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Peninsula Town Center Join the Excitement! Anchor, Jr CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia Join the Excitement! Anchor, Jr. Anchor, Shop & Pad Sites Available For more information, contact: CONNIE JORDAN NIELSEN DAVID TUNNICLIFFE DEAN MARTIN Thalhimer Center Senior Vice President Vice President Senior Associate 11100 W. Broad Street 804 697 3569 757 873 9368 757 213 4158 Glen Allen, VA 23060 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.thalhimer.com Independently Owned and Operated / A Member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer © 2015. 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. CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia At-A-Glance Peninsula Town Center is conveniently located at Interstate 64 and Mercury Boulevard, the primary East-West access for the Hampton Roads (Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News) market. The center is a retail hub including anchors Target, H&M, Forever 21, PetSmart, JCPenney, Barnes & Noble, and Movie Bistro. Peninsula Town Center is situated to attract shoppers from the Hampton Roads Peninsula Region. With the highest traffic count on I-64 between Hampton and Richmond, it is within easy grasp of commuters as well as residents. Within the center’s five-mile radius the average household income is $60,208 and the population is 204,387. Center Renovation & Redevelopment Peninsula Town Center went through an entire redevelopment in 2008 and continues that spirit with an expansion and redevelopment that started in 2015. The finished project will include an additional 100,000 SF of shops and anchor space, new signage including directional throughout the project, removal of parking meters, and trolley service for customers and residents alike. The finished project will continue to define and redefine the Peninsula Town Center shopping experience. 2017-2018 will see the delivery of the new 120-room Elements hotel and 170 additional apartments. Floor & Decor, SkyZone, First Watch, Mission BBQ, Painting with a Twist, and Phenix Salons are just a few of the new restaurants and businesses calling PTC their new home. Specifications Total SF 1,100,000 Retail 865,770 Office 131,000 New Retail 100,000+ Total Residential 181 existing units and 162 under construction Hotel Three-story, 126-room Elements hotel Description Multi-level, open-air, super regional center Anchors JCPenney, Forever 21, H&M, PetSmart, Movie Bistro, Barnes & Noble, Floor & Decor, Target, Skyzone Location I-64 at exit 263 (Mercury Boulevard) in Hampton, VA Traffic Count 277,000 VPD Market Hampton Roads MSA (1.7 million population) Parking 4,462 spaces CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia Market Generators Demographics Existing 2017 Demographics • Over 10,000 college students at Hampton University and CNU (over 20,000 1 Mile 2 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles when you include Thomas Nelson CC and Bryant & Stratton) Population 11,634 36,697 79,879 198,741 • Over 900,000 in annual tourist visitors in Hampton alone in 2015 Households 5,942 16,677 34,851 82,877 • Over 16,000 Defense and Aerospace professionals (NASA Langley Research Average HH Income $53,241 $62,777 $62,439 $66,877 Center/Langley Air Force Base/National Institute of Aerospace) • Over 12,000 medical professionals (Sentara CarePlex/Orthopedic Hospital at Trade Area Profile Sentara/Hampton VA Medical Center/HU Proton Therapy Institute/Riverside Hampton Surgery Center) 2017 Estimated Population 1,521,820 2022 Projected Population 1,533,518 • 181 existing residential units onsite 2017 Households 603,395 • A restaurant and entertainment destination with over 20 restaurants and a 2022 Projected Households 635,628 Cinebistro 2017 Median Age 36.5 • Minutes from Hampton Coliseum (300,000+ visitors annually), Boo Williams 2017 Average Household Income $83,606 HAMPTON ROADS COLISEUM Sportsplex (one of the largest youth sports complexes in the Mid-Atlantic with 400,000+ visitors annually, and Hampton Roads Convention Center (300,000+ 2022 Projected Average Household Income $92,843 attendees annually) Hidden Extended Trade Area (60 Miles) • Retail Spending: over $167 milliopn of additional retail spending in Hampton 2017 Estimated Population 2,149,736 annually 2022 Projected Population 2,221,131 • Military: $29 Million from military tax exempt benefits 2017 Households 808,662 2022 Projected Households 834,804 • VA Medical Hospital: $7.7 Million in annual retail spending potential from patients and their guests 2017 Median Age 37.6 2017 Average Household Income $75,474 • Hampton University: $28 Million in discretionary spending. 2022 Projected Average Household Income $84,789 • Boating and Tourism: $7 Million spent at restaurants, grocery stores and retailers • Worker/Commuter: About $1.3 Million in additional spending 5-Mile Radius • Overnight visitors: About $31.5 Million annually 2017 Estimated Population 198,741 • Subsized Military Housing: 34,000 military employees housing expenses are either 2022 Projected Population 195,909 paid for or subsidized. This “phantom” income is not reflected in the AHH/MHH 2017 Households 82,877 New 2022 Projected Households 86,109 2017 Median Age 36.1 • 126-room extended stay Elements Hotel being constructed onsite for delivery in 2018 2017 Average Household Income $66,877 2022 Projected Average Household Income $69,717 BOO WILLIAMS SPORTSPLEX • Additional 162 units delivering in 2018 CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia ACCESS POINTS CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia Select Tenant Roster LOI PENDING AVAILABLE UNDER CONTRACT New Sign Locations CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia Tenant List Suite Occupant Name SF Suite Occupant Name SF Suite Occupant Name SF A101 Hotel/Residential - E102 Available 4,449 H131 Pioneer Vapes 539 A105 Juice Bar PTC 1,490 E103 Vitamin World 134 H135 Buffalo Wild Wings 7,731 A110 Model Unit/Construction Office 1,816 E104 Tribal Yoga 2,624 J101 LensCrafters 4,195 A120 Available 1,813 E106 Available 2,737 J103 Cox Communications 3,862 A130 Sweet Tea Southern Cuisine 3,775 E108 Anthony Vince Nail Spa 2,704 J104 Sport Clips 1,260 A210 Monsoon 5,075 E110, & E116 Phenix Salon 10,128 J105 Mattress Firm 4,010 A230 & A250 Twisted Crab 3,378 E120 Jewels & Gems 1,421 J106 Park Lane Tavern 6,620 B101 LogIn 9,432 E122 Finish Line 3,702 J107 Available 717 B109 Available 2,338 E126 Claire’s 1,715 K100 Under Contract B111 Loft 5,032 E130 Journeys 1,620 L100 Juan’s Mexican Café & Cantina 6,551 B113 J. Jill Store 3,526 E132 Sports Fan 1,619 L120 Gold N Diamonds 797 B115 Available 3,839 E133 Pursuit Clothing 6,254 L130 Jimmy Johns 1,709 B117 Chico's 3,394 E134 & E135 Avenue Blue 5,803 M102 Bar Louie 6,682 B119 Maintenance/Security Office 1,848 E138 Sushi King 6,112 M103 9 Round 1,095 B121 Maintenance 3,391 F101 Barnes & Noble 29,666 M104 MiPi 911 B125 Available 5,794 F105 The Skinny Dip 1,423 M108 Chipotle Mexican Grill 2,502 B127 Talbots 5,015 F107 Mr Fix 816 N101 Target 6,052 B131 New York & Co. 5,009 G100 & G101 Ashley Stewart 5,102 P100 Panda Express 2,589 B135 Available 7,065 G103 Available 4,962 S100 Mod Pizza 2,800 B139 Lane Bryant 5,971 G104 Olive Ole 6,039 T100 Outback Steakhouse 6,364 C101 JCPenney - G106 Pending 3,630 W100 First Watch 3,200 C102 Hair Cuttery 1,297 G107 Available 2,898 W200 Original Mattress Factory 2,400 C103 Savarna Threading Studio 1,001 G110 Greene Turtle 6,568 W300 Navy Federal 3,450 C104 Available 1,623 G111 H&M 18,216 W400 Smashburger 2,200 C106 Police Substation 1,784 G116 PetSmart 14,286 W500 Mission BBQ 4,000 C108 Painting With A Twist 1,847 G200 Movie Bistro 50,551 X100 VisionWorks 2,600 C110 Massage Envy Spa 2,967 H101 Victoria's Secret 8,060 X200 Pending 1,600 C112 Cell Fashion Boutique 1,393 H109 Available 4,136 X300 Pending 5,000 D101 Shoe Department. Encore 11,286 H111 Available 6,052 X400 Available 1,600 D102 Sanibel Sunglass Company 1,165 H113 Available 3,505 X500 Mezeh Mediterranean 2500 D105 Available 2,190 H115 Miracle Nail Spa 2,419 Y100 Floor & Decor 74,000 D106 Francesca's Collections 1,317 H117 Available 1,731 Y101 SkyZone 24,000 D108 Yankee Candle 1,305 H121 Nexus Clothing 1,881 Y103 Available Building pad D110 Available 1,872 H123 Five Guys Burgers & Fries 2,891 Z100 Available Building pad D112 Kay Jewelers 1,698 H125 Emerson's Cigars 1,590 D115 Bath & Body Works 3,000 H127 Forever 21 25,442 D116 Available 2,227 H128 Pending 7,046 E100 Uncle Dave’s Kettle Corn 908 H130 Pending 10,793 * Former Restaurant CLASS A RETAIL FOR LEASE Peninsula Town Center I-64/Mercury Boulevard & Coliseum, Drive | Hampton, Virginia For more information, contact: CONNIE JORDAN NIELSEN DAVID TUNNICLIFFE DEAN MARTIN Thalhimer Center Senior Vice President Vice President Senior Associate 11100 W. Broad Street 804 697 3569 757 873 9368 757 213 4158 Glen Allen, VA 23060 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.thalhimer.com Independently Owned and Operated / A Member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer © 2015.
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