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ARIUM WESTSIDE 1000 Northside Dr W ARIUM WESTSIDE 1000 Northside Dr. Atlanta, GA 30318 ARIUM WESTSIDE 336 Unit Class A Multi-Family Development 39,000 SF Street-Front Retail Space IN THE HEART OF THE BOOMING WEST MIDTOWN DISTRICT, BORDERING GEORGIA TECH’S MAIN CAMPUS, AND JUST SOUTH OF ATLANTIC STATION • Walking distance to Atlanta’s trendy Westside featuring restaurants, galleries and shops • Directly across Northside Drive from Georgia Tech campus with over 26,000 enrolled students • Easy access to US 75/85 & I-20 • Great visibility on Northside Drive and 10th street • Zipcar Station Available Onsite DEMOGRAPHICS *based on 2-mile radius 2017 Population 75,342 2017 Households 34,876 2017 Avg Income $87,416 2022 Est. 2022 Est. 2022 Projected Population 80,917 Households 38,302 Income $104,964 Bachelor’s Degree White Collar Jobs 62% 80.8% Daytime Employment Median Age 173,978 29.7 DEVELOPMENTS Development in the area has taken off in the last decade, with Westside Provisions pioneering the way for subsequent projects. STOCKYARDS NORTHSIDE & 17TH MIXED MIXED-USE PROJECT USE DEVELOPMENT 40,000 SF total retail space Kroger anchored retail and restaurant center 123,000 SF Creative Office Space High density multifamily units and Future tenants include: Painted Duck high density detached single family & Donetto home for sale homes EMPLOYERS NEARBY LOCAL RETAILERS Westside Provisions Atlantic Station W Pershing Point Plaza P e 75 a c h tr ee Northside & 17th 17th St NW St Development 85 N W H o w e l S l M Colony Square p r l i ® i n l g d R Starbucks S t Tamarind Seed N Thai Bistro West Midtown W Mixed-Use Project 14th St NW 15,000 77 12th Street Project ® princi|italia 25,754 Star Metals 66 11th Street Redevelopment Iron Works / 1071 Turner Broadcasting 1010 Midtown Headquarters Stockyards Mixed-Use Project 10th St NW 13,600 N o r P t e d i s h a c The Plaza Midtown h e t r D e e r N St W W N E Spire Senor Patron Vinny’s NY Pizza Tech Square Starbucks 85 DAYTIME & RESIDENTIAL POPULATION WEST MIDTOWN W 244 104 Pe 5 147 75 ac 232 149 h 160 4 2 tre 3 4 6 Northside & 17th 17th St NW 6 e St Mixed-Use Project 85 NW 5 350 45 102 Ho 259 432 well Mill well 120 119 86 S 169 317 p 7 ri 9 ng St N Rd 172 10 361 7 8 382 West Midtown W 11 Mixed-Use Project 14th St NW 407 254 244 323 197 15,000 390 1 8 288 214 275 150 9 275 3 25,754 80 10 330 W 320 12 320 Star Metals 425 Redevelopment 14 2 13 265 Turner Broadcasting 78 Office Buildings Headquarters 336 356 Stockyards 1. White Provision 77,104 SF 18 21 Mixed-Use Project 2. Atlantic Station 1,430,999 SF 228 328 15 3. Two Midtown Plaza 273,375 SF 10th St NW 13,600 N 4. One Midtown Plaza 250,128 SF 16 ort 5. Pershing Point Plaza 410,357 SF 96 17 6. The Peachtree 345,254 SF P eachtree h 7. Regions Plaza 502,846 SF side 8. One Atlantic Center 1,100,312 SF 369 9. Promenade 774,535 SF 230 435 371 Dr NW Dr 10. 1180 Peachtree 670,443 SF 268 11. The Proscenium 533,135SF 12. 1100 Peachtree St 553,778 SF St NE 1 13. 1075 Peachtree 762,804 SF 22 14. 1010 Midtown 762,790 SF 356 369 15. Ten 10th Street 421,417 SF 16. 999 Peachtree 621,946 SF 230 17. Ten Peachtree Place 258,917 SF 304 393 18. Turner Buildings 729,000 SF 19. Midtown Center I 512,101 SF 282 20. Midtown Center II 282,009 SF 21. Stockyard Atlanta 123,000 SF 308 22. NCR Corp. HQ (UC) 485,000 SF 23. Coda (UC) 760,000 SF Proposed Offices Multi-Family Units 1. 993 Marietta St 175,000 SF 2. Star Metals 179,709 SF Existing 290 3. The Interlock 140,000 SF 252 4. T3 at Atlantic Station 210,000 SF Under Construction 23 5. Atlantaic Yards N & S 500,000 SF 19 6. Metropolitan Center 581,646 SF 329 Proposed 7. 500 Colony Square 116,000 SF 85 11 8. 14th & Spring 250,000 SF 257 Hotel Rooms 9. Northside Midtown Medical 179,619 SF 20 10. 1105 WP 664,184 SF Proposed Rooms 11. Anthem Technology Center 325,000 SF RETAIL FLOORPLANS NORTHSIDE DRIVE NW 10th STREET NW DN Suite 1400 11th STREET NW Suite Suite 600 3,859 SF REF. 900 3,300 SF REF. 1,432 SF FREEZER Suite 6" ELEVATED PLATFORM 800 + 850 UP 2,210 SF 6" ELEVATED REF. ELECTRICAL ROOM UP PLATFORM REF. FREEZER FREEZER CIRCLE POKE ELECTRICAL PUMP ROOMM FREEZER FREEZER Suite 400 1,818 SF Suite 300 1,818 SF Suite 200 1,818 SF DN Suite 100 1,530 SF ELEC. PUMP DN Level 1 - EXISTING 1 1/16" = 1'-0" ARIUM WESTSIDE 1000 Northside Dr. Atlanta, GA 30318 W CONTACT US TODAY AMY FINGERHUTT CBRE, INC. First Vice President +1 404 504 7900 +1 404 812 5156 cbre.us/atlanta [email protected] © 2018 CBRE, Inc. All rights reserved. This information has been obtained from sources believed reliable, but has not been verified for accuracy or completeness. You should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property and verify all information. Any reliance on this information is solely at your own risk. .
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