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Little Italy, Lower East Side, Soho Retail Space

176 Mulberry St New York NY 10013

2,000 Sq. Ft.

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Cooperative Village, Lower East Side, Soho

539-571 Grand St New York NY 10002

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Cooperative Village, Lower East Side, Soho

500 Grand St New York NY 10002

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Cooperative Village, Lower East Side, Soho

275 Delancey St New York NY 10002

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Bowery, East Village, Lower East Side Retail Space

97 Allen St New York NY 10002

1,200 Sq. Ft.

Ground Floor

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Chinatown, Downtown Manhattan, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

155 E Broadway New York NY 10002

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Chinatown, Downtown Manhattan, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

11-15 E Broadway New York NY 10038

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Chinatown, City Hall, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

39 E Broadway New York NY 10002

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Chinatown, Downtown Manhattan, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

103 E Broadway New York NY 10002

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Chinatown, Downtown Manhattan, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

27 E Broadway New York NY 10002

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Chinatown, Downtown Manhattan, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

173-175 E Broadway New York NY 10002

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Chinatown, City Hall, Lower East Side, Two Bridges

49 Market St New York NY 10002

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Just as the name suggests, the Lower East Side is one of the most southeastern neighborhoods in Manhattan. It lays between the borders of the East River, Bowery, East Houston Street, and Pike and Canal Streets. Abbreviated as LES, this neighborhood was once a buffer ground between the Dutch immigrants and Native Americans. As time passed, German immigrant numbers increased. After World War II, though, this population decreased, and the Lower East Side became the first racially integrated neighborhood in New York City. Today, LES is one of the most popular and chic spots in NYC. Residents love the retail stores like Freeman Sporting Club, Marshalls, and Askan. Because this is a largely trendy and residential area, not many corporate offices are found here. Thankfully, this residential area also makes it a spot full of transportation. The F, J, B, and D trains, along with the M14, M15, and M9 buses, are accessible. For a business looking to expand and appeal to a stylish community, the Lower East Side is perfect. Check out the Lower East Side on Google Maps here.