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I-10 • Tallahassee, Florida's Capital 2415 NORTH MONROE STREET | TALLAHASSEE, FL 32303 PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Largest redevelopment project of existing commercial property in Tallahassee history • 1.5 miles and less than a 5 minute drive time from I-10 on 95 acres • Tallahassee, Florida’s capital, is home to Florida State University, Florida A&M University, and • Proposed luxury apartment complex with 300 units that will connect to mall via walkway Tallahassee Community College with a total student population of more than 65,000 • Strategically positioned in the densely populated and affluent area of Midtown, ideal for • Anchor line-up includes AMC Theatre, Guitar Center, Belk, Barnes & Noble, Urban Food a Midtown grocer opportunity Market and more. • School of Arts and Sciences currently occupying 65,000 SF with over 1,000 students • Propsosed office component 1 Contact Agents: FranklinSt.com Carrie Smith | [email protected] | 904-271-4120 Whitney Kantor | [email protected] | 904-405-1808 THE CENTRE OF TALLAHASSEE | Mixed Use Development 2 Contact Agents: FranklinSt.com Carrie Smith | [email protected] | 904-271-4120 Whitney Kantor | [email protected] | 904-405-1808 THE CENTRE OF TALLAHASSEE | Mixed Use Development TALLAHASSEE OVERVIEW DEMOGRAPHICS 20152015 Median Home Price: $175,000 Unemployment Rates VISITOR’S DIRECT SPENDING Median Household income: $47,767 United States 4.9% Total Median Age: 30.3 Florida 4.8% Restaurants Tallahassee MSA Popultion: 375,270 Tallahassee MSA 4.8% Shopping HIGHLIGHTS Entertainment • Leon County has over 4,600 visitors per day • Visitors to Tallahassee come from 47 states and 36 Accomodations Transportation • 2.35 million people visit each year countries Groceries • 140,000 groups visited for sporting, entertainment, or • Visitors spend $2.4 million per day in Tallahassee Other meetings • 95% percent of visitors will return to Tallahassee, • Average stay of a visitor to Tallahassee is 2.6 days up showing a 3% increase from 2015 1.8% from 2015 3 Contact Agents: FranklinSt.com Carrie Smith | [email protected] | 904-271-4120 Whitney Kantor | [email protected] | 904-405-1808 THE CENTRE OF TALLAHASSEE | Mixed Use Development 2nd Floor Phase I - Entertainment Phase II- Power Center Phase III - Enclosed Mall DEMOGRAPHICS 3 MILE 5 MILE 10 MILE POPULATION 86,136 165,020 253,904 MIDTOWN DAYTIME POPULATION 92,547 177,157 222,956 HOUSEHOLDS 35,792 68,839 103,146 AVERAGE HH INCOME $48,450 $50,513 $61,179 4 Contact Agents: FranklinSt.com Carrie Smith | [email protected] | 904-271-4120 Whitney Kantor | [email protected] | 904-405-1808 THE CENTRE OF TALLAHASSEE | Mixed Use Development COVERED WALKWAY OUTDOOR DINING AREA 507 1st Floor 103,929 SF THE BRICKYARD STAGE 760 322 810 Proposed 360 350 Office User Electrical Room School of Arts and Sciences 808 FLEX SPACE TRUCK DOCK Lobby FLEX SPACE E 610 640 610 (Shoe, 540 800 D 515 FLEX SPACE Fashion) 520 720 Proposed 750 2800 (Home 650 Office User Decor) TRUCK DOCK C 730 740 MUSIC ALLEY (Pet Supply) 560 OUTPARCEL 140 Ross Dress for Less 25,638 507 Available 5,500 760 Available 50,000 A-8 A Hibbett Sports 8,065 508 Dreamland BBQ 3,285 800 Available +/- 45,000 B Dollar Tree 11,000 515 Available 4,200 808 Available TBD A-7 C Available 14,000 520 Available 4,375 810 Available TBD D Available +/- 10,000 525 Barnes & Noble 22,536 2700 School of Arts and Sciences 65,000 E Available +/- 5,000 540 Available 6,240 2800 Available 33,915 A-3 A-4 A-1 300 Urban Food Market 20,032 560 Available 4,268 A-1 Five Guys *w/ drive thru 2,450 322 Available 2,450 600 Guitar Center 10,470 A-3 Available 1,400 330 Lemongrass 2,980 610 Available 1,800 A-4 Jersey Mikes 1,400 350 Available 1,700 640 Available 2,300 A-6 Chipotle 2,450 360 Available 2,300 642 Villa Nails & Spa 2,128 A-7 Letter of Intent 2,400 361 Body Trac 2,280 650 Available 12,000 A-8 Available 3,100 5 Contact Agents: FranklinSt.com Carrie Smith | [email protected] | 904-271-4120 Whitney Kantor | [email protected] | 904-405-1808 THE CENTRE OF TALLAHASSEE | Mixed Use Development PROPOSED MULTIFAMILY 300 Units 6 Contact Agents: FranklinSt.com Carrie Smith | [email protected] | 904-271-4120 Whitney Kantor | [email protected] | 904-405-1808.
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