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THE LOCKERBIE MARKETPLACE 333 North Alabama Street @ New York Street & Historic Mass Ave Cultural District THE LOCKERBIE MARKETPLACE 333 North Alabama Street @ New York Street & Historic Mass Ave Cultural District INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA >>> PRIME CORNER RETAIL SPACE | 42,000 SF Available GERSHMAN Gershman Partners | 350 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 400, Indianapolis, IN 46204 | 317.599.4800 | Eric Gershman | [email protected] LOCKERBIE MARKETPLACE >>> FACTS 333 North Alabama Street @ New York Street & Historic Mass Ave. District SIZE ::: 42,000 sf available TRAFFIC COUNT ::: PARKING ::: 477 paved spaces BUILDING ::: 180,000 sf | mixed-use | 3 stories POPULATION ::: 22,000 within vacinity NEIGHBORHOOD ::: Historic Mass Ave | est. 1929 LOCATION ::: tri-intersection of Alabama Street @ E New Jersey Street & Massachusetts Avenue <<< Current Marketplace Tenants GERSHMAN Gershman Partners | 350 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 400, Indianapolis, IN 46204 | 317.599.4800 | Eric Gershman | [email protected] Historic Mass Ave Cultural District 333 North Alabama Street @ New York Street & Historic Mass>>> Ave. District DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS Salesforce Tower INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA >>> 3900 employees Regions Tower >>> 82% occupied >>> 2106 employees >>> 72% occupied OneAmerica Tower >>> 2661 employees BMO Plaza >>> 85% occupied >>> 1436 employees Market Tower Market Square Center >>> 74% occupied >>> 1621 employees >>> 1009 employees >>> 72% occupied >>> 57% occupied 35,000 Students 300 North Meridian >>> 1302 employees >>> 86% occupied Bazbeaux The Tap Ball & Biscuit MacNiven’s The Eagle Bakersfield Marott Center GardenTable 40,000 sq.ft. of office Coming Soon: 2017 The Marietta Hedge Row Old Point Tavern 30,000 sq.ft. of office Lockerbie Marketplace Bru Burger Bar >>> 180,000 sq.ft. of Office & Retail Space | 42,000 corner storefront available Chatterbox Jazz GERSHMAN Gershman Partners | 350 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 400, Indianapolis, IN 46204 | 317.599.4800 | Eric Gershman | [email protected] Class-A Multi-Family Developments 333 North Alabama Street @ New York Street & Historic Mass>>> Ave. District DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS Salesforce Tower , INDIANAPenn Street Tower Penn Tower>>> 3900 employees City Way I 76 units Regions Tower >>> 82% occupied Axis 250 units Completed >>> 2106 employees Axis @ Block 400 336 units Open: Q4 ‘19 >>> 72% occupied OneAmerica Tower >>>Completed2661 employees City Way II BMO Plaza 400 units >>> 85% occupied 360 Market Square >>> 1436 employees Market Tower Open: Q4 ‘19 Market 360 Market Square Center >>> 74% occupied >>> 1621 employees 292 units PulliamPulliam Square ArtistryArtistry >>> 1009 employeesOpen: Q4 ‘ 145 units >>> 72% occupied 333 Penn 258 units >>> 57% occupied Completed 333 Penn 35,000 Students Completed 78 units Completed CosmopolitanCosmopolitan on the Canal 218 units The Ardmore Completed300 North Meridian 126 units Open: Q2 ‘19 >>> 1302 employees Artistry II Park @ Pulliam Square >>> 86% occupied Mosaic54 units @ Artistry Completed Pulliam Square II 334 units Open: Q3 ‘18 Mentor & Muse Mentor & Muse Millikan on Mass @ Artistry The Tap 242 units (Phase II) Bazbeaux Completed Ball & Biscuit The Eagle MacNiven’s Penrose on Mass LibraryLibrary Square 236 units Bakersfield 111 units Open: Q2 ‘18 Marott Center Open: Q1 ‘18 GardenTable 40,000 sq.ft. of office Coming Soon: 2017NorthLockerbie Lockerbie Lofts Lofts The Marietta Hedge Row Old Point Tavern 30,000 sq.ft. of office LABEL LEGEND Lockerbie Marketplace Circa Bru Burger Bar 707707 NorthNorth Circa Under Construction 40 units>>> 180,000 sq.ft. of Office &265 units 1,499 units CompletedRetail Space | 42,000 Completed corner storefront available Completed Projects Chatterbox Jazz 2,229 units Seven747 Forty Seven 42 units Completed GERSHMAN Gershman Partners | 350 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 400, Indianapolis, IN 46204 | 317.599.4800 | Eric Gershman | [email protected].
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