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CHICAGO'S ULTIMATE LAST MILE HUB IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT UNPARALLELED ACCESS TO SELF STORAGE

GET CLOSER TO SMART LOCKERS: FLEXIBLE THE LAST MILE FULFILLMENT THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE HIGH LEVELS OF PER CAPITA IN- COME IN NEARBY NEIGHBORHOODS

REACH A GROWING GROCERY POPULATION, DELIVERY MAJOR BUSINESSES

Chicago is the third most-populated city in the country. With 10.4 million residents in the Chicago MSA predicted by 2025, it will join New York and L.A. as the only metros with eight-figure populations.

In addition to strong population growth, multinational corporations are rapidly moving their headquarters into the heart of the city. Dozens of Fortune 500 companies can be found within ten minutes’ drive from Millennium Mile.

Millennium Mile saves your business is valuable time.

Millennium Mile provides faster and more efficient last-mile delivery to both daytime and evening populations than from any other location in the city.

How? Millennium Mile’s centralized urban location delivers unparalleled access routes.

Unlock unprecedented potential. Begin your market-leading, reliable service to Chicago today at Millennium Mile. MILLENNIUM MILE: LOOKING AT CHICAGO FROM A NEW ANGLE THE HEART OF CHICAGO

20+ MILLION MAG MILE $28.1 BILLION IN CONSUMER SHOPPERS PER YEAR RETAIL SPENDING PER YEAR

54,000+ DAILY YEAR-AROUND NON-STOP PEDESTRIAN COUNT CONSUMER DEMAND IN FRONT OF PROPERTY

CRANES OVER CHICAGO THE VOLUME OF CONSTRUCTION WITHIN A 4.5 MILLION ANNUAL VISI- 1 MILLION BOAT TOUR SHORT DRIVE FROM MILLENNIUM MILE DEMON- TORS TO RIDERS ANNUALLY STRATES A STABLE AND GROWING CUSTOMER BASE

THE MAP ABOVE REPRESENTS THOUSANDS OF NEW APARTMENT UNITS AND HOTEL ROOMS, AND EVEN SOME NEW DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE THAT HAVE HIT THE CHICAGO MARKET WITHIN THE LAST YEAR OR HAVE BEGUN CONSTRUCTION IN 2016. THESE BUILDINGS, RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ARE ALL WITHIN A 10 MIN DRIVE FROM 68 HOTELS WITH OVER 9 MILLION+ ANNUAL MILLENNIUM PARK AND ADD TO THE ALREADY ROBUST 24,000 ROOMS VISITORS TO NEARBY WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE EXISTING CUSTOMER BASE THAT LIVE, WORK AND PLAY NEAR MILLENNIUM MILE.

LUXURY RENTALS HOTEL ROOMS NEARLY 230,000 RESIDENTS WITHIN A 15 AND CONDOS MINUTE DRIVE WILL SPEND BETWEEN $1,600 AND $2,500 PER CAPITA ON-LINE SHOPPING *PROJECTED SPEND GET CLOSE TO ONE OF AMERICA’S PREMIER RETAIL MARKETS

Median Median HH Per Capita Retail Neighborhood Disposable Income Expenditures Income Greektown $115,814 $80,246 $25,038 $103,306 $70,626 $20,283 Millennium Park $99,146 $71,639 $20,172 West Loop $97,318 $67,987 $19,513 Old Town $91,722 $64,504 $19,425 $91,310 $65,196 $24,358 Streeterville $88,984 $64,440 $16,329 LOYOLA Printers Row $88,148 $62,672 $23,793 UNIVERSITY Loop $87,787 $63,640 $20,004 Bucktown $87,308 $62,413 $17,509

Gold Coast $86,713 $63,242 $23,793 MONTROSE BEACH L Sheffield & $83,364 $60,931 $12,732 A DePaul K River North $80,446 $58,579 $20,004 E WRIGLEY FIELD

M Averages $92,385 $65.855 $20,227 I LINCOLN C PARK ZOO H 12 MOS. INTERNET SPENDING I G Ordered Neighborhood $500+ $200 - $499 $100 - $199 $50 - $99 NAVY PIER A Any Item N Greektown 224 93 50 22 440 UNITED CENTER Grant Park 48 12 8 3 79 Millennium Park 327 80 57 17 537 West Loop 6,940 2,889 1,584 703 13,680 NORTHERLY ISLAND Old Town 6,694 2,202 1,381 583 12,254 MCCORMICK PLACE Lincoln Park 13,527 4,184 2,660 948 23,994 Streeterville 6,468 2,336 1,297 561 11,934 Printers Row 1,020 435 220 100 1,995 MIDWAY INTERNATIONAL Loop 9,117 3,223 1,890 746 16,851 AIRPORT Bucktown 3,542 1,290 760 306 6,680 Gold Coast 4,433 1,444 849 359 7,902 Sheffield & 2,765 1,126 758 358 5,386 DePaul River North 8,567 3,433 2,103 924 17,015

TOTAL 57,647 22,747 11,223 5,630 107,747

SOURCE: ESRI SPORTS FESTIVALS & CHICAGO GOURMET Annual event held in the Summer This sold-out festival features with appx. 400,000 attendees and 250 chefs in tastings, demos and 170 acts held over four days more. Total attendance in 2016 was 13,694 guests

PITCHFORK Three-day long music festival Now it its 36th year, the outdoor BEARS BLACKHAWKS CUBS with over 40 artists draws around food fest showcases bites from CAPACITY: 61,500 CAPACITY: 19,700 CAPACITY: 41,268 50,000 guests 67 local restaurants and attracts 1.4 million guests

RIOT FEST Punk and metal festival features Annual event held over Labor Day 130 bands drawing 160,000 weekend since 1980. Showcases attendees jazz musicians for four days.

BULLS FIRE WHITE SOX BLUES FEST FIRST MERIT PAVILION CAPACITY: 21,500 CAPACITY: 20,000 CAPACITY: 40,615 World's largest free blues festival Outdoor amphitheater with a draws 500,000 fans each year. capacity to host 30,000 attendees during Summer concerts

Hosted in Chicago the past An annual event, held for 39 years in The nation's largest auto show Some two million fans flock to the This "think festival" features two years. More than 220,000 2016, reported over 100,000 spectators hosted its 108th show in 2016. lakefront to watch daredevil stunts 150 events including speakers people attended in 2015 . in 2015 with 45,000 runners from around Featuring the global debut of 20+ from both military and civilian and hands-on labs the world vehicles pilots

CHICAGO SPORTS, EVENTS & FESTI- VALS NORTH

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SHEET Millennium Mile/Lakeside Garage CHI16-0255-00 Chicago, IL 01.13.2017 1 TRUCK ACCESS ROUTES INBOUND TRUCK ACCESS ROUTES OUTBOUND

90 90 ONTARIO STREET ONTARIO STREET OHIO STREET GRAND AVENUE STREET ILLINOIS STREET

GO RIVER GO RIVER CA CA CHI CHI WACKER DRIVE

RANDOLPH STREET

LAKE LAKE 290 CONGRESS PARKWAY MICHIGAN 290 CONGRESS PARKWAY MICHIGAN SHORE LAKE DRIVE SHORE LAKE

90 STREETCLARK AVENUE MICHIGAN DRIVE COLUMBUS STREETCLARK AVENUE MICHIGAN DRIVE COLUMBUS 90

ROOSEVELT ROAD

CERMAK ROAD

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CONTINUE RIGHT FROM LOWER WACKER TO SUB SOUTH WATER STREET

USE SOUTHBOUND RAMP FROM LOWER COLUMBUS TO TURN WEST FROM LOWER COLUMBUS TO SUB-LEVEL COLUMBUS LOWER WACKER OR CONTINUE NORTH ON USE NORTHBOUND COLUMBUS TO GRAND AVENUE RAMP FROM SUB-LEVEL COLUMBUS TO LOWER COLUMBUS

ACCESS SITE AT SUB-LEVEL COLUMBUS

LEGEND LEGEND Local Access Route Local Access Route Local Access Route Local Access Route Local Access Route Site Local Access Route Site (Surface Level) (Lower Level) (Sub-Level) (Surface Level) (Lower Level) (Sub-Level) • Cold Storage Smart Lockers for grocery delivery • Faster & more efficient DRIVECLEANCHICAGO.com and Millennium Mile offer the greatest FLE IBLE deliveries • Last Mile solution for urban advantages to last mile users who FULFILLMENT are using electric delivery vans. With dwellers Cash incentives and on-site electrical • On-site capabilities charges, your company will save time and money while offering your clients the ultimate last mile services.

In many ways, the location of Millennium Mile will be your business' greatest asset. From unparralled access to your client base to the best amenities within walking distance, Millennium Mile is the ideal location for your business. Premier signage • Offers nearby and secure viewed by millions of residents and location to store excess items tourists is an added bonus!

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Lower E. Randolph St. CHICAGO MAR- KET SNAPSHOT

CHICAGO IS HOME TO OVER 400 MAJOR HOME TO 1,800+ FOREIGN-BASED COMPANIES, CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 4,000+ FOREIGN-OWNED COMPANIES

HEADQUARTERS FOR 33 FORTUNE 500 CREATED 18,700+ JOBS IN 2015 AND EMPLOYS COMPANIES AND 29 S&P 500 COMPANIES OVER 1.1 MILLION PEOPLE

TWO MAJOR GLOBAL FINANCIAL EXCHANG- OVER $100 BILLION IN FOREIGN DIRECT ES INVESTMENT (“FDI”) WITH $20.2 BILLION (CBOT & CME) ACCOUNT FOR 22% OF INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE IN 2015 WORLDWIDE DERIVATIVES TRADING PORT, AIRPORT & GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE (PAGI)

Transportation hubs evolve and grow as fast as the world turns. Emerging populations and shifting patterns in the global movement of goods and cargo have accelerated new trends in logistics, technology, transportation and security. Plus, the demand for worldwide shipping of environmental sustainability will only continue to grow. All of which magnifies the importance of real estate to international distribution channels and dictates that yesterday’s approaches won’t solve tomorrow’s challenges.

Our experienced team of aviation, maritime and intermodal real estate experts draw upon deep, real-time insider knowledge of the trends, challenges and opportunities surrounding airport, inland port and seaport developments as well as emerging delivery models throughout the world. Working alongside our in-house professionals in supply chain management, strategic consulting, capital markets, investment banking, international business, and project and development services, our Port, Airport and Global Infrastructure practice delivers measurable value to port- centric projects. PRIMARY CONTACTS

KEITH STAUBER, SIOR MANAGING DIRECTOR [email protected] + 1 (773) 458-1386

STEVE OSTROWSKI SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT [email protected] +1 (773) 458-1417

MATT RAKOWICH ASSOCIATE [email protected] + 1 (773) 632-1053

MARK LEVY EXECUTIVE MANAGING DIRECTOR JLL PORTS, AIRPORTS AND GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE [email protected] + 1 (703) 891-8404

RICHARD H. THOMPSON INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR [email protected] +1 (312) 773-1385

DR. WALTER KEMMSIES MANAGING DIRECTOR, ECONOMIST AND CHIEF STRATEGIST JLL PORTS, AIRPORTS AND GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE [email protected] + 1 (443) 451-2607