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The Garage 840-848 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, LA The Garage 840-848 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, LA Overview Site Plan Aerial Nearby Retail Landmarks N.O. Districts Downtown Demos Ground Floor Retail For Lease Available • 2,400 SF – 20,940 SF Available Ground Floor Commercial Space Property Overview • Location – Infill location nestled between the Warehouse and South Market Districts, well over 600 apartments be built on the same block by 2020 • World Famous St. Charles Avenue Streetcar – 3.5 Million people ride past the site every year • Primary ingress to the heart of New Orleans – 7 Million people drive past the site every year • Historic Character – Midcentury Modern Design Features • Flexible Proportions – Nearly 21,000 SF of uninterrupted space and 13-14 foot ceilings • Reduced CAM Charges – Restoration Tax Abatement Executive Summary A cutting edge development in the heart of New Orleans’ Warehouse District, this full renewal Nearby Landmarks and renovation of the historic Stephens Buick Dealership will feature nearly 21,000 SF of leasable • South Market District • Ernest N. Morial Convention ground-floor commercial space, 51 apartments, and 11 penthouse condominiums upon completion. Center • National World War II Museum The most unique feature of The Garage is the provision of two automated vehicular elevators Contemporary Arts Center ferrying residents and their automobiles to parking spaces directly to their front door. Construction • Art Galleries along Julia Street • is underway and suite delivery is scheduled for the 4th Quarter of 2018. New Orleans Culinary and • Rouses Market • Hospitality Institute (NOCHI) The development sits in a prime Warehouse District corridor, capturing the ingress of the downtown • Ace Hotel • New Orleans Advocate commuter, fronting one of the major streetcar lines, and is centrally located within the city, so as to • The Outlet Collection at Newspaper Office provide easy access to the primary submarkets of the city of New Orleans. Additionally, tenants will Riverwalk enjoy the seasonal benefits of Mardi Gras parade activity. 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 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 Member of 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. 12/18 The Garage 840-848 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, LA Overview Site Plan Aerial Nearby Retail Landmarks N.O. Districts Downtown Demos Ground Floor Commercial Site Plan ROLL UP DOOR DOOR TO COMMON ALLEY PROPERTY LINE The Garage Ground Floor Availability STAIR 2 • Suite A: 12,739 SF TRASH ROOM • Suite B: 2,546 SF • Suite C: 2,402 SF SHARED EGRESS • Suite D: 2,549 SF • Total Contiguous: 20,940 SF ELECTRIC UTILITY VAULT Additional Availability Potential for nearly 50,000 SF of contiguous retail space when combined with neighboring VEHICULAR ELEVATORS Two Saints project, an adjacent development by the same owner. Additional Information BUILDING MAINTENANCE Situated at 848 Carondelet Street on New Orleans’ iconic St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, The Garage provides tremendous visibility COMMON ALLEY PLUMBING / FIRE PUMP to 3.5 Million annual streetcar riders, as well as to the thousands of vehicles that use STAIR 1 Carondelet Street as a conduit between the SUITE A SUITE B SUITE C SUITE D 12,739 SQ. FT. 2,546 SQ. FT. 2,402 SQ. FT. 2,549 SQ. FT. I-10 Expressway and the CBD each day. Patrons PASSENGER ELEVATOR of The Garage find themselves within steps of LOBBY New Orleans’ finest restaurants, galleries and museums, and a short promenade from such COVERED OUTDOOR landmarks as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, VEHICULAR DRIVEWAY COVERED OUTDOOR Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, a newly PEDESTRIAN ENTRY 840-848 CARONDELET STREET NEW ORLEANS LA 70130 revived Theatre District and the world-famous RAMP French Quarter. For one month of the year SHEET 1 OF 8 Mardi Gras festivities consume the surrounding SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" neighborhood, bringing over two million DRAWN BY: SZW tourists past The Garage’s front door. DATE: 7/19/18 Click image for larger view CARONDELET STREET 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 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 Member of 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. 12/18 The Garage 840-848 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, LA Overview Site Plan Aerial Nearby Retail Landmarks N.O. Districts Downtown Demos CVS Pharmacy Maison De La Luz Ace Hotel (Hotel Opening 2019) South Market District US Post Office Rouses Market Crescent City t e Farmers Market Camp Street Camp e (Every Saturday) Baronne Street Magazine Street r t Carondelet Street St. Charles Avenue S Nesbit’s Julia The Julia Market t (Under Construction) r a +17,000 SF of Ground Floor Retail p Julia Street m O’Keefe Street O’Keefe a Auction House LoyolaAvenue R New Orleans Market . Advocate S Newspaper Office PLUMBING / FIRE PUMP RAMP BUILDING MAINTENANCE VEHICULAR ELEVATORS COVERED OUTDOOR PEDESTRIAN ENTRY ROLL UP DOOR PASSENGER ELEVATOR STAIR 1 LOBBY VEHICULAR DRIVEWAY COVERED OUTDOOR DOOR TO COMMON ALLEY 12,739 SQ. FT. SUITE A (Under Construction) 2,546 SQ. FT. SUITE B PROPERTY LINE 2,402 SQ. FT. SUITE C ELECTRIC UTILITY VAULT TRASH ROOM SHARED EGRESS 2,549 SQ. FT. SUITE D STAIR 2 COMMON ALLEY 840-848 CARONDELET STREET SHEET 1 NEW ORLEANS LA 70130 OF 8 Two Saints Union Passenger DATE: DRAWN BY: SZW SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" Terminal Howard Avenue 7/19/18 (Under Development) +11,500 SF of Ground Floor Retail St. Joseph Street New Orleans Culinary Contemporary Arts and Hospitality Center Institute (NOCHI) Pontchartrain Expressway (Highway 90) Ogden Museum of Southern Art Constance Street Greater New Orleans (ADT 2016 - 126,335) WDSU News Foundation Headquarters 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 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 Member of 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. 12/18 The Garage 840-848 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, LA Overview Site Plan Aerial Nearby Retail Landmarks N.O. Districts Downtown Demos 1 Retail / Services 1 Restaurants / Bars Harrah’s Casino 1. barre3 1. Dave & Buster’s 2. Stonefree 2. Willa Jean 3. Magasin Kitchen 3. Simplee Gourmet 4. Blaze Pizza 4. Hair Loft Studio 5. Aglio 5. Arhaus 6. The Company Burger 6. Blanc Beauty Bar + Higher Power 7. Maypop 1 7. CVS Pharmacy 8. The Daily Beet 9. Cellar Door 8. Rouses Market 10. Rouler 9. Mia Bella Beauty Lounge 11. Poke Loa 10. The Transportation Revolution - 12. Josephine Estelle 1-2 9 10 European Motorbikes Dealer 12-13 21-24 33 13. Stumptown Coffee Roasters 11. Professional Sport Shop 14. Balise 2-7 5-7 15 16 34 12. HourBlast 15. Seaworthy 11 14 27 32 35 13. Duplantier Fine Custom Framing 16. Between the Bread 17. Mammoth Espresso 8 14. Keife & Co. 8 20 24-26 30 36 37 18. Meril 15. Crescent City Pilates 3-4 17 19 32-34 37 19. Circle Bar The Outlet 16. Exxon Gas Station 20. Pressed 9 18 25 10 36 Collection 17. Iron Tribe Fitness 21. South Market Pub & Grill 26 29 28 29 at Riverwalk 22. La Casita 38 39 18. Crescent City Farmer’s Market 11 23 (Every Saturday) 23. Drip Affogato 27-28 30 24. Herbsaint 31 31 40 41 19. Crescent City CrossFit Downtown 13 25. CBD Social 12 20. Buff Beauty Bar 22 Ogden Museum 26. Marcello’s Restaurant & Wine Bar of Southern Art 21. Defend New Orleans Clothing 27. Desi Vega’s Steakhouse 17 22. Friend Men’s Clothing 28. Rebellion Bar & Urban Kitchen 21 35 18 43 42 38 23. FREDA Boutique 29. Café Carmo 14-15 24. The Parker Barber 30. Auction House Market 31. Pêche Seafood Grill 20 25. Aunt Sally’s Pralines 32. Pulp and Grind 44 26. FedEx/Kinko’s 47 48 33. Barcadia 16 27. Salon du Beau Monde 34. Revelator Coffee Ernest N. Morial 28. Bikram Yoga 35. St. James Cheese Company 46 Convention 19 39 Center 29. Prime Fitness 36. Lucy’s Retired Surfers Bar 37. Legacy Kitchen 30. New Orleans Party & Costume 45 38. Tomas Bistro 31. Firestone Complete Auto Care National World 39. Tommy’s Cuisine War II Museum 32.
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