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FOR LEASE | GLENDALE TRIANGLE San Fernando Road | Los Feliz Boulevard | Central Avenue FOR LEASE | GLENDALE TRIANGLE San Fernando Road | Los Feliz Boulevard | Central Avenue New Mixed-Use Project Walking Distance to Glendale Memorial Hospital and adjacent to Atwater Village FOR MORE INFORMATION: Bill Bauman Executive Vice President [email protected] 213.553.3860 License: 00969493 Bryan Norcott Senior Managing Director [email protected] 213.553.3862 License: 01200077 www.StudleyRetail.com License: 00388260 FOR LEASE | GLENDALE TRIANGLE San Fernando Road | Los Feliz Boulevard | Central Avenue New Mixed Use Project ENTRY PASEO RETAIL B 1,677 SF RETAIL C 287 Residential 2,299 SF LEASING RETAIL A Units Above Retail OFFICE 2,394 SF RETAIL G 1,019 SF Pedestrian Access RETAIL ELEVATOR RAMP UP Outdoor Seating TO MEZZ. LOS FELIZ RD. PARKING RETAIL SAN FERNANDO RD. TRASH COMMERCIAL PARKING ENTRANCE NOTE: FOUR WAY ENTRY PASEO FOR MORE INFORMATION: RETAIL PARKING 53 Spaces Bill Bauman Executive Vice President [email protected] RETAIL F RETAIL J 213.553.3860 1,437 SF 1,509 SF License: 00969493 Bryan Norcott Senior Managing Director [email protected] RETAIL E 213.553.3862 1,796 SF License: 01200077 RESIDENTIAL PARKING ENTRY PASEO COMMERCIAL www.StudleyRetail.com ENTRANCE PARKING ENTRANCE NOTE: FOUR WAY License: 00388260 CENTRAL AVE. Leased Pending Restaurant Opportunity Retail/Service/Medical Opportunity FOR LEASE | GLENDALE TRIANGLE San Fernando Road | Los Feliz Boulevard | Central Avenue New Mixed Use Project STAIR UP TO RETAIL PARKING Long Term DN Parking STAIR 6 UP 2 W RETAIL ELEVATOR ED RETAIL PARKING AT MEZZANINE ED F .E . RAMP DOWN TO P1 LEVEL ED ED F.E. 2W UP STAIR 4 UP STAIR UP TO RETAIL PARKING FOR LEASE | GLENDALE TRIANGLE San Fernando Road | Los Feliz Boulevard | Central Avenue Property Highlights Property Summary • Available for restaurant and fitness concepts The project has six stories, 287 apartments and 16 live/work units • 73,025 CPD (2008) at Los Feliz Rd. and Central Ave. on the ground floor, joined by space for eight retailers. Sitting on a triangle-shaped lot between Los Feliz Boulevard, San Fernando • 287 upscale residential units above retail Road, and Central Avenue, the site is located just a few blocks from • Across from the Glendale Memorial Hospital with over the Amtrak and Metrolink station, and adjacent to Atwater Village. 1,300 employees The contemporary materials and edgy design aim to set the project apart from other apartment buildings. The project is also located • 154,909 people in a 2 mile radius across from the Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center which employs over 1,300 people, has relationships with more than 540 physicians and has a large team of over 200 active volunteers. DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Miles 3 Miles 5 Miles TRAFFIC COUNTS 2015 Est. Population 37,658 258,979 796,758 Los Feliz Boulevard ± 34,400 cars per day 2015 Average HH Income $53,757 $75,969 $66,356 San Fernando Road ±29,900 cars per day Day Time Population 21,395 143,431 337,954 S Central Avenue ± 24,600 cars per day FOR LEASE | GLENDALE TRIANGLE San Fernando Road | Los Feliz Boulevard | Central Avenue New Mixed Use Project Area Tenants Include: Custom Map FOR MORE INFORMATION: Steven McDonald Managing Director 213.298.3592 [email protected] License: 01054568 Bryan Norcott Executive Vice President [email protected] 213.298.3595 License: 01200077 700 S. Flower Street Suite 2500 Los Angeles, CA 90017 Corporate License: 01355491 September 18, 2013 Made with Esri Business Analyst ©2013 Esri www.esri.com/ba 800-447-9778 Try it Now! Page 1 of 1.
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