Year Built: 1931
- Retail Positioning: Ground-floor retail opportunity along Broad Street
- Foot Traffic: High pedestrian activity generated by surrounding offices, residents, tourists, restaurants, and Downtown destinations
- Nearby Landmarks: Bowling Green, Wall Street, New York Stock Exchange, Battery Park, and South Street
- Transit Access: Convenient access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, J, Z, R, W, and 1 subway lines within the surrounding Financial District.
Neighborhood Highlights
Located in the Financial District, 80-86 Broad Street places a retailer in one of Lower Manhattan’s most established commercial districts. The surrounding neighborhood combines a significant weekday office population with a growing residential community, hotels, restaurants, tourism destinations, and neighborhood-serving retail.
The property is positioned close to Wall Street, Bowling Green, Battery Park, and the New York Stock Exchange, helping generate pedestrian activity from office workers, local residents, commuters, and visitors. The immediate Broad Street area has historically supported a mix of food-and-beverage concepts, service retailers, and convenience-oriented businesses serving the surrounding commercial population.
Transportation access is particularly strong. The building is less than 500 feet from the 4 and 5 trains at Bowling Green and within a short walk of the J and Z trains at Broad Street, as well as additional subway service at Whitehall Street, South Ferry, and Rector Street.
The building itself has benefited from substantial investment and modernization. Ownership describes 80 Broad Street as a repositioned Class B+ Art Deco office property with approximately 423,403 square feet, while other current property materials identify the building as a 36-story commercial property dating to the early 1930s.
For a retailer, the approximately 1,134 SF footprint offers an efficient storefront size suitable for specialty retail, grab-and-go food, café, service retail, wellness, beauty, or other concepts seeking exposure to the Financial District’s dense office, residential, and visitor populations.
Summary
The approximately 1,134 SF retail storefront at 80-86 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004, is offered at an asking rent of $90,000 per month, equivalent to approximately $952.38 per square foot annually.
With its prominent Financial District location, proximity to Wall Street and Bowling Green, high surrounding pedestrian activity, significant office population, and excellent subway access, the property represents a strong opportunity for specialty retail, food and beverage, convenience, beauty and wellness, or service-oriented operators seeking a compact storefront in one of Lower Manhattan’s busiest commercial districts.
