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Newbury Street

Location
Boston, MA, USA
East of Massachusetts Ave. and West of Arlington St.
Estimated Gross Rent
$200-$300 PSF
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Location
Boston, MA, USA
East of Massachusetts Ave. and West of Arlington St.
Estimated Gross Rent
$200-$300 PSF

Description

Newbury Street, nestled in Boston's historic Back Bay, is a mile-long avenue renowned for its blend of upscale retail, dining, and cultural experiences. The street's iconic 19th-century brownstones house a diverse array of establishments, from luxury brands like Chanel and Valentino to unique local boutiques and art galleries. The eastern end near the Boston Public Garden boasts high-end retailers, while the western stretch offers a more bohemian vibe with independent shops and cafes. This dynamic mix attracts a varied clientele, including affluent locals, tourists, and students, contributing to its vibrant atmosphere.

Newbury Street, nestled in Boston's historic Back Bay, is a mile-long avenue renowned for its blend of upscale retail, dining, and cultural experiences. The street's iconic 19th-century brownstones house a diverse array of establishments, from luxury brands like Chanel and Valentino to unique local

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street Details

Annual foot traffic

500,000 people/year

Daily vehicle traffic

15,000 vehicles/day

Population

25,000 people within

Day time population

35,000 people within

Household income (median)

$75,000.00 annually

Age (average)

> 35 years old within

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Available Spaces

Sample Space 1

1000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 2

1500 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 3

2000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

News & Alerts
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Ralph Lauren buys its building on Newbury Street.

https://www.nbcboston.com/boston-business-journal/longtime-newbury-street-retailer-buys-its-building-for-38m/3761291/

4 months ago

Varley to Open First Massachusetts Store

Varley, the London and Los Angeles–based womenswear brand known for its minimalist take on athleisure and lifestyle apparel, is bringing its quietly luxurious aesthetic to Boston. The brand will open a new location at 154 Newbury Street marking its first permanent storefront in Massachusetts.

Founded in 2014 by Lara and Ben Mead, Varley has developed a loyal following for its understated basics, structured knitwear, and modern outerwear. The collections strike a balance between comfort and refinement—designed for women who want clothes that transition seamlessly from activewear to everyday life without compromising on style.

In addition to its stores in New York and London, Varley is expanding with upcoming locations in Oakbrook, NorthPark, and now Newbury Street signaling a broader U.S. retail strategy focused on affluent lifestyle centers.

https://www.varley.com

4 months ago
Johnny Cupcakes Closing Iconic Newbury Street Shop

Johnny Cupcakes Closing Iconic Newbury Street Shop

10 months ago
BIRKENSTOCK Opens on Boston's Newbury Street

BIRKENSTOCK Opens on Boston's Newbury Street

11 months ago
Brooks Brothers Opens New Flagship Store on Boston’s Newbury Street

Brooks Brothers Opens New Flagship Store on Boston’s Newbury Street

12 months ago

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1855 Bar a Vins
1855 Bar a Vins
A&S Realty
A&S Realty
Acote Salon
Acote Salon
Adams Design
Adams Design
Aesop
Aesop
Akris
Akris
Alan Bilzerian
Alan Bilzerian
Alan Rouleau Couture
Alan Rouleau Couture

Local Expert Analysis

Market Positioning & Leasing Trends Newbury Street stands as Boston's premier shopping destination, often compared to New York's Fifth Avenue. Its unique combination of historic architecture and modern retail makes it a coveted location for both established luxury brands and emerging retailers. The street has seen a steady influx of new tenants, including pop-up shops and experiential retail spaces, reflecting a trend towards innovative retail concepts. Rental rates are among the highest in the city, commensurate with its prime location and high foot traffic. Who Shops & Visits Here? (Demographics & Foot Traffic) The primary customer base comprises affluent residents, international tourists, and students from nearby universities. Foot traffic is consistently high throughout the week, peaking on weekends. Seasonal events and favorable weather conditions further boost visitor numbers, enhancing the street's appeal to retailers. Pros & Cautions Pros: Prestige: Association with renowned brands enhances a retailer's image. Diverse Customer Base: Access to a wide range of consumers ensures steady patronage. Cautions: High Rental Costs: Premium rents may be prohibitive for smaller businesses. Competitive Market: Standing out among numerous retailers requires strategic planning.

Market Positioning & Leasing Trends

Newbury Street stands as Boston's premier shopping destination, often compared to New York's Fifth Avenue. Its unique combination of historic architecture and modern retail makes it a coveted location for both established luxury brands and emerging retailers. The street has seen a steady influx of new tenants, including pop-up shops and experiential retail spaces, reflecting a trend towards innovative retail concepts. Rental rates are among the highest in the city, commensurate with its prime location and high foot traffic.

Who Shops & Visits Here? (Demographics & Foot Traffic)

The primary customer base comprises affluent residents, international touri

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New Developments

Newbury Street is poised for continued growth, with upcoming developments like the Lyrik Back Bay project expected to enhance its appeal. The trend towards experiential retail and mixed-use spaces is likely to attract innovative brands, further solidifying its status as Boston's retail epicenter