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Pittsburgh’s South Side has been dubbed the “Great American Main Street”. Located along the south bank of the Monongahela River to the south of Downtown, South Side features 15 blocks of Victorian Architecture and was named a National Historic District. Boutiques, restaurants, art galleries, theater and live music venues are all within walking distance and is known for its vibrant, urban setting.

In more recent years, the South Side has become home to a larger student population (Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh, and Carnegie Mellon University) that either live in the South Side or spend a portion of their nightlife there. Due to the large number of college students and young professionals, the South Side has developed into a cool, hip nightlife destination for young people in Pittsburgh.

The Highline, located at 333 East Carson Street, is Pittsburgh’s newest

market overview destination. Located in the historic former Terminal Buildings, it is undergoing a massive renovation, creating vibrant workspace with three new office buildings on an urban campus setting and providing 100,000 s.f. of new retail. The renovation will also feature outdoor river-front green space and will add integral parking for 521 cars and 106+ spaces for bike storage. The Highline is expanding its outdoor space by creating a sky- bridge overlooking the city skyline offering commanding views of the river and downtown.

The Highline, a redevelopment of the Terminal building.

2 I The Highline The Highline I 3 NORTH The neighborhood north of downtown has some of the best views, particularly during fireworks displays. The North is know EAST 6th Avenue for it’s sports venues - Heinz Field and PNC Park, as well as The east side of Pittsburgh is known for being gritty and Point 5th Avenue 579 world-class attractions like the Andy Warhol Museum and the authentic. Old buildings are being renovated into apartments State Park Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. It is connected to Downtown and lofts and the streets are lined with restaurants, ethnic 4th Avenue

by three identical bridges - the “Three Sisters”. grocers, produce stands, sidewalk vendors and meat and fish 3rd Avenue markets. It’s a foodie’s paradise. Blvd of the Allies Stanwix Street 376 1st Avenue Wood Street

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Pittsburghs’ arts and culture PJ Station Square East M Liberty Bridge c scene. Prime real estate with Ar Proposed 800+ unit Hotels dle residential development Ro WEST newly renovated buildings make adw Retail ay The neighborhoods west of this Pittsburgh’s fastest growing S 6th St. downtown are home to the neighborhood. Nearby Oakland is Light Rail

considered the cultural, academic Bus Stop S 2nd St. exciting nightlife of theater, S 4th St. S. 3rd St. music, diverse shops and top and medical epicenter of Pittsburgh S 7th St. Riverwalk Monongahela E Carson Street Bingham Street SOUTH and home to museums, hospitals Pedestrian and bicycle path Transit Tunnel restaurants where talented Incline ay South Pittsburgh is home to a National Historic District with 15 blocks T Line - Light Rail Cabot W chefs prepare fine Italian, and renowned universities. South Busway Line of Victorian architecture. East Carson Street is known as its “Great PJ Japanese, Indian, American Ar Mc li Ard American Main Street”. It is a vibrant neighborhood with boutiques, ng le R fusion and Irish cuisine. to oadw n A ay cafes, restaurants, art galleries, theater and live music venues along ven ue it’s 2.4 mile business district. “Carson Street literally runs the whole gamut of the South Side, from Station Square to South Side Works, and contains shopping and Source: www.visitpittsburgh.com entertainment destinations along the way.” 4 I The Highline The Highline I 5 6 I The Highline college towns 5 miles 10 miles 15 miles 644,500 Median Age: 24.3 2016 Population 394,027 884,932 1,239,117 Who are we?: Half of this population are enrolled in college, while the Total population other half work for a college 2016-2021 Annual Rate 0.12% 0.10% 0.14% Market Profile: Students have busy schedules, make impulse purchases, 2016 Median Age 36.3 41.2 42.3 dress to impress and are digitally savvy using computers and cell phones for all aspects of life. They are socially active, go 2016 Average Household Income $63,413 $69,907 $74,901 293,296 to movies and out for drinks 2016-2021 Annual Rate 1.53% 1.66% 1.73% Total # households Total Businesses 19,888 39,919 55,219 Total Employees 359,571 611,304 809,606 rustbelt traditions 499,477 Median Age: 38.4 Total # daytime workers Who are we?: A mix of married couple families and singles who are white collar professionals or skilled workers. Market Profile: Family-oriented consumers who value time at home, residents are connected, eat out at family-style restaurants 39.5 and radios are typically tuned to classic rock stations Median age demographics $67,157 comfortable empty nesters Average household income Median Age: 46.8 Who are we?: Baby Boomers who are working professionals making a comfortable living benefitting from years of saving and investing 5 miles $12B Market Profile: Married couples with children, physically active, maintain their homes, they value their health and financial well-being Total Retail Trade and Food & Drink 10 miles midlife constants Median Age: 45.9 Who are we?: Seniors at or approaching retirement with below average labor force participation but above average net worth 15 miles

Market Profile: Attentive to price but not to the expense of quality, traditional, technically in tune, sociable, church-going and Resource: enjoy active lifestyles including golf and fishing ESRI 2016, 20 minute drive time 8 I The Highline The Highline I 9 West Building - Phase I East Building

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Retail The Highline is currently undergoing a massive renovation to the west building, creating outdoor river- Parking front green space and adding integral parking for 521 cars and 106+ spaces for bike storage. Private Parking Floor plates average +/- 60,000 RSF and are able to suit any work environment and tenant requirement.

Oﬃce West Building Phase I Project will be available 3rd quarter of 2018. Basement / Mechanical

10 I The Highline The Highline I 11 The Highline features 100,000 +/- s.f. total combined retail in the East Building, 333 East Carson Monongahela River Street building and Power House A.

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15,000 s.f. of waterfront retail 1/16" = 1'-0" Proposed Floor Plan - P1 Q O M G N H D C A K R B E P F L on two floors total J Bicycle Repair + Retail Outdoor Activity Center

Gas Meters floorplans 1 Egress Retail b. west railyard BUILDING   2 Mechanical / Ventilation

  3 UP 240,000 s.f. office on four DN  18  2

PACT PACT PACT T PACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COM COMPACT COM COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COM COMPAC COMPACT COMPACT COM COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT 4 COMPACT   COMPACT floors (60,000 s.f. floor plates) 5 COMPACT

 COMPACT  COMPACT COMPACT 6 COMPACT 4 08 COMPACT   12 COMPACT 7 Private Garage

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70,000 s.f. of retail Maintenance

Storage b. c. 2 3 23 197 Retail   Building Lobby 11 Command Engineer Building Security Fire 

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d. east carson street South 3rd Street  South 4th Street  14 (5 10x25 spaces min. Garage Private required for total 01 5 office area) Loading 8  

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Three story building with 02   5 16 5 Garage  Private  03

15,000 s.f. of retail total COMPACT 17 Garage Private 04 Switchgear/ Electrical Meters   5

COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT 8 6

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COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT COMPACT Fire Pump McKean Street Transformer Electrical Egress Vault  6  20 Parking Parking Entry Exit 1 - General Project Parking Data 1 - Private Parking Level McKean Street Total Standard 128 169 20 Compact 68 20 43 Parking Spaces Accessible 5 0 5 Van Accessible 0 1 1 Total 177 217 d. 40 Pittsburgh, PA 15201 p 3185 Penn Avenue reported to the Architect in writing. © f A-1.1 Sheet No. Floor Plan - P1 Revisions Date Project Number verified by Contractor at the site. Any discrepancy shall be All dimensions and existing conditions shall be checked 412.248.4185 412.363.3800 Indovina Associates Architects, L.L.C. 2016

Architects Associates Indovina The Highline

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Terminal Way Pittsburgh, PA 15219 12 I The Highline East Carson Street The Highline I 13 Pittsburgh is fast becoming one of America’s most celebrated cities. Travel + Leisure named it a Best Place to Travel in the World! “The Steel City is reforging itself into the Arts City, with former warehouses and industrial spaces transforming into edgy galleries...”

Zagat named Pittsburgh the No. 1 food city in the United States - thanks to the caliber of new restaurant openings, national media attention and award recognition. ABOUT PITTSBURGH TripAdvisor recognized Pittsburgh as a top 10 winner in its Travelers’ Choice™ awards for Destinations on the Rise. “Pittsburgh has come a long way from its gritty, industrial past”.

Pittsburgh earned a Best Trip nod from National Geographic Traveler for its “extreme metropolitan makeover.” Pittsburgh is rated by SmartGrowth America as one of America’s safest metropolitan areas for walking.

Source: www.visitpittsburgh.com 14 I The Highline The Highline I 15 For more information contact:

Jared Imperatore Jones Lang LaSalle PA License #RS300080 +1 412 651 2949 [email protected] jllretail.com