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The Julia at St THE JULIA AT ST. CHARLES 730 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA RETAIL & FOOD LIVE & WORK NOLA DOWNTOWN OVERVIEW SITE PLAN AERIAL DEMOS MAP MAP DISTRICTS INFO GROUND FLOOR RETAIL FOR LEASE AVAILABLE • 852 SF Ground Floor Commercial Space along Carondelet Street • 1,586 SF Ground Floor Commercial Space along Julia Street. (2nd generation restaurant space.) CO-TENANT CO-TENANTS OPENING 2020 • True Food Kitchen • F45 Training, Strayer University, and Main Squeeze Juice Co. PROPERTY OVERVIEW • 17,000+ SF Total of Ground Floor Commercial Space • 197 Residential Apartments • Location – Infill location nestled between the Warehouse and South Market Districts, well over 600 apartments to be built on the same block by 2021 • Located in the Warehouse District, bounded by famous St. Charles Avenue, Julia Street and Carondelet Street • 2 Million streetcar riders and 7.5 Million vehicles pass by the property annually EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NEARBY LANDMARKS An exciting, new mixed-use development in the heart of New Orleans’ Warehouse District, The • South Market District • Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Julia features over 17,000 SF of ground floor retail space, 197 apartments, and generous indoor garage parking. • National World War II Museum • Contemporary Arts Center and • Art Galleries along Julia Street Ogden Museum of Southern Art The development sits in a prime Warehouse District corridor, captures the ingress and egress of • Rouses Market • New Orleans Culinary and the downtown commuter, fronts two of the major streetcar lines, and is centrally located within Hospitality Institute (NOCHI) • Ace Hotel the city, so as to provide easy access to the primary submarkets of the city of New Orleans. • New Orleans AdvocateNewspaper Additionally, tenants will enjoy the seasonal benefits of Mardi Gras parade activity. • The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk Office CONTACTS JOE GARDNER, CCIM CARLY PLOTKIN GERARDO AGUINIS STUART ZALL Stirling Properties, LLC Stirling Properties, LLC The Zall Company, LLC The Zall Company, LLC Office: 504-523-4481 Office: 504-523-4481 Office: 303-804-5656 Office: 303-804-5656 Direct: 504-620-8140 Direct: 504-620-8120 Direct: 305-320-1981 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The foregoing is solely for information purposes and is subject to change without notice. Stirling Properties makes no representations or warranties regarding the properties or information herein including but not Member of STIRLINGPROPERTIES.COM | limited to any and all images pertaining to these properties. It is the obligation of each purchaser/lessee to investigate the condition and attributes of the properties and to verify the accuracy of the foregoing information to the extent such purchaser/lessee deems necessary. Also subject to errors, omissions, changes in terms and conditions, prior sale, lease or withdrawal, without notice. 9/20 THE JULIA AT ST. CHARLES 730 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA RETAIL & FOOD LIVE & WORK NOLA DOWNTOWN OVERVIEW SITE PLAN AERIAL DEMOS MAP MAP DISTRICTS INFO COMMERCIAL GROUND FLOOR SITE PLAN Retail Suites Can Be Combined Click image for larger view RETAIL PARKING RETAIL PARKING GATE APARTMENT AMENITY CIRCULATION GATE RETAIL PARKING APARTMENT AMENITY CIRCULATION GATE LEASING OFFICE BACK OF HOUSE APARTMENT AMENITY CIRCULATION LEASING OFFICE BACK OF HOUSE LEASING OFFICE BACK OF HOUSE LOADING LOADING LOADING FITNESS FITNESS BOX FITNESS RETAIL PAY BOX RETAIL650 SF PAY BOX RETAIL RETAIL PAY BRICK SIDEWALK 852 SF 1,058 SF 650 SF RETAIL 650 SF RETAIL STREETCAR TRACKS AVAILABLE BRICK SIDEWALK RETAIL BRICK SIDEWALK 1,058 SF 1,058 SF RETAIL608 SF STREETCAR TRACKS RETAIL STREETCAR TRACKS RETAIL 1,586 SFFUTURE AVAILABLE FUTURE 608 SF ND PARKING 608AVAILABLE SF RETAIL 1,081 SF 2 KITCHEN GENERATION HEAD KITCHEN HEAD ST CHARLES AVENUE RETAIL FUTURE FUTURE CARONDELET STREET RETAIL RESTAURANTFUTUREEXHAUST SPACE FUTUREEXHAUST RETAIL852855 SF SF KITCHEN HEADABOVE PARKINGPARKING KITCHEN HEADABOVE RETAIL 1,081 SF 1,081 SF KITCHEN HEAD KITCHEN HEAD ST CHARLES AVENUE CARONDELET STREET ST CHARLES AVENUE EXHAUST EXHAUST CARONDELET STREET DRAIN EXHAUST EXHAUST 855855 SF SF RETAIL ABOVEABOVE ABOVE RETAIL DRAIN DRAIN 886 SF RETAILRETAIL888 SF RETAILRETAIL STREETCAR TRACKS 886 SF 886 SF STREETCAR TRACKS 888 SF 888 SF LOBBY STREETCAR TRACKS LOBBYLOBBY TRUERETAIL FOOD RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL DRAIN KITCHEN 1,232RETAIL SF RETAIL1,076 SF RETAIL781 SF AVAILABLERETAIL849 SF RETAIL734 SF RETAIL932 SFRETAIL856 SFRETAIL861 SFRETAIL857 RETAILSF 997RETAIL SF 895 SF DRAIN RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL DRAIN 1,232 SF 1,076 SF 781 SF BONCI1,586849 SF SF 734 SF 932 SF 856 SF 861 SF 857 SF 997 SF 895 SF 1,232 SF 1,076 SF 781 SF 849 SF 734 SF 932 SF 856 SF 861 SF 857 SF 997 SF 895 SF B R I PAY C Tr K LEASING OFFICE BOX B PAY R BOX I PAY C B Tr K PAY LEASING OFFICE BOX R BOX I PAY C Tr K PAY LEASING OFFICE BOX BOX JULIA STREET JULIA STREET 608 - 8,397 SF JULIA STREET AVAILABLE CN16742 | 730 Julia at St. Charles | 730 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 | The foregoing is solely for information purposes and is subject to change without notice. Stirling Properties makes no representations or warranties regarding the properties or information herein including but not Member of STIRLINGCN16742 | 730PROPERTIES.COM Julia at St. Charles | 730 Julia Stre |et, New Orleans, LA 70130 | limited to any and all images pertaining to these properties. It is the obligation of each purchaser/lessee to investigate the condition and attributes of the properties and to verify the accuracyTRAPOLIN of the foregoing PEER ARCHITECTS A 1.11 01/30/17 information to the extent such purchaser/lessee deems necessary. Also subject to errors, omissions, changes in terms and conditions, prior sale, lease or withdrawal, withoutTRAPOLIN notice. 9/20 PEER ARCHITECTS A 1.11 CN16742 | 73001/30/17 Julia at St. Charles | 730 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 | A 1.11 01/30/17 TRAPOLIN PEER ARCHITECTS THE JULIA AT ST. CHARLES 730 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA RETAIL & FOOD LIVE & WORK NOLA DOWNTOWN OVERVIEW SITE PLAN AERIAL DEMOS MAP MAP DISTRICTS INFO CVS Pharmacy Maison De La Luz Ace Hotel US Post Office South Market District Rouses Market Crescent City t Farmers Market Camp Street e (Every Saturday) Baronne StreetBaronne e Magazine StreetMagazine r Carondelet StreetCarondelet St. Charles Avenue t t S S Nesbit’s The Julia t t Julia Market +17,000 SF of Ground Floor Retail r r 01/30/17 ARCHITECTS TRAPOLIN PEER TRAPOLIN A 1.11 A et, New Orleans, LA 70130 | 70130 LA Orleans, New et, Stre Julia 730 | Charles St. at Julia 730 | CN16742 a a JULIA STREET JULIA p p Julia Street BOX PAY LEASING OFFICE LEASING BOX K Tr C PAY I R B 1,586 SF 1,586 AVAILABLE 861 SF 861 895 SF 895 SF 997 SF 857 SF 856 SF 932 SF 734 SF 849 SF 781 SF 1,076 SF 1,232 DRAIN RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL m m LOBBY STREETCAR TRACKS SF 888 886 SF 886 Auction House RETAIL RETAIL DRAIN O’Keefe Street O’Keefe ABOVE ABOVE RESTAURANT SPACE RESTAURANT 852 SF 852 855 SF 855 EXHAUST CARONDELET STREET EXHAUST ST CHARLES AVENUE a a 1,081 SF 1,081 GENERATION 2 KITCHEN HEAD KITCHEN KITCHEN HEAD KITCHEN PARKING AVAILABLE RETAIL ND RETAIL FUTURE FUTURE AVAILABLE SF 1,586 608 SF 608 Loyola Avenue Avenue Loyola Loyola AVAILABLE STREETCAR TRACKS RETAIL 1,058 SF 1,058 Market 852 SF 852 BRICK SIDEWALK RETAIL New Orleans R R 650 SF 650 PAY RETAIL BOX FITNESS . Advocate S S LOADING Newspaper Office BACK OF HOUSE OF BACK OFFICE LEASING CIRCULATION AMENITY APARTMENT GATE PARKING RETAIL The Garage +/-21,000 SF of Ground Floor Retail Domio Two Saints Union Passenger Howard AvenueBaronne St. (Under Development) Terminal Hotel +11,500 SF of Ground Floor Retail St. Joseph Street New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Contemporary Institute (NOCHI) Arts Center Constance StreetConstance Ogden Museum Pontchartrain Expressway (Highway 90) of Southern Art Higgins Hotel & Conference Center WDSU News Greater New (ADT 2016 - 126,335) Headquarters Orleans Foundation Office National World War II Museum Streetcar Line The foregoing is solely for information purposes and is subject to change without notice. Stirling Properties makes no representations or warranties regarding the properties or information herein including but not Member of STIRLINGPROPERTIES.COM | limited to any and all images pertaining to these properties. It is the obligation of each purchaser/lessee to investigate the condition and attributes of the properties and to verify the accuracy of the foregoing information to the extent such purchaser/lessee deems necessary. Also subject to errors, omissions, changes in terms and conditions, prior sale, lease or withdrawal, without notice. 9/20 THE JULIA AT ST. CHARLES 730 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA RETAIL & FOOD LIVE & WORK NOLA DOWNTOWN OVERVIEW SITE PLAN AERIAL DEMOS MAP MAP DISTRICTS INFO 1 RETAIL / SERVICES 1 RESTAURANTS / BARS Harrah’s 1. barre3 1. Dave & Buster’s Casino 2. Stonefree 2. Willa Jean 3. Simplee Gourmet 3. Magasin Kitchen 4. Hair Loft Studio 4. Blaze Pizza 5. Fidelity Bank 5. Aglio 6. Arhaus 6. The Company Burger 7. Maypop 7. Blanc Beauty Bar + Higher Power 1 8. The Daily Beet 8. CVS Pharmacy 9. Cellar Door 9. Rouses Market 10. Poke Loa 10. Bulls & Bears Barber Shop Parlor 11 . Josephine Estelle 11 . Hancock Whitney Bank 12. Stumptown Coffee Roasters 1-2 9 11-12 23-26 30 31 12. Mia Bella Beauty Lounge 13. Seaworthy 6-8 13. The Transportation Revolution - 14. Between the Bread 2-7 9 14 32 10 13 24 29 European Motorbikes Dealer 15. Mammoth Espresso 33 14. Professional Sport Shop 16.
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