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400 West Market Louisville, Kentucky 2 400 West Market Louisville, Kentucky 2 Property highlights Highlights Dominating the Louisville skyline, 400 West Market is a signature downtown tower offering 34 floors of Class A office and retail space. Unparalleled finishes and views combined with new tenant amenities, make 400 West Market one of Louisville’s premier office destinations. Property highlights include: • Excellent views and natural light from all four sides • Attached parking garage • Floors 9-12 combine for more than 70,000 square feet of contiguous space 3 400 WEST MARKET is ideally situated at The “Main- and-Main” location in the heart of Louisville’s Central Business District, near the Ohio River to the north, as well as the rest of downtown. Its close proximity to the river offers superior sight lines across both the river and all of downtown. 400 WEST MARKET’s location is also within walking distance of the most sought-after amenities in dining and entertainment, including the Fourth Street Live! entertainment district, KFC Yum! Center, Kentucky Center for Performing Arts, Louisville Slugger Field and the Louisville Waterfront Park. Additionally, the Kentucky International Convention Center, which is beginning a $200 million renovation and expansion project is located across from 400 WEST MARKET and is immediately connected to 2,300 hotels rooms. There are an additional 1,800 hotel rooms located within six blocks. 400 WEST MARKET is accessible via three primary interstates. Access to I-71, I-64, and I-65 is all within blocks of the Property. I-71 and I-64 are to the north and I-65 to the east. I-64 and I-71 provide convenient access to Louisville’s most affluent residential neighborhoods to the east (all less than a 20-minute commute). Additionally, the Louisville International Airport is just 15 minutes to the south, and is accessible via direct access to I-65. The city’s Transit Authority of River City (TARC) bus system runs directly in front of the building on Market Street, operating every 15 minutes, seven days a week, providing convenient access for tenants utilizing public transportation. The building is also served by TARC’s Zero Bus, a free downtown electric circulator. 4 Base floor plan Floor plan Stacking plan Roof 34 LEASED 140’-3” 33 LEASED 32 LEASED 31 LEASED 30 LEASED 29 LEASED 140’-3” 28 LEASED 27 LEASED AVAILABLE LEASED 26 13,305 R.S.F. AVAILABLE LEASED 25 8,487 R.S.F. AVAILABLE 24 13,873 - 20,797 R.S.F. 23 LEASED AVAILABLE LEASED 22 8,897 R.S.F. 21 LEASED AVAILABLE 20 20,499 R.S.F. 19 LEASED 18 LEASED 17 LEASED 16 LEASED 15 LEASED 14 LEASED 12 LEASED AVAILABLE 11 19,765 R.S.F. AVAILABLE LEASED 10 10,269 R.S.F. AVAILABLE 9 20,003 R.S.F. 8 LEASED 7 LEASED 6 LEASED 5 LEASED AVAILABLE LEASED 4 8,590 R.S.F. AVAILABLE 3 18,718 R.S.F. AVAILABLE Mechanical / Service 2 8,468 R.S.F. AVAILABLE LEASED 1 6,000 R.S.F. 5 400 West Market Amenities 400 West Market is pleased to • Conference center with seating • Fitness center with showers, present the following amenities for up to 100, with breakout lockers, a separate outside that were completed during the and catering capabilities entrance and secure bike Spring of 2018: • Tenant lounge with TVs, storage lockers billiards, ping pong, foosball • Building lobby renovation and free Wi-Fi 6 Downtown Louisville renaissance The Central Business District is in the Like many cities across the country, renaissance, and now stands as one midst of an explosion of development downtown Louisville has been of the nation’s most vibrant and on all fronts – office, hotel, and undergoing an extensive civic and appealing locations in which to live residential - all of which feed economic renewal. Over the past and do business. local excitement surrounding its two decades, the Central Business “urban core”. District has undergone a dramatic 7 400 West Market Area amenities 2 2 4 1 3 1 6 5 1 4 5 2 3 3 4 6 5 6 RESTAURANTS ENTERTAINMENT HOTELS 1. Cravings a la Carte 1. Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts 1. 21C Museum Hotel 2. Vincenzo’s Restaurant 2. Muhammad Ali Center 2. Galt House Hotel 3. Z’s Fusion 3. Louisville Slugger Museum 3. Marriott - Downtown 4. Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse 4. KFC Yum! Center 4. Hyatt Regency Louisville 5. Morton’s The Steakhouse 5. Actors Theatre 5. Seelbach Hilton 6. Proof on Main 6. 4th Street Live! 6. Embassy Suites For more information, contact: Doug Owen, SIOR Senior Vice President, Brokerage [email protected] +1 502 394 2516 Yandell Wood, Jr., SIOR Vice President, Brokerage [email protected] +1 502 394 2518 © 2018 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. All information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable; however, no representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof..
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