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LaliqueMulberryEmporio ArmaniCoach

GeoxAlain MikliFolli FollieLacoste

Robert MarcAllen Edmonds

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Nestled in one of the most sought-after luxury districts,

just a few blocks from MoMA, stands one of the very

rare examples of Renaissance architecture in New York

City — the Lotte New York Palace Hotel. This season, the

hotel opens its South Wing for a limited number of hand-

selected brands and businesses to display their goods

and services to a most discerning clientele.

Luxury Retail Space At The Iconic Lotte New York Palace HotelM A D I S O N AV E N U E & 5 0 T H S T R E E T

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Vince CamutoPaul & SharkMichael KorsDKNY

Barneys Calvin Klein

Tod’sCrate & Barrel

BallyPorsche DesignTumi

Bergdorf GoodmanSt. Laurent ParisBurberry

Louis VuttonTiffany & Co.Miu MiuChanel

GucciArmaniEscadaDolce and Gabbana

Ralph LaurenDe BeersBottega VenetaValentino

Tommy HilfigerFendi

Rolex

CartierVersaceGantArmani Exchange

Façonnable

Michael Kors

Apple

Apple

J.M. WestonMontBlancFendi

Tourneau

Sony

Victor HugoEredi PisanoThomas Pink

DodoMolton BrownBaccarat

LaliqueMulberryEmporio ArmaniCoach

GeoxAlain MikliFolli FollieLacoste

Robert MarcAllen Edmonds

Alfred DunhillOfficine PaneraiBric’sLinks of London

Ferrari Showroom

Harman KardonTalbotsEileen FisherDavidoff of Geneva

H20Cellini Jewelers

Eden Fine Art

Lotte New York Palace Hotel

Stuart WeitzmanWolfordSwarovskiFratelli Rossetti

Ann Taylor Pravda

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Manhattan by the Numbers

Manhattan is one of New York City’s most vibrant boroughs,

its residents pushing the boundaries of art, culture and

design into a constant flux and making it an exhilarating

destination for guests from around the world.

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24,000

8.4 m

$55.3 bn29 m

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$1.2 bn

$230,000Number of Restaurants

New York City Population

Revenue generated by touristsNumber of Hotel rooms booked

Number of art institutions

Number of visitors to MoMA

Broadway tickets sales

Middle-class household Income

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Three Blocks From MoMA

A seven-minute walk to the world’s most renowned

contemporary destination — the Museum of Modern

Art — makes the Hotel an essential visit among

artists, collectors and design connoisseurs.

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While being an integral part of the Hotel building, the retail

south wing is accessible through its independent handsomely

designed stairways and main elevator. Your guests will enter

the building through a magnificent courtyard surrounded by

the beauty of architectural details and the open skies — an

exceptionally rare experience for Manhattan.

Courtyard and Amenities

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View from the courtyard

View from 50th St. View from Madison Ave.

Floor One (Ground Level)

7’6

Floor Two (Courtyard Level)

16’2 up to 32

Floor Three

14’8

Floor Four

10’6

The spacious four floors present more than 14,000

square feet of retail space nested in grand historical

details, textures and materials.

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The building is a rare remaining example of Renaissance

architecture in New York City. Designed by the legendary

McKim, Mead & White as a private residence in 1884,

the wing stands among the great New York residences

of such iconic American families as the Vanderbilts as

well as the Italian palazzos of Europe.

Historical Details

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Tony Park, CEO

C 917.843.6622

O 646.843.0374

tony@pdpropertiesnyc.com

Elad Dror, President

C 917.669.1866

O 646.843.1700

elad@pdpropertiesnyc.com

David Park, Executive VP

C 917.459.1940

O 646.847.1777

david@pdpropertiesnyc.com

PD Properties, LLCE X C L U S I V E R E P R E S E N TAT I O N

1270 Broadway, Suite 709,

New York, NY 10001

O 646.843.0992

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