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San Francisco Premium Outlets® Livermore, Ca San Francisco Premium Outlets Major Metropolitan Areas Select Tenants Livermore, Ca LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA PROPERTY OVERVIEW SAN FRANCISCO PREMIUM OUTLETS® LIVERMORE, CA SAN FRANCISCO PREMIUM OUTLETS MAJOR METROPOLITAN AREAS SELECT TENANTS LIVERMORE, CA San Francisco: 40 miles Neiman Marcus Last Call, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Bloomingdale’s - San Jose: 45 miles The Outlet Store, Armani, Brunello Cucinelli, Burberry Factory Outlet, Dublin Blvd Fallon Road Arthur H. Breed, Jr. Fwy 580 580 580 Catimini, CH Carolina Herrera, Coach, ECCO Shoes, Elie Tahari Outlet, 580 San Francisco El Charro Road Etro, Gucci, Joe’s Jeans, kate spade new york, MaxMara Outlet, Michael W. Jack London Blvd. RETAIL LIVERMORE Kors Outlet, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Prada, rag & bone, Scotch MUNICIPAL AIRPORT & Soda, Ted Baker London, Tory Burch, UGG® Australia, Vince. 680 GLA (sq. ft.) 697,000; 180 stores 84 Livermore San Jose OPENING DATES TOURISM / TRAFFIC Stanley Blvd Opened November 2012 The San Francisco metro market receives 16.5 million visitors that spend Pleasanton 84 Expansion Opened August 2015 a total of $8.93 billion annually. Air traffic at San Francisco International 680 Airport is 39.98 million annually making it the ninth most traveled airport in North America and the 23rd most traveled in the world. The Oakland PARKING RATIO International Airport, which also serves the San Francisco area, serves 4.3:1 over 11 million passengers a year. There are over 33,400 hotel rooms within the city limits of San Francisco and thousands more in the Greater Bay region. San Francisco area visitors have an average annual household RADIUS POPULATION income of $98,591. 15 miles: 928,166 30 miles: 4,525,755 MAJOR ATTRACTIONS 45 miles: 7,506,808 Many San Francisco attractions are both world-renowned and iconic such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, AVERAGE HH INCOME Alcatraz, the city’s Cable Cars and Coit Tower. In addition to the many 30 miles: $112,242 attractions in San Francisco, the East Bay region and the Livermore Valley offer a variety of charming points of interest as well. With more than 60 wineries, scenic vineyards, delightful restaurants, parks and museums, the area makes for an exciting and beautiful destination. LOCATION / DIRECTIONS Located on I-580E, Exit 48 — F rom the West: Follow I-580 to Exit 48 El Charro Road, the center is to the right after exiting the freeway — F rom the East: Follow I-580 to Exit 48 Fallon Road, the center is to the Information accurate as of 5/1/16. Source: SPG Research; trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2015). left after exiting the freeway MASTER PLAN Exit from I-580 To El Charro Rd. LivermoreOutlets Dr. W. Jack London Blvd. To El Charro Rd. N AERIAL OVERVIEW I-580 El Charro Rd. SAN FRANCISCO PREMIUM OUTLETS Livermore Outlets Pkwy. W. Jack London Blvd. London Jack W. 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