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RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio SIZE C W BROAD ST IV I +/- 24,000 square feet C FRONT ST STARLING ST C E BELLE ST N T E R LOCATION D MCDOWELL ST R LUCAS ST Columbus, Ohio D V W TOWN ST L W. Rich Street at Lucas Street B N W RICH ST O T G IN H W RICH ST S A W MAIN ST W TRAFFIC COUNTS I-70 - 127,000 SR-315 - 81,000 Broad Street Bridge - 24,405 Rich Street - 5,617 KEY DEMOGRAPHICS Trade Area includes Downtown, German Village, Brewery District and East Franklinton 3.6 SQ. MILES RIVER & RICH is an exciting new mixed-use development located in East Franklinton, POPULATION LEASING CONTACT along the Scioto River and recently completed Scioto Greenways. The county is Current Estimated Population 16,959 flourishing with an average house sale price increase of 70% from 2015 to 2019 Projected Population (5 Years) 17,644 Sydney Federer and 1,568 closed sales in 2019 compared to 813 closed sales in 2015. The trade area College Degree (BA or Higher) 59.3% 614.227.3477 DIRECT boasts a high daytime demographic of 104,984 with 42% of residents living and Travel to Work in 14 Min. or Less 42.1% 614.228.5331 OFFICE working within the trade area and traveling less than 14 minutes to work. Phase 1 Average Minutes Travel to Work 16.6 [email protected] of the project will include +/-24,000 SF of ground floor retail along Rich Street, a Estimated Average HH Income $97,086 300-space parking garage and over 200 residential units. DAYTIME DEMOGRAPHICS Join the exciting East Franklinton urban renewal and the growing number of Number of Businesses 4,589 established and new businesses including: Strongwater, Land Grant, Brewdog, 400 Total Daytime Population 104,984 Labor Force Growth Since 2010 3.3% West Rich, Glass Axis and the Columbus Idea Foundry. Additonally, COSI, located three blocks from RIVER & RICH, draws more than 660,000 visitors a year. CONSUMER EXPENDITURES Total Retail Expenditures $327 M To find out more about the Franklinton district, click on the following press links: Per Household per Month $2,690 250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 500 Food and Beverages $99.9 M Columbus, Ohio 43215 With backing, makers remaking Franklinton The transformation of Franklinton Food Away from Home $40.5 M www.castoinfo.com www.bizjournals.com www.614columbus.com Alcoholic Beverages $7.49 M East Franklinton Creative Community District Plan - 2014 APA Awards YouTube video Inspired ideas. Integrated real estate solutions. cef-overview | 7/9/2018 RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio SITE PLAN 250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 500 | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | www.castoinfo.com cef-plan | 1/21/2019 RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio LEASE PLAN Rich Street On-Street Parking On-Street Parking B100 B101 B103- A100-A101 A102 A103 B110 B107 B102 B108 B105 B109 A105 A106 A104 GRADE CHANGE Pedestrian Walkway / Vehicle Road / EV Stations Residential Pool Residential On-Street Parking On-Street McDowell Street McDowell ± 292 Spacing Parking Garage Lucas Street Residential Residential Residential SPACE TENANT SIZE B100 One Line Coffee 2,510 s.f. A100-A101 AVAILABLE 4,461 s.f. Boom Craft B101 1,938 s.f. (Lease Pending) A102 Residence Lobby B102 Citrine 1,300 s.f. A103 Residence Fitness B103 - B105 AVAILABLE 7,461 s.f. A104 Live/Work Space 961 s.f. B107 The Cure 1,273 s.f. A105 Live/Work Space 935 s.f. B108 Roy G Biv Gallery 2,098 s.f. A106 AVAILABLE 1,680 s.f. B109 Residence Lobby B110 AVAILABLE 1,744 s.f. 250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 500 | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | www.castoinfo.com cef-plan | 2/18/2019 RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio PHOTOS 250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 500 | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | www.castoinfo.com cef-plan | 8i/2/2017 RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio FRANKLINTON EVENTS ITALIAN VILLAGE SHORT NORTH TRADE AREA • Scioto Peninsula to have 1,000 new apartment units • New Veterans Memorial Amphitheater ARENA DISTRICT DOWNTOWN Event at Scioto Mile Scioto Greenways - Completed 2015: Transformed 33 acres of downtown riverfront into green space with a $36M city investment Greenways project boundaries BREWERY DISTRICT Urban Scrawl Arts Festival GERMAN VILLAGE Columbus Arts Festival Over 500,000 visitors 250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 500 | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | www.castoinfo.com RIVER & RICH | East Franklinton | Columbus, Ohio EAST FRANKLINTON BUSINESSES 670 M ARC Orange ONI Barrel Media BLVD 1,600 employees 315 New Veterans DOWNTOWN Memorial Future Scioto BROAD ST Peninsula Project HIGH ST C I V I C C E N T BROAD ST E R D R I V E Rehab Tavern Glass Axis W RICH ST Art Studio SCIOTO 400 W. Rich GREENWAYS WEST FRANKLINTON EAST MAIN ST FRANKLINTON JOHN W. GALBREATH 315 BICENTENNIAL PARK 70 71 BUS STOP BREWERY DISTRICT 250 Civic Center Drive, Suite 500 | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | www.castoinfo.com.
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