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At the time, the listing wasn't online just yet at the Newmark Grubb Knight Frank website.
Now it is.
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The rental rate is $185 a square foot … the available space is 1,650 feet. So if you do a little math… [Pausing to do a little math] Oh, just a little more than $25,400 per month.
Good luck.
5 comments:
After doing some calculations, my guess is that a bank or a chain store will be the only businesses available to afford this insane rent.
Hey Grieve! I called that one early !
@BagelGuy
True! Buy a lottery ticket this weekend!
To Anonymous @ February 14, 2014 at 9:33 AM:
Or a BAR! The asking rent works out to about $846/day before the new tenant makes a single penny in profit from whatever businesss they're running.
Is the short-lived Picnic corner restaurant still for lease on 7th and 1st?
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