90 Main Street

Westport, Connecticut
  • Sale Price Unpriced
  • Property Type Retail
  • Square Feet 3,527± SF
  • Acreage 0.33± Acres

Offering Memorandum

Al Mirin  •  Ex Managing Director
al.mirin@cushwake.com
203.326.5822

Matthew Torrance  •  Senior Director
matthew.torrance@cushwake.com

203.326.5838

Joanna R. Manfro  •  Managing Director
joanna.manfro@cushwake.com
203.253.8827

Frank DiTommaso II  •  Ex. Managing Dir.
frank.ditommaso@cushwake.com

201.508.5303

Max Helfman  •  Associate Director
brianmax.helfman@cushwake.com

201.508.5269

Chuck Kohaut  •  Managing Director
chuck.kohaut@cushwake.com

201.508.5219

Brian Anderson  •  Ex Managing Director
brian.anderson@cushwake.com

732.616.0908

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present 90 Main Street, a ±3,527 SF retail condominium prominently located at the premier corner of Downtown Westport’s Main Street shopping district. The property is 100% leased to Vineyard Vines, the New England-founded lifestyle brand that has occupied the location since 2002, providing investors with long-term tenancy and 3% annual rent growth in one of Fairfield County’s most desirable retail markets.

Situated at the heart of Downtown Westport, 90 Main Street benefits from an exceptionally affluent customer base and a highly supply-constrained retail environment. Main Street has established itself as one of the region’s premier high-street shopping destinations, featuring a compelling mix of luxury retailers, national lifestyle brands, independent boutiques and restaurants. Average household income exceeds $218,000 within one mile, while limited storefront availability and significant barriers to new development continue to reinforce the strength of the market.

The offering represents a rare opportunity to acquire an irreplaceable Main Street retail location with durable tenancy, contractual income growth and long-term exposure to one of the Northeast’s most affluent communities.

  • Premier Downtown Retail Location
  • Strong Pedestrian & Vehicular Traffic
  • Exceptional Demographics
  • Limited Supply / High Barriers to Entry
  • Long-Tenured Tenant Since 2002

Offering Memorandum