Leasing & Sales RFPs
The MTA Real Estate Department leases, licenses, and occasionally offers for sale, a variety of retail, vacant, and industrial properties. The most common bid solicitation process is the Request for Proposals (RFP). RFPs are issued by MTA Real Estate in-house staff, and, for select properties, through real estate brokers. All RFPs are listed on this website.
Current Requests for Proposals (RFP)
MTA New York City Transit
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking proposals from qualified parties interested in the license of retail space in the New York City Transit system at 51 St and 86 St, Lexington Ave Line in Manhattan. For more information about the offering and the Request for Proposals (RFP), please click on the link below.
Request for Proposals for the license of three retail spaces at 51 Street and 86 Street: Lexington Ave Line
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (“MTA”) is seeking proposals from qualified parties for the license of retail space at these NYCTA locations in Brooklyn: Franklin Avenue Station (2,3,4,5 trains) and Grant Avenue Station (A train). For more information, please click on the link below.
RFP: License of retail space at Franklin Ave Station and Grant Ave Station, Brooklyn
MTA Long Island Rail Road
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is seeking proposals from qualified parties interested in the leasing of station buildings in the Long Island Rail Road system. The MTA is offering the station buildings for retail or food use. The locations available in this Request for Proposals (RFP) are Woodmere, Riverhead, Douglaston, and Lawrence. For more information about the offering and the RFP, please click on the link below.
Request for Proposals for the Leasing of LIRR Station Buildings in Woodmere, Riverhead, Douglaston, and Lawrence
Addendum 2: Deadline extended to November 1, 2018
MTA Grand Central Terminal
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (“MTA”) is seeking a tenant for a retail store MC-79, (currently Art of Shaving) in the Lexington Passage in Grand Central Terminal.
Request for Proposals for Grand Central Terminal Space # MC-79
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Grand Central Terminal
For more information regarding Grand Central Terminal real estate specific opportunities and inquiries click here.
Requests for Proposals (RFP)—More Information
The RFP provides information on the available property or location, explains how to prepare a proposal, and outlines the terms of prospective leases or licenses. The RFP describes improvements that the operator of a business is expected to make to the property as a condition of the agreement. As part of an RFP, a site visit will generally be arranged to permit the prospective proposers to view the property or premises being offered. The Real Estate Department seeks proposals from as many potential operators as possible, evaluates all of the proposals submitted, negotiates terms and conditions, and concludes the transaction.
MTA invites all interested parties to submit a proposal in response to an announcement of an RFP. The specific requirements of any RFP and the documents required in support of any proposal will be detailed in the RFP information packet which is available on-line via the links shown above.
All inquiries are encouraged, and the MTA welcomes the participation of minorities, women, and other disadvantaged groups in the business opportunities available on MTA property. The
MTA Department of Diversity and Civil Rights at 646-252-1369 is available to provide assistance to applicants. No proposer will be subject to discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, gender, sexual orientation, age, or disability.
