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Parkland Plaza Knox Abbott Drive & State Street CAYCE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29033 Parkland Plaza Knox Abbott Drive & State Street CAYCE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29033 FOR MORE INFORMATION: DANNY BONDS ROX POLLARD 803 401 4280 803 401 4242 [email protected] [email protected] SUMMARY OF PROPERTY ABOUT THE PROPERTY AND PLANNED RENOVATION PARKING, ACCESS, AND LOCATION Built in the 1950s, Parkland Plaza is one of Columbia’s most PARKING DETAILS: historic and enduring shopping centers. Parkland Plaza lies in 1,000+ spaces plus cross easement parking proximity to the USC campus, the Central Business District, the Carolina Baseball Stadium, and the future home of Innovista, TRAFFIC COUNTS: a planned development of the riverfront. Parkland Plaza is Knox Abbott Drive: 22,200 vpd renovating to provide a new contemporary look as it welcomes State Street: 8,200 vpd its newest anchor, Planet Fitness (Opened 2018). Alexander Road: 4,100 vpd AVAILABLE SPACE: ACCESS DETAILS: Access from Knox Abbott Drive, State Street, and Alexander Road Space 6: 5,900 SF $12/SF Space 8: 1,200 SF $18/SF CLOSEST MAJOR ROADS: Space 13A: 2,200 SF $16/SF I-126: 2 miles Space 13B: 2,200 SF $16/SF I-26: 3 miles Space 14: 1,800 SF $16/SF Assembly Street: 1 mile Rental Rate: $12.00 - $18.00/SF TOTAL GLA: 174,833 SF ANCHOR TENANTS: BI-LO, Ace Hardware, Planet Fitness (Opened 2018), Burke’s Outlet, Park Triangle Lanes Bowling, Jewelry Warehouse and Garnet and Black Traditions, D’s Wings CO-TENANTS: H&R Block, Blueline Liquors, Kingsman, Intralot, Shell, Sandy’s Nail & Spa, Monterey Mexican Restaurant and Tandy Leather P. 1 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW 3 MIN 6 MIN 9 MIN POPULATION 2017 Estimated Population 4,567 23,383 52,669 HOUSEHOLDS 2017 Estimated Households 2,110 9,366 21,716 Columbia CBD HOUSEHOLD INCOME West Columbia 2017 Average Household Income $51,750 $48,068 $56,028 AGE 2017 Median Age 26.9 24.8 28.9 Cayce CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT DAYTIME POPULATION: ±65,000 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 36,000+ Parkland Plaza is located within 3 minutes of 9 off-campus student housing projects, which are home to about 5,000 students. Two of these housing projects are adjacent to the center. The University of South Carolina has +7,000 students living in on-campus housing units. P. 2 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL STREET MAP Lake Murray Columbia CBD PARKLAND PLAZA P. 3 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL AERIAL MAP TRADE AREA OVERVIEW TRADE AREA OVERVIEW | COLUMBIA, SC West Columbia COLUMBIA CBD UNIVERSITY OF FIVE POINTS VISTA SOUTH CAROLINA COLONIAL LIFE ARENA (2018) USC GREEK VILLAGE PARKLAND CAROLINA PLAZA STADIUM WILLIAMS BRICE STADIUM P. 4 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL AERIAL MAP APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW - UNITS UNDER CONSTRUCTION Sola Station (374 Units) THE CBD THE STATE HOUSE Kline Ctr The Edge (280 Units) THE VISTA (600 Units) ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT GERVAIS ST (27,900 VPD) Brookland COLONIAL (235 Units) LIFE ARENA THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA USC GREEK VILLAGE Luxury BLOSSOM ST (27,200) Development (183 Units) Tremont Parkland (230 Units) Plaza FOUNDERS PARK KNOX ABBOTT DR (21,800 VPD) P. 5 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL AERIAL MAP SHOPPING CENTER OVERVIEW GARNET RIVER WALK GRANBY RIVERSIDE CROSSING ESTATES Luxury Development (183 Units) Parkland Plaza BLOSSOM ST STATE ST (7,800 VPD) Tremont (230 Units) KNOX ABBOTT DR (21,800GUIGNARD VPD) PARK P. 6 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL HOUSING OVERVIEW DOWNTOWN COLUMBIA DOWNTOWN COLUMBIA HOUSING MAP Columbia, South Carolina HARDEN STREET MAIN STREET PROPOSED STUDENT HOUSING 3 1 Park 7 (under const.) 834 Beds ELMWOOD AVENUE TAYLOR STREET 2 Edge 609 Beds TOTAL 1,443 BEDS 16 18 MILLWOOD AVENUE EXISTING STUDENT HOUSING APARTMENTS 1 CBD 2 2 18 1 Hub at USC 800 Beds 1 Vista Commons 184 Units 2 Aspyre 760 Beds 2 Barringer Building 75 Units 4 VISTA 11 SC E 3 Lofts at USC 330 Beds 3 Pavilion Towers 240 Units 13 STATE 12 7 4 Copper Beach 1,002 Beds 4 Canalside Lofts 374 Units 6 17 19 GERVAIS STREET 1 HOUSE10 5 Woodlands of Columbia 1,200 Beds 5 Granby Mills 145 Units ASSEMBLY STREET FIVE POINTS DEVINE STREET 6 Stadium Suites 930 Beds 6 Club at Carolina Stadium 240 Units 7 University Oaks 622 Beds 7 Granby Oaks 148 Units 1 8 Pointe West 485 Beds 8 Olympia Mills 200 Units 16 A 8 20 9 Riverside Estates 700 Beds 9 Wilshire House 70 Units 11 D 9 13 10 Garnet at Riverwalk 472 Beds 10 Cornell Arms 136 Units 19 12 11 700 Lincoln 197 Beds 11 Palms on Main 53 Units Parkland 9 Plaza 12 650 Lincoln 722 Beds 12 Claire Tower 121 Units 10 15 14 13 Greene Crossing Annex 214 Beds 13 Senate Plaza 158 Units 14 USC GREEK 9 3 14 Park Place 598 Beds 14 Granby Crossing 168 Units VILLAGE BLOSSOM STREET 7 15 Greene Crossing 524 Beds 15 Tremont 230 Units 2 B 16 Pulaski Square 249 Beds 16 Land Bank Apartments (Under Const.) 114 Units 15 17 612 Whaley 180 Beds 17 Kline City Center (Proposed) 280 Units 17 18 Station at Five Points 600 Beds 18 Thirteen 21 Lofts (Under Const.) 130 Units 8 6 5 19 Apartments at Palmetto Compress 370 Beds 19 700 Woodrow 75 Units 20 Wildwood Columbia (Under Const.) 198 Units 20 Brookland (Proposed) 235 Units TOTAL 11,987 BEDS TOTAL 3,376 UNITS 8 CONDOS 1 The Retreat 5 2 Carolina Walk C FALL 2015 3 Spur at Williams Brice 3 2 Enrollment: 33,724 4 Stadium Village Lofts 4 Freshman Class: 4,704 5 Gates at Williams Brice On-Campus Beds: 7,446 6 Plaza Centre USC Dormitories 7 Plaza on Greene 20 8 Park Circle USC ENTERTAINMENT 7 9 Adesso A Colonial Life Arena 6 B USC Baseball Stadium C Williams Brice Stadium DOWNTOWN/UNIVERSITY | MARKET OVERVIEW D Darla Moore School of Business 86.4% Occupancy rate: 4 5 E USC Law School (Under Const.) Avg. Monthly Rental Rate: $1,426 1 DOWNTOWN DEMOGRAPHICS PROFILE | 2016 1-MILE 3-MILE 5-MILE Colliers International | Columbia This document has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations POPULATION 15,716 79,001 162,776 or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested 1301 Gervais Street, Suite 600 party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions HOUSEHOLDS 5,123 33,132 67,652 and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers Columbia, South Carolina | USA International and/or its licensor(s). ©2016 All rights reserved. MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME $29,615 $35,623 $41,287 +1 803 254 2300 Last Updated: June 2017 P. 7 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY SITE PLAN AMF Bowling 16A/B Center 13B 13A 1. Bi-Lo ............................... 45,092 sf 4A 2A. Ace Hardware................ 16,060 sf 2B. ARC Document Solutions 4,500 sf 2C. Tandy Leather................ 4,788 sf 2B 2C 3. Burke’s ........................... 11,500 sf 4. Planet Fitness ................ 28,000 sf 4A. Vacant ......................... 4,575 sf 5. Vacant ........................... 2,000 sf 6. Vacant ........................... 5,900 sf 7. Sandy’s Nails & Spa ........ 1,200 sf 8. Vacant ......................... 1,200 sf 9. Garnet & Black Traditions 3,200 sf 10. Jewelry Warehouse........ 11,000 sf 11. Monterrey Mexican ........ 1,895 sf 12. H&R Block ..................... 2,505 sf 13A. Vacant ..................... 2,200 sf 13B. Vacant ......................... 2,200 sf 14. Vacant ........................... 1,800 sf 15. Blue Line ABC ................ 1,400 sf 16A/B. Kingsman ................ 1,850 sf 17. D’s Wings ....................... 4,270 sf 18. Catch & Release .............. 6,000 sf 19. Intralot ......................... 10,865 sf 20. Shell ............................ 876 SF P. 8 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY IMAGES P. 9 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY IMAGES P. 10 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA REGION OVERVIEW “14th Strongest Metro” The nation’s first planned capital city, Columbia is one of South Carolina’s largest and oldest metropolitan areas. Over the last few decades, Business Week Columbia has cultivated its historic past into one of the most important economic hubs of the region. “#6 Business Climate“ Columbia has seen an influx of investment that has spurred significant development over the last fifteen years. One example is the Site Selection Magazine University of South Carolina’s recently established Innovista, a research campus that it expects to create technology and knowledge-based jobs that will form a foundation to drive the state’s economic future. This and several other substantial mixed-use developments are helping Top 20 “America’s Best to revitalize Columbia’s historic Congaree Vista district and attracting both new business and new residents to the entire metro area. Bang for Your Buck” List Even with its recent economic progress, Columbia remains a friendly city with plenty of Southern charm. Columbia’s many amenities rival Forbes cities twice its size: a state-of-the-art children’s museum, world-renowned zoo, NCAA collegiate athletics, and countless entertainment and cultural activities. The “Famously Hot” city offers top-notch dining, nightlife, shopping and outdoor opportunities that cater to a diverse “Top 10 Most Livable mix of residents and visitors. Situated in the center of the state, the area is easily accessible by three interstates and is also home to the Bargain Markets” Columbia Metropolitan Airport. MSN Real Estate The commercial real estate market in Columbia, South Carolina is driven by a growing population, pro-business environment, talented work force, the University of South Carolina and an ideal central location between Greenville and Charleston, South Carolina.
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