Leasing & Sales RFPs
The MTA leases and licenses a variety of retail, industrial, and advertising spaces. In addition, the MTA releases development opportunities and/or development rights for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) projects.
Solicitations for bids are made via Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by MTA staff, and, for select properties, through real estate brokers. All Real Estate related RFPs are listed on this website.
Current Request for Proposals (RFP)
MTA Metro-North Railroad
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking proposals from qualified parties interested in a license agreement for a retail unit in a freestanding building at the Purdy’s Metro-North Station, 85 Titicus Road, Purdy’s, NY
Request for Proposals for the license of a retail unit at Purdy’s Metro-North Station
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking proposals from qualified parties interested in a license agreement for a retail unit in a freestanding building at the Goldens Bridge Metro-North Station, 1 Old Bedford Road, Goldens Bridge, NY
Request for Proposals for the license of a retail unit at Goldens Bridge Metro-North Station
MTA Grand Central Terminal
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking proposals from qualified parties interested in leasing approximately 5,158 sq. ft of retail space located on 42nd Street adjacent to the entrance to Grand Central Terminal. For more information about the offering and the Request for Proposals (RFP), please click the link below.
Grand Central Terminal 42nd Street Retail _ Request for Proposal
Grand Central Terminal
For more information regarding Grand Central Terminal real estate specific opportunities and inquiries click here.
Request for Proposals (RFP) — More Information
A Request for Proposals (RFP) provides information on an available property or location, explains how to prepare a proposal, and outlines terms of prospective leases or licenses. An RFP may also describe improvements the parties of a business is expected to make to a property as a condition of an agreement. When RFPs are advertised, a site visit is typically arranged to permit prospective proposers to view the space listed. The MTA seeks proposals from as many potential proposers 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.
