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Property Info PROPERTY INFO FEATURES 7 SEVENTY 7 is a state-of-the-art $100+ million, 34-story, 925,600 SF mixed use development in the heart of Downtown Milwaukee’s Central Business District, adjacent to the brand new 1.1 million square foot Northwestern Mutual Headquarters Downtown Campus. The development includes 322 high-end apartments and penthouses, approximately 1,400 parking stalls, approximately 10,000 SF of first floor retail space, and an outdoor plaza at the corner of Mason and Van Buren. FLOOR PLAN RESIDENTIAL SHARED LOBBY LOADING RETAIL TRASH ROOM PARKING JACKSON STREET ELEVATOR RAMP B.O.H. VAN BUREN STREET LOBBY DOWN 9" CORRIDOR CLEAR TO UNDERSIDE OF BEAMS VARIES 67' - 10" 208' - 10 1/8" FROM 13'-9" TO 14'-9" RETAILRETAIL CLEAR TO UNDERSIDE PLAZA OF SLAB VARIES FROM 99259579 SF 44'- 2 3/8" 16'-1" TO 17'-1" 192' - 9 3/8" TO INSIDE FACE OF GLASS TO INTERIOR CORNER OF GLASS MASON STREET GROUND FLOOR - RETAIL PLAN 1" = 20'-0" 10 20 2016RETAIL Solomon Cordwell Buenz SPACE: 9,925 square feet can be 777 N. VAN BUREN, MILWAUKEE, WI 02.19.2016 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSUANCE 2015025 SK-21 expanded to 11,357 square feet » Rent: $25 PSF NNN » Delivery: March/April 2018 » Patio: Patio and plaza space available 2017 DEMOGRAPHICS 0.5 Miles 1 Mile 1.5 Miles 2 Miles Employees 41,811 80,407 104,318 128,751 Population 7,377 21,363 43,189 76,694 Average Household Income $72,378 $82,638 $72,668 $59,935 W Wells St N 2 N nd St W Wisconsin Ave The Shops of Grand Avenue W Michigan St W Clybourn St W Wells St N 2 N nd St W Wisconsin Ave The Shops of Grand Avenue W Michigan St W Clybourn St 46 COMMERCIAL DOWNTOWN PROPERTY LISTINGS 34 35 36 RESIDENTIAL 53 10 39 KANE BY CATEGORY COMMERCE 30 32 33 26 64 31 COMMERCIAL 51 LOWER 60 COMPLETED PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTIO N PROPOSED PROJECTS BRADY EAST 1. Bartolotta Headquarters $1,100,000 16. Northwestern Mutual Headquarters $450,000,000 26. Lakefront Brewery Expansion $7,000,000 2. Boiler House $6,800,000 17. Wells Building $17,000,000 27. Hammes Office Development $80,000,000 1 50 SIDE 3. Cathedral Place $57,000,000 18. Pabst Microbrewery $3,000,000 28. Hardware Headquarters N/A SCHLITZ 4. Manpower World Headquarters $78,000,000 19. Former Laacke & Joys $33,000,000 29. The Shops of Grand Avenue N/A 43 63 5. Schlitz Park $40,000,000 20. Two-Fifty East $8,500,000 30. One Catalano Square $43,000,000 PARK 6TH 5TH 4TH 3RD 8 6. Iron Block Building/Dental Associates $9,000,000 21. Red Arrow Labs N/A 31. Schlitz Park Expansion $76,000,000 2ND PLEASANT 7. Associated Bank - Haymarket Square N/A 22. MGIC Renovations N/A 32. Post Office Redevelopment N/A 17 5 8. Pabst Business Center $12,000,000 23. Bucks Practice Facility $23,000,000 33. Jennaro Brothers Building N/A CHERRY 31 12 7 9. U.S. Bank Parking Garage $19,000,000 24. Arena District Parking Structure $45,000,000 34. Marcus-Edison Place N/A 55 LYON 18 CASS 10. Riovivo River Place* $1,900,000 25. Mercantile Building Expansion N/A 35. Milwaukee Brewing Company N/A ASTOR JAMES LOVELL 4 WATER 38 MARSHAL 11. Summerfest Office $5,100,000 4 FRANKLIN $579,500,000 $206,000,000 19 HUMBOLDT 12. Dohmen Co. Headquarters $10,000,000 VLIET 68 VAN BUREN OGDEN 13. 833 East Michigan $101,500,000 65 70 STREETCAR PHASE 1 ROUTE 14. 411 East Wisconsin Center $17,500,000 THE BREWERY 34 11 6 1 27 MILWAUKEE JEFFERSON 62 15. Mayer Building Redevelopment N/A 28 7 10 2 9 MCKINLEY KNAPP $358,900,000 PROSPECT 3 23 24 37 JACKSON 8 69 JUNEAU EAST TOWN 18 49 35 16 5 RESIDENTIAL HIGHLAND 2 STATE 3RD 4TH COMPLETED PROJECTS COMPLETED PROJECTS (continued) PROPOSED PROJECTS WATER BROADWAY LINCOLN MEMORIAL 1. Beerline B Apartments $7,500,000 42. Plankinton Building $6,000,000 60. Water & Brady Site $24,000,000 STATE 71 2. City Green Apartments & Condos $65,000,000 43. The North End, Phase 3 $53,000,000 61. The Couture $122,000,000 22 KILBOURN 3. Brewery Point Apartments $8,400,000 44. The Buckler $30,600,000 62. The Portfolio $100,000,000 14 4. Park East Enterprise Lofts $12,000,000 45. Mayer Building Redevelopment N/A 63. Jackson Street Apartments N/A 10TH WESTOWN 9TH 19 5. The Blatz Condominiums N/A 46. Belay Apartments $11,000,000 64. River House Apartments, Phase 2 N/A WELLS 6. 601 Lofts $30,000,000 47. Martin Building Redevelopment N/A 65. Wangard PERC Block #22 $52,000,000 PLANKINTON 3 7. East Terrace** $1,820,000 000,000,759$ 66. Century Building N/A 8. Avante Apartments** $4,680,000 67. The River at Wells $17,000,000 66 48 MASON 9. Blue Ribbon Lofts $19,000,000 68. Avenir, Phase 2 & 3 $31,100,000 WELLS JEFFERSON 10. The Breakwater $70,000,000 UNDER CONSTRUCTIO N 69. Milhaus Brewery Apartments $40,000,000 59 11. Convent Hill $55,000,000 48. Northwestern Mutual Apt. Tower $100,000,000 70. Haymarket Lofts $17,300,000 16 12. Flatiron $10,000,000 49. The Brewery Lofts $29,000,000 71. Bookends North $60,000,000 WISCONSIN 20 13 41 20 17 50. The Rhythm $10,000,000 13. The Grand Wisconsin Apartments $23,000,000 000,004,364$ PROPOSED BUS RAPID TRANSIT 14 14. Kilbourn Tower $55,000,000 51. River House Apartments, Phase 1 $40,000,000 15 29 42 6 15. Majestic Lofts $16,800,000 52. Pritzlaff $36,000,000 40 2ND 16. The Moderne $55,000,000 53. Walker’s Landing $19,500,000 MICHIGAN 6TH 5TH 17. The North End, Phase 1 & 2 $37,000,000 54. Domus Apartments $30,000,000 44 57 STREETCAR LAKEFRONT LINE 13 61 18. Sage on Jackson** $2,600,000 55. The North End, Phase 4 $60,000,000 9 WESTOWN LINE 19. University Club Tower $88,000,000 56. Broadway Mixed Use Lofts N/A PROPOSED STREETCAR CLYBOURN 20. The Wisconsin Tower $14,000,000 57. Mackie Building Redevelopment $12,400,000 DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE: 21. Corcoran Lofts $12,000,000 58. Mitchell Leather Building $8,500,000 59. Germania Building $22,000,000 28 HARBOR 22. Jackson Square $5,600,000 » 83,500 Employees STREETCAR PHASE 1 ROUTE 23. CitySide Plaza* $20,000,000 000,004,763$ ST.PAUL 15 45 24. Marine Terminal Lofts $30,000,000 33 HISTORIC » 26,00 Residents 32 52 25 25. River Renaissance $32,000,000 BUFFALO 26. Hansen’s Landing $8,500,000 58 THIRD 27. The Harbor Front $8,500,000 » 20,000 housing units by 2020 47 21 29 12 28. Commission House $6,000,000 56 CHICAGO WARD 29. Chicago Street Lofts** $3,900,000 » 12 Million Square Feet of office space 30. 1910 N Water $11,500,000 23 22 31. Gallun Tannery Row* $8,400,000 32. Kane Place Lofts* $3,300,000 » 4,500 hotel rooms 25 ERIE MENOMONEE 33. The Edge $14,000,000 30 34. Park Terrace Row Houses $14,000,000 » 650+ restaurants, bars, ships, and retail 21 35. Union Point Lofts $10,000,000 service businesses CORCORAN 36. RiverCrest Townhome $18,000,000 24 37. Frederick Lofts $20,000,000 38. Avenir, Phase 1 $20,700,000 » Milwaukee County has $3.3 billion 54 POLK 39. Kane Commons $5,000,000 in tourism sales, much of which is 40. 700 Lofts $6,700,000 11 41. MKE Lofts $23,500,000 concentrated in Downtown. 26 27 46 COMMERCIAL DOWNTOWN PROPERTY LISTINGS 34 35 36 RESIDENTIAL 53 10 39 KANE BY CATEGORY COMMERCE 30 32 33 26 64 31 COMMERCIAL 51 LOWER 60 COMPLETED PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTIO N PROPOSED PROJECTS BRADY EAST 1. Bartolotta Headquarters $1,100,000 16. Northwestern Mutual Headquarters $450,000,000 26. Lakefront Brewery Expansion $7,000,000 2. Boiler House $6,800,000 17. Wells Building $17,000,000 27. Hammes Office Development $80,000,000 1 50 SIDE 3. Cathedral Place $57,000,000 18. Pabst Microbrewery $3,000,000 28. Hardware Headquarters N/A SCHLITZ 4. Manpower World Headquarters $78,000,000 19. Former Laacke & Joys $33,000,000 29. The Shops of Grand Avenue N/A 43 63 5. Schlitz Park $40,000,000 20. Two-Fifty East $8,500,000 30. One Catalano Square $43,000,000 PARK 6TH 5TH 4TH 3RD 8 6. Iron Block Building/Dental Associates $9,000,000 21. Red Arrow Labs N/A 31. Schlitz Park Expansion $76,000,000 2ND PLEASANT 7. Associated Bank - Haymarket Square N/A 22. MGIC Renovations N/A 32. Post Office Redevelopment N/A 17 5 8. Pabst Business Center $12,000,000 23. Bucks Practice Facility $23,000,000 33. Jennaro Brothers Building N/A CHERRY 31 12 7 9. U.S. Bank Parking Garage $19,000,000 24. Arena District Parking Structure $45,000,000 34. Marcus-Edison Place N/A 55 LYON 18 CASS 10. Riovivo River Place* $1,900,000 25. Mercantile Building Expansion N/A 35. Milwaukee Brewing Company N/A ASTOR JAMES LOVELL 4 WATER 38 MARSHAL 11. Summerfest Office $5,100,000 4 FRANKLIN $579,500,000 $206,000,000 19 HUMBOLDT 12. Dohmen Co. Headquarters $10,000,000 VLIET 68 VAN BUREN OGDEN 13. 833 East Michigan $101,500,000 65 70 STREETCAR PHASE 1 ROUTE 14.
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