PIER 57

A PIER WITHOUT PEER

Designed by Emil H. Praeger and built in 1954 by the New York City Marine and Aviation Department, Pier 57 stands as a testament to American ingenuity and represents the can-do spirit of innovation that animated the rebuilding of America in the decade following the Second World War.

The 875-foot-long Pier 57 is an engineering marvel. Instead of being held aloft by piles driven into the bed of the Hudson, it sits upon colossal concrete boxes — one and a half blocks long and three stories high — that actually float in the river. It’s a technical achievement which earned Pier 57 a place on the National Register of Historic Places.

Today, Pier 57 is the beneficiary of a $380,000,000 renovation and redesign project. Theresult is the establishment of the pier as a future -facing enterprise, that among other things, will be home to one of the world’s leading technology companies: Google.

A MIX OF NOTED RETAIL The retail at Pier 57 will feature artisanal businesses, whose unique offerings will attract a discerning audience with modern tastes.

The rooftop park is accessed via the indoor retail corridor. This ensures all visitors encounter the retail environ-ment, which is anchored at the far end of the building by premium dining and enter-tainment, further encouraging full walk-through.

Just North of the Meatpacking District, and only a block from the High Line, Pier 57 is perfectly positioned to be visited by sightseers from both destinations.

The biking, running and walking path that runs directly in front of Pier 57 is the most used in the United States and carries tens of thousands of adventurous New Yorkers past its doors every single day.

PIER 57 OCCUPIES AN ENVIABLE LOCATION

POINTS OF INTEREST MAP

Pier 57

Culture/ Entertainment

1 The High Line 2 Meatpacking District 3 Hudson River Park 4 Hudson River

Greenway/Jogging/ Bike Path

5 Chelsea Waterside Park

6 14th Street Park 7 Chelsea Piers 8 Pier 55 / Diller - IAC

$250M Art Center & Park

9 Highline Ballroom 10 McKittrick Hotel 11 David Zwirner Gallery 12 Petzel Gallery 13 Dia Art Foundation 14 The Whitney Museum of American Art 15 Andrea Rosen Gallery 16 Matthew Marks Gallery 17 Pace Gallery

Hotels 18 The Standard 19 Dream Downtown 20 The Gansevoort 21 Soho House 22 The Maritime Hotel 23 The High Line Hotel 24 Hotel Americano

Dining 25 Chelsea Market 26 Del Posto 27 STK Meatpacking 28 Morimoto 29 Frying Pan 30 Porchlight 31 La Colombe 32 Bottino 33 The Red Cat 34 Empire Diner 35 Cookshop 36 Blue Bottle Coffee

Retail 37 Apple 38 Printed Matter 39 Samsung 837 40 Anthropologie 41 Artists and Fleas 42 Diane von Furstenberg 43 Tory Burch

Commercial 44 Milk Studios 45 Google 46 IAC 47 Uber Technologies 48 DNA Model Management

Other 49 Hudson Yards 50 The Avenues School

Pier 57

AN ASSURED AUDIENCE With Google as the primary office tenant, a workforce of thousands of employees will be using the available retail on a daily basis.

38,640 people work within a 15-minute walk to/from the pier

25,800 households live within a 15-minute walk to/from the pier

20,000visitors every weekend to the neighboring High Line, entrance one block away

$4,100 average monthly rent

$2.1m average condo sale in the immediate vicinity

42%more than

of the residential population has a house- hold income of over

$100,000

world class art galleries

4,40050%

acres of waterfront and public green space 500

200

units in 12 new buildings under construction

of the neighborhood residents are 25-54 years old

Pier 57’s close proximity to a variety of office buildings residential towers and area attractions will ensure visitors on weekends as well as during workdays.

7-DAYS-A-WEEK

Nearby Businesses Barry Diller’s IAC, along with several new tech and media companies that have moved into the neighborhood

Art Galleries Chelsea-based galleries and the Whitney Museum will provide an influx of art-aficionados

Neighborhood Residences 100 11th Avenue, The Caledonia, Prime Lofts, 200 11th , as well as several residences currently under construction

Area Hotels Travelers staying at The Standard, The Maritime and Dream Hotels

High Line Just steps away, the High Line draws more than five million visitors annually

Pier 55 Launching in 2019, this floating 2.4-acre island with a 750-seat amphitheater will be Pier 57’s purely recreational next door neighbor

Hudson River Park This 550-acre park runs along the Hudson River from Battery Place and West 59th Street

Pier 57 is a recognized and highly successful venue for events of all types. Over the years, it has been the location for fashion shows, film and television productions, gala fund-raisers, concerts, product launches, food fairs, design shows and a variety of retail events.

A PROVEN EVENT SPACE

At 115,000-square-feet, it is the largest outdoor space available to the public in the entire neighborhood.

The rooftop is a verdant oasis. With multiple levels, walkways, seating, and open spaces for recreating and picnicking.

A PARK ON THE WATER

THE HARBOR, THE CITY, THE RIVER, AND NEW JERSEYUnobstructed 360- degree Manhattan views that will surely star in millions of Instagram feeds.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES TO THE IMMEDIATE AREA CAN BE MADE BY LAND, SEA OR AIRTrains A/C/E subway on 8th Avenue with stops at 14th Street and 23rd Street1/2/3 subway on 7th Avenue with stops at 14th Street and 18th StreetL subway on 14th Street with stop at 8th Avenue

Buses M14 Bus with stops at 18th Street and 10th AvenueM23 with stops at 19th Street and 10th Avenue

Waterborne Transportation Pier 57Vestry Street and the West Side Highway

Heliport 30th Street and the West Side Highway

THE LIFE AQUATIC In partnership with the Hudson Park River Trust, Pier 57 will manage a massive marina for motor and sailboats, including a kayaking concession open to the public.

SPECTACULAR SPECS

Rooftop park and esplanade 114,575 SF

Total building 633,139 SF

Ceiling heights 10–28-feet

Cultural, education and entertainment (CEE) use 24,080 SF

Retail space 88,718 SF

Office space 265,732 SF

Parking spaces 74 in Caisson 1

RXR Realty 75 Rockefeller PlazaNew York NY 10009212-797-1330

Michael J. MerolaYoungwoo & Associates, LLCMMerola@iyoungwoo.comMain: 212-477-8008Cell: 917-886-5293

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RXR Realty is a vertically integrated private real estate company with expertise in invest-ment management, property management, development, design, construction, leasing and financing. RXR is focused on New York City and the surrounding metropolitan region.

RXR Realty’s portfolio comprises approximately 22 million square feet of commercial properties as well as 5,200 multi-family and condominium units under active development. The portfolio has an aggregate value of close to $16 billion and includes the iconic Helmsley Building, The Starrett Lehigh Building, 75 Rockefeller Plaza and luxury developments such as The Ritz-Carlton Residences.

Founded in 1979, Youngwoo & Associates “YWA” has developed over 8 million square feet of specialized projects throughout the United States and South America. Rooted in innovative thinking and the ability to antici-pate changes in the real estate market, the success of YWA has been the result of es-tablishing emerging markets, implementing bold initiatives with creative developmental strategies, and most importantly, the ability to recognize shifting real estate trends. Nota-ble projects include The Chelsea Arts Tower, The SkyGarage Condominium, 375 Pearl Street, The Bronx Post Place, and Dragon-back Vineyard and Estates.