Management Leasing OfficePO Box 3328, Kingston, NY 12402

Tel. 845-338-6300 • Fax 845-338-6286Contact Brad Jordan at brad@herzogs.com

151 Plaza RoadKingston, NY

KingstonPlaza.com

Welcome to the Kingston Plaza

Locally Owned & ManagedThe Kingston Plaza is locally owned and has been managed by the Herzog’s Supply Company since its inception. Herzog’s Supply Company owns and operates the Herzog’s Home & Paint Center and full service lumber yard, a Plaza cornerstone.

On-site ownership and property management guarantees immediate attention to tenants’ needs.

Benefits include complete support, elimination of general maintenance problems, and expedition of all necessary permits and licensing situations with local government. The Plaza maintains an immaculate presence – from sidewalks to landscaping, snow removal, signage and seasonal decorations.

The Kingston Plaza and Herzog’s Supply Company invite you...to explore the many lucrative opportunities the City of Kingston’s primary shopping center has to offer.

The Kingston Plaza in Kingston, New York, is less than a two hour drive north from Manhattan and situated in one of the most beautiful, historic and livable areas in the Hudson River Valley. Kingston is the primary shopping destination for consumers that include local neighborhoods, local townships and a growing influx of New York City weekenders and second homeowners.

The Kingston Plaza is the only shopping center within city limits and attracts approximately 80,000 customers per week.

The 45-acre Kingston Plaza contains 312,000 square feet and has more than 35 stores, which represent a healthy mix of national retail chains, professional offices and local businesses.

Active marketing continues to heighten city-wide attention to plaza stores and attract consumers to annual plaza events.

Central Location

The City of Kingston is situated alongside the Hudson River, 90 miles north of New York City and 50 miles South of Albany, New York State’s capital. In the heart of this bustling region, you’ll find the Kingston Plaza.

Kingston is the primary shopping area for more than 95,000 residents located within a twenty minute drive.

The Kingston Plaza is in close proximity to hotels, bus services, major city roads and state highways assuring easy access and hassle-free shopping. The Plaza is within walking distance of the newly revitalized historic Stockade District and major business district that has created a setting for increased consumer foot traffic.

Greater visibility – Lower cost of operation

The Kingston Plaza is bustling with approximately 80,000 consumers per week. Both local and national tenants benefit from the variety of destination stores that bring prominent exposure to over 95,000 residents that live and shop locally. Additionally, the Kingston Plaza offers a very attractive per square foot value.

When compared to other local rates the Kingston Plaza leasing opportunities will

prove to boost your bottom line.

All Roads Lead to the Plaza

A Better Way To Do Business

HIGHLIGHTS• Daily traffic counts 25,332 (AADT)

• Ample parking

• Over 80,000 consumers per week

• Signal entrance

• Anchored by Kingston’s largest grocery store

• Lower lease rates

• Flexible leasing terms

• On-site city and county bus transportation

The Kingstonian, a Downtown Revitalization Initiative Project

Kingston receives $10 million in funding and investments

Catskill Mountain Railroad Trains

Kingston, fastest-growing MSA in the Northeast for start-up job growth

JM Development Group LLC, in partnership with Herzog Supply Co., is planning to use a total of 2.5 acres of under-utilized land to build a $52 million mixed-use development project in the up-and-coming urban center of Uptown Kingston on the corner of Fair and North Front Streets.

The Kingstonian, a community anchor at the heart of the Historic Stockade District, will tie together disparate parts of the neighborhood with an open-air pedestrian plaza and create a community hub that will attract visitors and residents alike.

“Thanks to strategic investments in vibrant local assets, downtown Kingston is primed for future opportunities and growth, and this investment will catalyze that potential.”

The Catskill Mountain Railroad is a heritage tourist railroad that began operations in 1982. CMRR is based in Kingston, NY and all trains currently depart from the Westbrook Lane Station in the Kingston Plaza. CMRR strives to offer entertaining adventures that celebrate the rich history and diversity of Ulster County and the historic NY rail lines. The 2019 lineup of excursions include: The Easter Bunny Express, Steam to the Catskills, Ice Cream Sundays, The Great Train Robbery, The Peace Train, Fall Flyer, Pumpkin Express, Rails of Terror and The Polar ExpressTM.

2019: Trains departing from Kingston Plaza: 180; Ridership: 37,619

In September 2016, a US Census Bureau report identified Kingston as the fastest-growing Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) in the Northeast for start-up job growth.- Andrew M. Cuomo

Governor of New York

KINGSTONA Smart Investment

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Leasing Opportunities

Daily Traffic CountsEntrance #1 - Schwenk Drive 12,133Entrance #2 - Clinton Avenue 13,199_______________________________Total Plaza Entrance AADT* 25,332* Average Annual Daily TrafficSource: Ulster County Transport Council 2010

For Leasing Information contact: Brad@herzogs.com

or call 845-338-6300

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1. Mac Fitness2. HealthQuest3. Aaron’s4. JK’s Wine & Liquor

5. Chase Bank6. Cornell Cooperative Extension7. Walgreens

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POPULATION 3 MILES 5 MILES 10 MILES

Total Population 33,074 45,590 95,055Median Age 42.6 44.3 40.1Median Age (Male) 37.4 38.3 39.2Median Age (Female) 41.0 41.7 42.1

HOUSEHOLDS & INCOME 3 MILES 5 MILES 10 MILES

Occupied Households 14,145 18,962 37,955Persons Per Household 2.42 2.47 2.50Average Hh Income $44,764 $48,490 $57,324Average House Value $234,279 $234,726 $235,195

Area Statistics

Map data ©2017 Google

Port Ewen

Staatsburg

EsopusRifton

Tillson

Rosendale

High Falls

New Paltz

Stone Ridge

Cottekill

Atwood

Olivebridge

Shokan

The Vly

Ulster ParkPleasant Plains

Eddyville

Bloomington

HillsideHurley

West Hurley

Woodstock

ZenaRuby

Mt Marion

Annandale-On-Hudson

Rhinecliff

RhinebeckKingston

East Kingston

Lake Katrine

Lincoln Park

Barrytown Red Hook

Tivoli

Glasco

Saugerties

SaugertiesSouth

Kingston is the closest shopping area for all residents within a 10 mile radius.

Next Nearest Mall

15 Miles

Next Nearest Mall

50 Miles

Next Nearest Mall

54 MilesNext Nearest Mall

60 Miles

Local Demographics

From 2018-2019Kingston

home values increased by

9.1%Source: 247wallst.comUlster County

Tourism revenue increased

$65 million From 2017-2018

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2017 2018

$586million

$651 million

Source: Times-Herald Record

*Source: Loopnet.com/Murphy Realty Group

1 mile 3 miles 5 miles

2019 Population 12,898 33,074 45,590

Projected 2024 Population 13,093 32,766 45,488

Employees 10,936 27,093 33,823

Total Businesses 1,381 2,619 3,044

Average Household Income $56,932 $67,341 $72,175

Median Household Income $40,544 $47,880 $53,302

Total Consumer Spending $106.12M $306.56M $436.9M

Median Age 40.2 42.6 44.3

Households 5,585 14,145 18,962

Percent College Degree or Above 12% 12% 13%

Average Housing Unit Value $191,789 $212,341 $222,990

Based on data from the National Association of Realtors, 24/7 Wall St.

recently identified Kingston, NY as one of the Top 25 fastest-growing housing

markets in the USA with a 9.1% growth in median home sale prices from 2018-2019

151 Plaza Road Kingston, New York 12401www.KingstonPlaza.com

MANAGEMENT LEASING OFFICEPO Box 3328, Kingston, New York 12402Tel. 845-338-6300 • Fax 845-338-6286

Contact Brad Jordan at brad@herzogs.com

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