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MetraMarket
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- 3. Pre-commute or post-exhaustingmeeting, unwind and experience Chicago’s new standard of an after work watering hole casual cafés lavish lunches sip satisfy socialize Enjoy friendly conversations and cultivate contacts at the city’s power lunch headquarters
- 4. An eclectic collectionof retail shops and boutiques create a lively hub of activity shop chicago french market morning, noon and night Reminiscent of European open-air markets, stroll through aisles brimming with shop chicago chic fresh foods and inspiring ingredients
- 5. Savor the styleand spirit of Chicago’s newest dining destination offering a broad selection of succulent cuisines lounge live linger Alluring ambiance and flavorful fare exotic eateries sophisticated style fuse to create a vibrant nightlife sensation transforming MetraMarket into Chicago’s place to see and be seen after dark
- 6. MetraMarket A vibrant 100,000 square foot street- level restaurant and retail development is becoming Chicago’s new premier Spanning two city blocks, MetraMarket’s exceptional high-traffic destination. location is within or adjacent to many of the city’s dynamic areas including: Located in the city’s fast growing • Central Business District’s West Loop submarket West Loop residential neighborhood • River West residential neighborhood and commercial office submarket, MetraMarket is anchored by Chicago • Randolph Street’s Restaurant Row metramarket’s distinctive west loop neighbors • Chicago’s Theater District French Market and will be home • Ogilvie Transportation Center (formerly known to a variety of unique restaurants, as Northwestern Station), one of Metra’s busiest retail stores, boutique shops, and train stations neighborhood service providers. MetraMarket restaurants and retailers also benefit from the strong customer base of: • Daily commuter pedestrian traffic – 110,000 rail commuters • Expanding residential population – 40,000 within a half of mile • Central Business District (CBD) employees – 500,000 within a half of mile • Out-of-town visitors and tourists 10
- 7. Lake Street Restaurants and Retail Development Plan – 100,000 sf 9,590 SF • Phase 1: 66,000 SF (south block) • Phase 2: 33,000 SF (north block) • Encompasses two entire city blocks Parking Garage • Six prime corner restaurant locations Canal Street • Ground level parking for up to 100 vehicles • Excellent signage opportunities 4,540 SF • Renovated Randolph Street underpass • Creative lighting and colorful artwork 9,000 SF 10,000 SF Clinton Street Business Opportunities Randolph Street White table cloth Watch/jewelry restaurants repair store 4,430 SF Loading Dock 3,935 SF Casual dining Express mail/ establishments copy center Public French Market Area 3,885 SF Sandwich cafes Bank/ATM center (with 20+ vendors) 2,915 SF Wine bar Book/music store 1,945 SF Espression 1,635 SF 2,960 SF CTA Bus Line by Lavazza 1,575 SF Sports bar Shoe shine/repair Lounges Camera shop Commuter Concourse Pubs Hosiery/sock shop 625 610 Ticket SF SF Office Brewery Eyeglass store 2,775 SF 2,875 SF Wine/liquor store Pen/stationery store 4,755 SF CVS/Pharmacy Gourmet chocolate Dry cleaner/laundry/ store tailor N Washington Street Ice cream shop Health/nutrition center Leased Retail Restaurant 12
- 8. French Market Chicago’s first year-round market boasts European style and dozens of vendors. Developed and managed by Bensidoun, the largest operators of open-air food markets in and around Paris, the 15,000 square foot French Market is accessible from both the commuter concourse and Clinton Street and features a public area for customers to enjoy prepared food items. distinctive market vendors High-Quality Vendor Opportunities Butcher Bakery Deli Fish Produce Catering Poultry Organic Flowers Cheese Coffee/Tea Gelato French Market Vendor Details Market open year-round Monday thru Saturday* • 13 linear feet (minimum) of table space for $60 per market day, 3 year lease • Corner space 13 linear feet (minimum) for $90 per market day, 3 year lease • Refrigeration services and work room available upon request • Kiosks in station concourse available upon request * Outdoor market also planned for Saturdays May thru December. 14
- 9. Area Map —Office Overview Office Existing 1. USG Headquarters 10. 191 N. Wacker Dr. 18. 155 N. Wacker Dr. Ohio Ohio Demographics (within one mile) 550 W. Adams 37-story 732,000 sf 46-story/1,129,270 sf 18-story/479,000 sf The John Buck Company Grand Daytime Employees 482,477 Grand RIVER Illinois NORTH 2. 550 W. Washington l Surface Parking 16-story/372,000 sf 11. Boeing World Office Proposed Hubbard Hubbard Headquarters 1. 550 West Kinzie Street: System Parking • 110 spaces 100 N. Riverside Plz. 1. 601 & 625 W. Monroe RIVER WEST 1 36-story/770,229 sf 26-story/463,762 sf Kinzie Kinzie 2. 444 West Lake Street: Standard Parking • 130 spaces 29-story/719,186 sf Fifield Development 4,850 13,800 3. 543 West Lake Street: Standard Parking • 55 spaces 3. UBS Tower 1 N. Wacker Dr. Wayman 12. 2 N. Riverside Plz. 4. 150 North Jefferson Street: 40 spaces 50-story/1,340,000 sf 7 26-story/546,835 sf 4,000 1 5. 644 West Washington Blvd: Park 1 • 82 spaces Fulton Wacker 4. Pepsico/Quaker Oats 3 6. 718 West Monroe Street: Park 1 • 300 spaces 635 8 5,000 2,578 555 W. Monroe 18 3,381 2 at Century Plaza Lake 4,400 Lake 7. 623 West Monroe Street – PN Parking • 165 spaces 17-story/416,000 sf 13. 10 S. Riverside Plz. 2. Madison West 645 2 3 1 10 645 W. Madison St. 22-story/685,000 sf 8. 601 West Monroe Street – Park 1 • 90 spaces 857 5 3,000 34-story/779,047 sf 1,420 5 4 2 5. CTA Headquarters MR Properties, LLC 4 9. Standard Parking • 180 spaces 4,520 3,000 � Randolph Street Restaurant Row � � Theatre District � Randolph 567 W. Lake Street 3 4 5 7 9 6 3,200 12-story/355,000 sf 11 9 3,081 2,400 3. 150 N. Riverside Plz 5 Washington 14. 500 W. Madison 50-story/1,250,000 sf 2 l Garage Parking 3,000 907 3 Washington 1,500 40-story/1,457,470 The Prime Group CENTRAL 6. The Civic Opera 260 1,935 12 6 3 1. Metramarket: 120 spaces 20 N. Wacker Dr. 5,475 7 14 2,200 3,400 5,360 3,712 BUSINESS 4. 222 W. Randolph St. 2. 180 North Jefferson Street: System Parking • 298 spaces 2,574 44-story/850,000 sf 5,200 Madison WEST LOOP DISTRICT 37–42-story/650,000 5,830 Madison 750,000 sf 4,530 3. 100 N. Riverside Plaza: Standard Parking • 425 spaces 935 4 17 6 The John Buck Company 13 16 15. 525 W. Monroe St. 3,620 2 5 2,740 4,530 5,900 2,494 4. 555 W. Madison Street: Standard Parking • 1,200 spaces 7. ABN AMRO Plaza 3,120 Monroe 25-story/904,593 sf Monroe 15 8 5. 500 W. Monroe Street: 1,100 spaces 540 W. Madison St. 2. River Point GREEK TOWN 7 444 W. Lake St 2,130 4,120 6,290 4 1 3,800 31-Story/1,300,000 sf 8 4,740 1,675 2,771 52-story/1,100,000 sf 1 2,148 2,070 2,500 200 hotel rooms Adams Adams 2,000 6 1,200 16,000 l Restaurant Existing 8. 111 S. Wacker Dr. 16. 71 S. Wacker Dr. Hines and The Levy Organization Quincy 9 1. Carnivale 5. Avec 9. Province 51-story/1,027,683 sf 47-story/1,472,460 Jackson Jackson 2. N9ne 6. Sepia 10. Starbucks 5. SEC of Adams & Des Plaines Gladys 3. Meiji 7. 312 Chicago 25-story/500,000 sf Van Buren Fifield Companies 4. Blackbird 8. La Piadina 9. River City Center Wacker Van Buren 111 N. Canal St. 17. 500 W. Monroe St. 44-story/952,000 sf 6. Wolf Point 20-story/750,000 sf 1,000,000 sf Office/1,300 Congress Congress l Half-mile Radius CTA Lines and Stops residential units/350 hotel SOUTH LOOP rooms Des Plains Dearborn Jefferson Franklin Halsted LaSalle Clinton Canal Wells State Clark Harrison 16
- 10. Area Map —Residential Overview Residential Existing 1. Century Tower 10. Canal Metropolitan 20. R+D659 Ohio Ohio Demographics (within one mile) 182 W. Lake Place 659 W. Randolph 28-story/293 130 S. Canal St. 15-story/239 Residential Population 41,057 (130% increase since 1990) condominium units 10-story condominium units Grand 212 condominium units in marketing Grand RIVER 2. Kinzie Street Illinois Station Tower 11. Jefferson Tower Residential Under Construction NORTH l Surface Parking 25-story/187 200 N. Jefferson 1. Alta and Cirrus at Hubbard condominium units 24-story/198 Hubbard 1. 550 West Kinzie Street: System Parking • 110 spaces condominium units K Station RIVER WEST 1 Kinzie at Clinton/Jefferson Kinzie Kinzie 2. 444 West Lake Street: Standard Parking • 130 spaces 41-story/428 apartment units 3. Fulton Place 39-story/420 apartment units 19 1 1,800 1,200 8 3. 543 West Lake Street: Standard Parking • 55 spaces 75 condominium units 12. Presidential Towers Wayman 155 2,500 apartment units 18 285 2 3 4. 150 North Jefferson Street: 40 spaces 13 5 2,475 2. Randolph Tower 1 16 15 294 9 225 5. 644 West Washington Blvd: Park 1 • 82 spaces City Apartments Fulton 75 170 680 Wacker 4. 150 N. Jefferson 13. Fulton Station 188 W. Randolph 3 14 6. 718 West Monroe Street: Park 1 • 300 spaces Apartments 196 condominium units 57-story/297 115 8 264 3 28-story/274 apt. units apartment units Lake 11 300 2 510 Lake 7. 623 West Monroe Street – PN Parking • 165 spaces 14. Clinton Street Lofts 2 3 1 176 condominium units 3. 200 W. Lake 4 6 4 8. 601 West Monroe Street – Park 1 • 90 spaces 43-story/335 apartment 2 15. China Club Lofts 5. River Bend 411 units, 550 parking spaces 250 1,433 5 � Randolph Street Restaurant Row � 4 2 450 � Theatre District � Randolph 9. Standard Parking • 180 spaces 38-story/149 112 condominium units 3 4 5 7 20 9 condominium units 360 1 6 16. Fulton Court 1 5 2 600 Townhomes 4. 215 W. Washington Washington l Garage Parking 440 285 3 48 condominium units Washington 4 49-story/389 apartment 585 CENTRAL 1. Metramarket: 120 spaces 6. Randolph Place units, 600 parking spaces 17. Skybridge 17 BUSINESS 165 N. Canal St. 237 West Washington St. Madison 2. 180 North Jefferson Street: System Parking • 298 spaces 341 condominium units DISTRICT 360 Madison WEST LOOP 39-story/237 4 3. 100 N. Riverside Plaza: Standard Parking • 425 spaces condominium units 6 12 4. 555 W. Madison Street: Standard Parking • 1,200 spaces Residential Proposed 3,750 5 18. Trio Condominiums Monroe 7. Park Alexandria 1. 108–116 N. Jefferson Monroe 5. 500 W. Monroe Street: 1,100 spaces 650/660/670 W. Wayman GREEK TOWN 7 32-story/266 209 condominiums under 150,000 SF/Office 8 condominium units 10 construction 300-400 apt. units 7 320 Adams 400 Adams l Restaurant Existing 2. The Catalyst 123 North Des Plaines Quincy 1. Carnivale 5. Avec 9. Province 8. Fulton House 31-story/190 condominium 9 345 N. Canal St. 19. Echelon at K Station 2. N9ne 6. Sepia 10. Starbucks units and a Walgreens Jackson 16-story/103 353 N. DesPlaines Jackson 425 parking spaces condominium units 39-story/350 apartment 3. Meiji 7. 312 Chicago units. Occupancy in 2008. Gladys 3. Wolf Point Van Buren 4. Blackbird 8. La Piadina Upon completion, the entire 1,000,000 SF Office/1,300 residential Wacker Van Buren 9. K Station K Station development will units/350 hotel rooms The Left Bank Residences have 2,451 units among 37-story/451 apartment 6 towers. 4. 150 North Riverside units 55-story/655 apartment units Congress SOUTH LOOP Congress l Half-mile Radius CTA Lines and Stops 30-story/300 room hotel Des Plains Dearborn Jefferson Franklin Halsted LaSalle Clinton 5. 150 N. Jefferson Canal Wells State Clark Harrison Boutique Hotel 18
- 11. Demographics (within onemile) Residential Growth For more information or to Daytime Employees 482,477 schedule a tour, please contact: Residential Population (130% increase since 1990) 41,057 50 Camille Julmy Households (164% increase since 1990) 23,818 312.456.7008 | cjulmy@usequities.com Average Family Household Income $141,496 40 Undergraduate Degree or Higher 61% Kevin Stanley Households Without Cars 30% 312.456.7104 | kstanley@usequities.com In thousands 30 Walk to Work 35% Katherine Antonucci Public Transit to Work 22% 20 312.456.7061 | kantonucci@usequities.com Residential 10 1990–2007 Residential Developed Units www.metramarket.com West Loop & River West River North Total 12,340 10,258 22,598 0 `90 `00 `08 `13 `90 `00 `08 `13 Residential Proposed Units Population Households About the Development West Loop & River West River North Total 5,141 2,794 7,935 Inspired by the famous Avenida Nueve de Julio in bustling Buenos Aires, the streets 1990–2007 Total Chicago Downtown Developed Units 60,766 and viaducts flanking MetraMarket will be Total Chicago Downtown Proposed Units 22,915 transformed into the center of activity with Daytime Employees by Industry enticing lighting, a broad array of shops, and exciting restaurants. Office (million square feet) Wholesale Trade 8,037 Total Downtown Office Space 131.6 Construction 5,243 The Avenida Nueve de Julio viaduct Existing West Loop Office Space 45.2 Agriculture/Mining encompasses seven of Buenos Aires’ most 1,053 Co Under Construction 5.0 successful white tablecloth restaurants. m m Ma Tr cat 27, un Proposed MetraMarket Office Space 11.8 an io 67 nuf i sp n/P 0 27,5 n, tili or u act ta bli 99 tio c uri Headquartered in Chicago, U.S. Equities Realty Commuters ng U Retail is the developer and exclusive leasing agent for Daily Metra Commuters at OTC 110,000 tie 41,230 MetraMarket. Founded over 30 years ago, the s (alighting and boarding) Services 205,967 leading full-service commercial real estate firm Daily Metra Commuters at Union Station 122,000 (alighting and boarding) Government has been responsible for numerous, successful 69,591 urban developments. Average Daily (Monday — Friday) CTA Green Line passengers at Lake & Clinton 3,571 Financial-Insurance- www.usequities.com (a 21% increase from the previous year) Real estate 96,087 20 Sources: Appraisal Research Counselors, Claritas, Costar, CTA and Metra as of 5/2008.