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150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan Magnificent, Class A Office Building with Spectacular Skyline and Waterfront Views Office and Retail Space Available in the Financial District’s Premier Location • Three (3) contiguous floors up to 62,000 RSF • 1,679 SF – 62,574 SF office space available • 1,679 SF ground level retail space available on Jefferson Avenue • Outstanding location with views of the city, the waterfront, and the city of Windsor • Home to the Financial District People Mover stop • 500,000 SF Class A landmark building • Outstanding amenities and services include a fitness center, beautiful outdoor patio with putting green, restaurants, carry-out deli, ATM, dry cleaning services, and 24-hour security • 526 space parking garage offering valet and self- park services • Convenient access to Campus Martius, Renaissance Center, COBO Center, and the Congress Station stop of the Q-Line • Energy Star certified • Managed by REDICO Parking options are available for all of your employees. For more information, please contact: Garrett Keais Jarrod Champine Mike Spisak 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 1050 Managing Principal Senior Associate Associate Southfield, MI 48034 +1 248 358 6112 +1 248 358 6111 +1 248 358 6116 +1 248 358 6100 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] cushmanwakefield.com Cushman & Wakefield Copyright 2018. No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by the property owner(s). As applicable, we make no representation as to the condition of the property (or properties) in question. 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan 150 West Jefferson | Stacking Plan 3rd Floor 20,858 SF $28.50/SF G+E 4th Floor 20,858 SF $28.50/SF G+E 5th Floor 20,858 SF $28.50/SF G+E Retail Space 1,679 SF $18.00 - $22.00/SF G+E 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan CBD / Financial District Attractions 1 Campus Martius 15 Book Building 2 Cadillac Square 16 Rosa Parks Transit Center 3 One Kennedy Square 17 Detroit Opera House Millender Center & Courtyard 18 Music Hall 4 Marriott 19 Gem Theater Westin Book Cadillac Hotel & 5 Condos 20 Detroit Athletic Club Coleman A. Young Municipal 21 Grand Circus Park 6 Center 22 Ford Field / Detroit Lions 7 Hart Plaza 23 Comerica Park / Detroit Tigers 8 Detroit – Windsor Tunnel 24 Fox Theater 9 Renaissance Center 25 MGM Casino Hotel 10 COBO Center Little Caesars' Arena / Detroit 26 11 Riverfront Towers Red Wings 12 Doubletree Guest Suites 27 Crowne Plaza 13 Greektown Casino 28 Foundation Hotel 14 Boll Family YMCA PEOPLE MOVER QLINE CBD / Financial District Restaurants, Apartments, Hotels RESTAURANTS HOTELS 1 Dime Store 1 Courtyard Marriott 2 Roast 2 Westin Book Cadillac Hotel 3 Texas de Brazil 3 Doubletree Guest Suites 4 Hard Rock Café 4 Greektown Casino Hotel 5 Central Kitchen & Bar 5 MGM Grand Hotel 6 Townhouse Detroit 6 Holiday Inn Express 7 Grand Trunk Pub 7 Marriott Ren Center 8 Lafayette Coney Island 8 Hilton Garden Inn 9 Fishbone’s 9 Crowne Plaza 10 Hudson Café 10 Foundation Hotel 11 London Chop House 12 Detroit Beer Co. APARTMENTS 13 Wright & Co. 1 Fort Shelby Tower Apartments 14 Vertical Wine Bar 2 Detroit City Apartments 15 Vincente’s 3 Renaissance City Apartments 16 Angelina Italian Bistro 4 Cadillac Square Apartments 17 Punch Bowl Social 5 The Albert 18 Republic 6 The Lofts of Merchants Row 19 Starbucks 7 Security Trust Lofts 20 Potbelly Sandwich Works 8 Broderick Tower Apartments PEOPLE MOVER QLINE 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan CBD / Financial District Parking Options 1 Center Garage 11 One Kennedy Square 2 Ford Underground Garage 12 525 Shelby Street 3 150 West Jefferson 13 225 West Congress Street 4 Griswold Larned Garage 14 1260 Griswold Street GRAND CIRCUS 5 Downtown Garage 15 1032 Cass Avenue PARK 6 Millennium garage 16 Farmer Lot 7 COBO Center Roof 17 110 – 114 Cadillac Square 8 Griswold Parking 18 52 Cadillac Square 9 COBO Center 19 1254 Griswold Street 10 Penobscot Building PEOPLE MOVER QLINE PEOPLE MOVER STOP JOE LOUIS ARENA Park & Ride options available from the Joe Louis Arena and Grand Circus Park stops of the People Mover. 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan 1st Floor Retail Space 1,679 RSF 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan 3rd Floor 20,858 RSF 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan 4th Floor 20,858 RSF 150 West Jefferson Detroit, Michigan 5th Floor 20,858 RSF For more information, please contact: Garrett Keais Jarrod Champine Mike Spisak 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 1050 Managing Principal Senior Associate Associate Southfield, MI 48034 +1 248 358 6112 +1 248 358 6111 +1 248 358 6116 +1 248 358 6100 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] cushmanwakefield.com Cushman & Wakefield Copyright 2018. No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by the property owner(s). As applicable, we make no representation as to the condition of the property (or properties) in question..
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