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3734 SPRUCE STREET University City | Philadelphia, PA 3734 SPRUCE STREET CONTACT 3734 SPRUCE STREET University City | Philadelphia, PA 3734 SPRUCE STREET CONTACT UNIVERSITY CITY | PHILADELPHIA, PA JACOB COOPER MATTHEW STEIN [email protected] [email protected] 1,948 SF RETAIL/NON-VENTED FOOD USE FOR LEASE 215.883.7402 215.883.7407 DEMOGRAPHICS STUDENTS Full-time undergraduate: 10,033 Full-time graduate: 11,874 Total: 21,907 EMPLOYMENT Faculty and Staff: 16,500 UPenn Health System: 15,907 Total: 32,407 UNIVERSITY CITY AT A GLANCE Population: 48,589 Households: 17,169 Number of Housing Units: 19,027 Employees: 64,893 Students: 50,601 PROPERTY DETAILS JOIN THESE AREA RETAILERS & THE SHOPS AT PENN Rare retail or non-vented food use opportunity along Spruce Street in the heart of the University of Pennsylvania campus High visibility location with outstanding pedestrian and vehicular traffic Ground floor of Stouffer College House Directly adjacent to Penn’s Quad, the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Penn School of Veterinary Medicine Immediate delivery The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC Retail cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC Retail are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market. 3734 SPRUCE STREET CONTACT UNIVERSITY CITY | PHILADELPHIA, PA JACOB COOPER MATTHEW STEIN [email protected] [email protected] SITE PLAN 215.883.7402 215.883.7407 PHILLY1,948 PRETZELSF Spruce Street The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC Retail cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC Retail are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market. Philly Pretzel PHILLY PRETZEL 3734 SPRUCE STREET CONTACT UNIVERSITY CITY | PHILADELPHIA, PA JACOB COOPER MATTHEW STEIN [email protected] [email protected] SITE PLAN 215.883.7402 215.883.7407 Stouffer College House Street th 38 Spruce Street The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC Retail cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC Retail are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market. 3734 SPRUCE STREET CONTACT UNIVERSITY CITY | PHILADELPHIA, PA JACOB COOPER MATTHEW STEIN [email protected] [email protected] INTERIOR 215.883.7402 215.883.7407 The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC Retail cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC Retail are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market. 3734 SPRUCE STREET CONTACT UNIVERSITY CITY | PHILADELPHIA, PA JACOB COOPER MATTHEW STEIN [email protected] [email protected] AERIAL 215.883.7402 215.883.7407 UNIVERSITY CITY NEIGHBORHOOD LANCASTER 40TH 38TH 36TH 34TH 32ND AVENUE STREET STREET STREET STREET STREET N W E S 40TH STREET HAVERFORD AVENUE niversity City mieduse development .M S 76 CIRA CENTER enn resbyterian The Summit Medical Center Market POWELTON STREET Market The ub 30TH STREET STATION MARKET Chestnut Suare STREET Sansom ast omus CHESTNUT amiton Court STREET FMC TOWER AT WALNUT CIRA CENTER SOUTH STREET Sansom Commons THE BRIDGE The Radian Shoppes at enn CLASS OF 1923 amilton illage CAFE ARENA Louie Louie LOCUST THE PALESTRA STREET Raxx Vintage West 1920 DINING ouston all COMMONS PENN PARK SPRUCE STREET FRANKLIN 76 FIELD ospital of PINE Stouffer Commons The niversity of ennsylvania STREET R E IV R L IL K L Y U H C S BALTIMORE AVENUE UPDATED: 05.18.18 The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC Retail cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC Retail are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market. Filbert Street N Market Street 30th Street Station Ludlow Street 40th Street 86 38th Street 09 Chestnut Street 37th Street P P 36th Street 79 73 94 34th Street 39th Street 64 60 P 63 P 41 P Sansom Street 33rd Street 75 91 84 24 12 82 68 17 92 72 P 27 25 10 33 14 04 P 38 93 51 34 22 03 39 P 13 42 45 07 01 49 52 Locust Street 16 28 32 08 23 62 05 74 70 Locust Walk 19 20 71 85 69 80 44 15 43 59 Walnut Street 26 30 76 Irving Street 02 48 47 61 77 50 67 56 88 P 57 54 06 29 11 Spruce Street 81 18 46 36 55 87 78 53 65 66 31 Pine Street 58 37 40 90 South Street 83 Woodland Walk Hamilton Walk Bailtimore Ave 21 89 Woodland Avenue S. University Avenue P 35 P Civic Center Blvd 07 CITIZEN’S BANK 17 PENN BOOK CENTER 26 SEPTA TRAVEL CENTER @ PENN Bank Bookstore 134 South 34th Street 130 South 34th Street Travel Center Explore our @citizensbank @pennbookcenter 3601 Walnut Street, 1st Floor @septaphilly SHOP 08 CVS 18 PENN CAMPUS HAIR, 75+ Unique SKIN & NAIL SALON 27 TD BANK Drug Store 3401 Walnut Street Beauty Salon Bank @cvs 3730 Spruce Street 3735 Walnut Street Retail Offerings @tdbank_us 09 EYE ENCOUNTERS 19 PENNCARD CENTER Our diverse collection of retail Pick up everyday 28 UNITED BY BLUE Optometrist, Optical Shop ID Cards, Notary, Passport Photos offerings—including national necessities or find 4002 Chestnut Street 3601 Walnut Street, 2nd Floor Men’s & Women’s Apparel, Coffee something special. @eyeencounters 3421 Walnut Street brands and independent shops— @unitedbyblue 20 PENN COMPUTER 10 HELLO WORLD CONNECTION provides the highest quality 01 ADOLF BIECKER STUDIO 29 UNIVERSITY Furniture, Accessories, Gifts Computers, Tablets, Tech options at every price point for COPY SERVICE Beauty Salon 3610 Sansom Street 3601 Walnut Street, 2nd Floor 138 South 34th Street @shophelloworld @pennccx Printing, Copying, Binding the Penn community, surrounding @adolfbiecker Houston Hall, 3417 Spruce Street neighborhoods, and beyond. 11 HOUSE OF OUR 21 PENN MUSEUM SHOP 02 AMAZON@PENN OWN BOOKS 30 UNIVERSITY OF Books, Jewelry, Decor, Toys PENNSYLVANIA Mail Service New & Used Books 3260 South Street @SHOPSATPENN BOOKSTORE Class of 1920 Commons, 3920 Spruce Street @pennmuseum #SHOPPENN 3800 Locust Walk Bookstore, Men’s & Women’s @amazon Apparel, Gifts 12 JOSEPH ANTHONY 22 PHILADELPHIA RUNNER 3601 Walnut Street HAIR SALON @pennbookstore Athletic Apparel, Running Shoes 03 ANN TAYLOR LOFT Beauty Salon 3621 Walnut Street Women’s Apparel 3743 Walnut Street @phillyrun 31 THE UPS STORE 120 South 36th Street @loft Mail Service Legend 13 LAST WORD BOOKSHOP 23 PIPER BOUTIQUE 3720 Spruce Street @theupsstore Used Books Women’s Apparel 04 AT&T MOBILITY 220 South 40th Street 140 South 34th Street Shop Streets P Parking Areas Cell Phones, Tablets, Tech @piperboutique 32 U.S. POST OFFICE 3741 Walnut Street @att 14 LUXE NAIL BAR Mail Service Dine Pedestrian SEPTA Stops 24 PNC BANK 228 South 40th Street Walkways Nail Salon @uspostalservice 212 South 40th Street Bank 05 BLUEMERCURY Play 200 South 40th Street Indego Cosmetics, Spa Green Space 33 URBAN OUTFITTERS Bike Station 3603 Walnut Street 15 MODERN EYE Stay @bluemercury 25 RAXX VINTAGE Men’s & Women’s Apparel Optometrist, Optical Shop 110 South 36th Street See reverse for Note: All social media 3419 Walnut Street Men’s & Women’s Apparel @urbanoutfitters Dine, Play, & Schuylkill River @moderneye2 3661 Walnut Street handles lead to tenants’ 06 BONDED CLEANERS Stay listings. Instagram profiles. @raxxvintage & BOUTIQUE 34 VERIZON WIRELESS Dry Cleaners, Laundry, 16 THE NATURAL SHOE STORE Women’s Apparel Cell Phones, Tablets, Tech 3724 Spruce Street Men’s & Women’s Shoes 3631 Walnut Street @bondedboutique 226 South 40th Street @tcctalk Filbert Street N Market Street 30th Street Station Ludlow Street 40th Street 86 38th Street 09 Chestnut Street 37th Street P P 36th Street 79 73 94 34th Street 39th Street 64 60 P 63 P 41 P Sansom Street 33rd Street 75 91 84 24 12 82 68 17 92 72 P 27 25 10 33 14 04 P 38 93 51 34 22 03 39 P 13 42 45 07 01 49 52 Locust Street 16 28 32 08 23 62 05 74 70 Locust Walk 19 20 71 85 69 80 44 15 43 59 Walnut Street 26 30 76 Irving Street 02 48 47 61 77 50 67 56 88 P 57 54 06 29 11 Spruce Street 81 18 46 36 55 87 78 53 65 66 31 Pine Street 58 37 40 90 South Street 83 Woodland Walk Hamilton Walk Bailtimore Ave 21 89 Woodland Avenue S. University Avenue P 35 P Civic Center Blvd 07 CITIZEN’S BANK 17 PENN BOOK CENTER 26 SEPTA TRAVEL CENTER @ PENN Bank Bookstore 134 South 34th Street 130 South 34th Street Travel Center Explore our @citizensbank @pennbookcenter 3601 Walnut Street, 1st Floor @septaphilly SHOP 08 CVS 18 PENN CAMPUS HAIR, 75+ Unique SKIN & NAIL SALON 27 TD BANK Drug Store 3401 Walnut Street Beauty Salon Bank @cvs 3730 Spruce Street 3735 Walnut Street Retail Offerings @tdbank_us 09 EYE ENCOUNTERS 19 PENNCARD CENTER Our diverse collection of retail Pick up everyday 28 UNITED BY BLUE Optometrist, Optical Shop ID Cards, Notary, Passport Photos offerings—including national necessities or find 4002 Chestnut Street 3601 Walnut Street, 2nd Floor Men’s & Women’s Apparel, Coffee something special.
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