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Digital-Perkins-Leasing-Deck11.19-1 BATON ROUGE’S LIFESTYLE DESTINATION WELCOME Perkins Rowe is an unparalleled mixed-use development in the heart of Baton Rouge’s high-end shopping district. Featuring premier retailers, desirable dining options, and a diverse entertainment line-up — all within a socially-driven scene — Perkins Rowe is an ideal attraction for the area’s most selective clientele. Tree-lined streets and historic Louisiana oaks help create the unique personality of this walkable neighborhood spread of over 847,000 square feet. Capped off by 135,000 square feet of Class A office space, 160,000 square feet of medical office, 375,000 square feet of retail space, and 646 multi- family residential units, Perkins Rowe is Baton Rouge’s only destination where people can shop, dine, live and work. WELCOME 2 MARKET OVERVIEW BATON ROUGE LITTLE ROCK 838,343 POPULATION (2019) DALLAS ECONOMIC DRIVERS SHREVEPORT JACKSON Petrochemical/Oil MOBILE Government BILOXI GULFPORT BATON ROUGE Biomedical NEW ORLEANS HOUSTON Healthcare Agriculture DRIVE TIMES Software Development FROM PERKINS ROWE Biloxi (2 hours) Little Rock (6 hours) Tourism Dallas (6.5 hours) Mobile (3 hours) Houston (4 hours) New Orleans (1 hour) Higher Education Gulfport (2 hours) Shreveport (3.5 hours) Jackson (3 hours) CORPORATIONS IN BATON ROUGE MARKET OVERVIEW 4 $11.5B DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL SPENDING • Louisiana State University • Southern University • Our Lady of the Lake College • Baton Rouge Community College STATE TAX REVENUESTAX STATE in Baton Rouge LOUISIANA’S STATE CAPITAL CAPITAL STATE 50,000+ 50,000+ COLLEGE STUDENTS $843M 28.9M STATE VISITORS AIRPORT VISITORS 13.1M AT A GLANCE A AT Baton Rouge Business Climate Rankings SOURCED: KPMG, Area Development & Business Facilities $11.5B Cost-Friendly Business & INTERNATIONAL SPENDING Location Among Mid-Sized Cities #1 DOMESTIC Competitive States for Business Costs #1 Top 10 Regional “South” MSAs #1 Top Ranked Quality of Life States #4 Top States for Doing Business #5 D 408 Airline Hwy. 110 16 Joor Rd. 16 DOWNTOWN DISTRICT 190 37 • Hollywood Casino Baton Rouge Plank Rd. • Belle of Baton Rouge Casino Prescott Rd. • Raising Cane’s River Center Arena • Louisiana Arts & Science Museum • Shaw Center for the Arts Sherwood Blvd. Forest • LSU Water Campus Florida Blvd. 190 Florida Blvd. A 10 Government St. 61 Airline Hwy. Old Hammond Hwy. 12 A. Bass Pro Shops 10 B B. Towne Center at Cedar Lodge 1 C. Mall of Louisiana D SHOPPING D. Acadian Village D A D A. Celtic Media Centre E B. L’Auberge Casino & Resort C C. Blue Bayou Water Park 10 A ENTERTAINMENT D. Baton Rouge Zoo 61 A. Woman’s Hospital 42 A B. Ochsner Health Center C. BR General Hospital D. Our Lady of the Lake Hospital C MEDICALRECREATIONAL E. Pennington Research Center B B C A. Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center B. Highland Road Park Observatory C. Cypress Mounds Baseball Complex RECREATION D. LSU Lakes PERKINS ROWE CORRIDOR Our Lady of The Lake Hospital Future Our Lady of The Lake Children’s DAILY TRAFFIC COUNTS Hospital A. 116,167 — I-10 at Bluebonnet Blvd. B. 41,996 — Bluebonnet Blvd. at Perkins Rowe A C. 33,724 — Perkins Road at Perkins Rowe BR General Hospital Oschner Health Center Future Medical District 10 Pennington Biomedical Research Center N O I S N B E T X E . E V A Y D R A C I P E R U T U F C Our Lady of The Lake Hospital Future Our Lady of The DAILY TRAFFIC COUNTS Lake Children’s 64,800 $96,936 28,391 Hospital A. 116,167 — I-10 at Bluebonnet Blvd. POPULATION AVG HH INCOME HH COUNT B. 41,996 — Bluebonnet Blvd. at Perkins Rowe A C. 33,724 — Perkins Road at Perkins Rowe BR General Hospital Oschner Health ANY COLLEGE 75.1% Center 3 MILE 56,174 TOTAL EMPLOYEES WHITE COLLAR 70.3% Future Medical District 147,463 $92,207 66,520 10 POPULATION AVG HH INCOME HH COUNT Pennington Biomedical Research Center N ANY COLLEGE 74.8% O I S N 130,148 B E T X 5 MILE E . E V WHITE COLLAR 69.1% A TOTAL EMPLOYEES Y D R A C I P E R U T U F 367,606 $81,924 153,333 C POPULATION AVG HH INCOME HH COUNT TRADE AREA 247,108 ANY COLLEGE 66.7% TOTAL EMPLOYEES WHITE COLLAR 65.2% PROPERTY OVERVIEW ~375K ~295K ~60K ~847K Square feet Square feet Square feet Square feet Retail Class A & Restaurants Total Medical & Food mixed-use Office Specialties RESIDENTIAL +640 Residential Units Employees +1,200 RETAIL MIX PROPERTY OVERVIEW 12 A1 A1 A1 PARK ROWEPARK 1 ROWE 1 PARK ROWEPARK ROWE1 PARK 2 ROWE 2 PARK ROWE 2 BOUTIQUEBOUTIQUE BOUTIQUE A3 A3 HOTELA3 HOTEL HOTEL PROPERTY MAP(PROPOSED)(PROPOSED) (PROPOSED)(220 APARTMENTS)(220 APARTMENTS)(220 APARTMENTS)(220 APARTMENTS)(220 APARTMENTS)(220 APARTMENTS) PARKA1 ROWEPARK AVENUE ROWE PARKAVENUE ROWE AVENUE PARK ROWEPARK AVENUE ROWE PARKAVENUE ROWE AVENUE PARK ROWE 1 PARK ROWE 2 BOUTIQUE E3 E3 E3 J6 J6 J6 A3 C1 HOTEL C1 C1 D1 TOWND1 TOWN D1 TOWN D5 D5 SQUARE SQUARED5 SQUARE G1 G1 G1 (PROPOSED) (220 APARTMENTS) E1 (220 APARTMENTS)E1 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than 28 retailers. Every retailer within Perkins Rowe caters to a distinct variety of lifestyles, tastes and spending habits. SHOPPING 18 DINING In Louisiana, food is king and the centerpiece of social engagement. Whether it’s a full-service dinner in an elegant setting, lunch with cocktails on the patio, a bite of local flare or international cuisine, Perkins Rowe has what you crave on the menu. DINING 20 LIVING As a true urban-life community with 646 multi- family units, Perkins Rowe provides residents with a full slate of modern lifestyle amenities. Shopping, dining, entertainment, green space, community – the list is endless. Perkins Rowe places your lifestyle at your fingertips.
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