659 Tenth Avenue offers a 1,800-square-foot retail opportunity across the ground floor and lower level, delivering a highly functional and flexible layout in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen.
The space features 12-foot ceilings, an open configuration, large display windows, two bathrooms, three means of egress, and a modern HVAC system, all within a building that has undergone significant renovations in the past four years. Delivered as a vanilla box and formerly occupied by an e-bike shop, the space is adaptable for a wide range of uses, including food and beverage, café, medical, or service retail, with gas availability and prominent signage enhancing its operational use. The layout is intentionally designed to support scalable operations, enabling inventory storage, prep areas, or treatment rooms on the lower level while preserving an open retail experience on the street level.
Positioned along a high-traffic stretch of Tenth Avenue, 659 Tenth Avenue benefits from exceptional visibility to over 25,000 daily vehicles and consistent pedestrian traffic. Surrounded by a vibrant mix of restaurants, bars, and neighborhood-serving retailers, the space is embedded within an active commercial ecosystem that drives demand. The immediate trade area includes national and local anchors such as Target, CVS, and Dunkin’, as well as acclaimed dining destinations like Kochi and Añejo, reinforcing strong business synergy and steady foot traffic.
Situated in the dynamic Hell’s Kitchen / Midtown West corridor, 659 Tenth Avenue benefits from proximity to globally recognized destinations including Times Square, Hudson Yards, and The High Line. The area is highly accessible via the A, C, and E lines and the Port Authority Bus Terminal. With a population of approximately 2.6 million within a five-mile radius, median household incomes of around $107,000, and annual consumer spending exceeding $37.4 billion, the location offers a deep and affluent customer base. 659 Tenth Avenue is a rare opportunity to secure a highly visible, efficiently designed retail space within one of Manhattan’s most active and supply-constrained corridors.
