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Office Lease Opportunities on Harbour Island 302 Knights Run Avenue Downtown Location office lease opportunities on harbour island 302 knights run avenue downtown location placement secures companies a prime location at the gateway to 2.5 million square feet Two Harbour Place is located on Downtown Tampa’s elite Harbour Island. This unique in new office developments. location on Harbour Island encourages natural opportunities for networking and relationshipWith office space nurturing within in walking both professional distance to and Downtown’s recreational popular settings. event venues, your suburban experience In a market where the average on-site parking ratio is 1.5:1,000 s.f., Two Harbour Place is able to offer an unbeatable 4:1,000 s.f. on-site at no additional cost, available immediately with no waitlists. Expansive, front-row views of the bay and a breathtaking perspective of downtown highlight the elite nature of Harbour Island. Residential, USF Retail Residential, Retail Retail Office,Retail School Office, Office, Medical Amphi- theater 15% annual savings in occupancy costs The value of savings in parking “is more than $100,000 each year. Two Harbour was an easy choice. - Gresham Smith Partners property features retail and services • Renovated lobby, restrooms, common areas • • ON-SITE • Property management and maintenance Named The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) NEW - Daily Dose Coffeehouse & Eatery • FREE, covered, on-site parking connected to the • Concierge & security services Award winner - 2015 BOMA Greater Tampa Bay • Full-time day porter 4:1,000 s.f. building – highest parking ratio in the CBD at • • Business continuity via three back-up generators/ • Auto detailing Dry cleaning pick-up & delivery from different substations • Visitor parking redundant fiber and two separate electrical feeds NEARBY • American Social, Starbucks, Cafe Dufrain, Cry Baby Cafe, • Harbour Island Athletic Club Watervue Grill, Jackson’s, Sail Pavilion, Columbia Cafe • Tampa Convention Center, Amalie Arena nearby amenities Cafe Dufrain, Cry Baby Cafe, Watervue Grille Harbour Island Athletic Club & Spa Coast Bike Share Sail Pavilion, Pirate Water Taxi, Convention Center, Marriott Waterside, Embassy Suites on-site amenities Free, covered on-site parking Daily Dose Coffeehouse & Eatery Courteous, professional property management on-site and concierge Amazing views RICK’S TO YBOR CITY ON THE 4TH AVE. RIVER KAY ST. SCOTT DR. 275 SCOTT ST SCOTT ST. ORANGE AVE. ORANGE MARYLAND ST. MARYLAND ADAMO DR. SHERIFF LAUREL JEFFERSON ST. JEFFERSON MARION AVE. ORANGE TRANSIT CTR. FORTUNE ST. NUCCIO PKWY. FLORIDA AVE. FLORIDA FRANKLIN ST. FRANKLIN TAMPA ST. TAMPA NUCCIO PKWY CHANNELSIDE DR. CHANNELSIDE 12TH ST. 12TH HARRISON ST. TAMPA UNION STATION CASS ST. TAMPA BAY FORTUNE ST. PERFORMING MAC INNES PL. TYLER ST. TWIGGS ST. ARTS CTR. GREYHOUND JEFFERSON ST. FIRE ZACK ST. LE MERIDIEN PIERCE ST. CASS ST. TAMPA MORGAN ST. MADISON ST. TAMPA EDGECOMB MARION ST. TWIGGS ST. LIBRARY THEATRE POLK ST. COURTHOUSE FLORIDA AVE. FRANKLIN ST. NEBRASKA AVE. KENNEDY BLVD. TECO ZACK ST. TAMPA ST. COURTHOUSE ANNEX WILLIAM F. POE ASHLEY DR. GARAGE FRANKLIN COURTHOUSE EXCHANGE TWIGGS ST. GLAZER ASHLEY DR. KENNEDY ST. BRUSH STREET TAMPA PORT accessibility CHILDREN’S AUTHORITY TAMPA MUSEUM JEFFERSON ST. MUSEUM GOLD MADISON ST. OF ART BANK 220 PIERCE ST. WASHINGTON ST. COUNTY PLAZA MADISON JACKSON ST. 501 E. CTR. • Island ingress and egress via MERIDIAN ST. 12TH ST. 12TH PARK MARION ST. KENNEDY ST. 11TH TOWER POLICE KENNEDY ST. two bridges (S. Harbour Island FIFTH THIRD MORGAN ST. CENTER UNIVERSITY CITY JACKSON ST. OF TAMPA RIVERGATE HALL TOWER BANK OF WHITING ST. AMERICA SUNTRUST WASHINGTON ST. ALOFT PLAZA FINANCIAL CTR. • Accessiblity via Channelside HOTEL AQUARIUM PARKING Blvd. and Beneficial Drive) HILTON TAMPA CITY FINELY ST. HENRY B. CENTER bypasses congested roadways PLANT SHERATON FLORIDA AVE. N. MUSEUM RIVERWALK BOULEVARD ST. BOULEVARD BREVARD ST. BREVARD WHITING ST. WHITING ST. WALTON ST. N. A ST. GARAGE FT. BROOKE 100 NORTH GARAGE • HART In-Towner Trolley - free TAMPA CUMBERLAND CRUISE in Downtown KENNEDY BLVD. TERMINAL JEFFERSON ST. service offering rides every 12- WELLS FRANKLIN ST. CUMBERLAND 3 GRAND CENTRAL AVE. FARGO BROREIN ST. HYDE PARK HYDE PARK CENTER ASHLEY DR. BROREIN ST. 15 minutes, connects to TECO TAMPA EUNICE ST. AV Line Street Car at Embassy E. TRIBUNE BROREIN ST. THE FLORIDA Suites CLEVELAND ST. SWAY CHANNELSIDE DR. N EXPRES AQUARIUM CROSSTOW LEROY SELMON TAMPA HISTORY CENTER AMALIE • SOUTH ARENA CRUISE TAMPA BAY CHANNELSIDE TERMINAL TAMPA REGIONAL GARAGE HISTORY MUSEUM CONVENTION 2 on-demand and point-to-point PLATT ST. EMBASSY CENTER SUITES HOTEL rides,Tampa requested Downtowner via app - free (5 min OLD WATER ST. SOUTHERN Garrison Channel TRANSPORTATION PLAZA TAMPA MARRIOTT AZEELE ST. WATERSIDE • Pedestrian friendly passage ride to Lykes Gaslight Park) V to Harbour Island dining, ERNE S T. BAYSHORE BLVD. BENEFICIAL BLVD. POST HARBOUR PLACE LADY POST HARBOUR PLACE TAMPA TAMPA ISLAND PLACE CONDO GENERAL BAY PARKCREST Waterside, Embassy Suites, and DE LEON ST. HOSPITAL JACKSON’S HARBOUR PLACE BISTRO-BAR-SUSHI TampaStarbucks Convention (2 min), MarriottCenter (3-5 500 HARBOUR ISLAND WESTIN ICON THE PLAZA HARBOUR ISLAND ONE HARBOUR HOTEL PLACE SWANN AVE. DAVIS ISLANDS BRIDGE D AV KNIGHTS RUN RD. HARBOUR PLACE IS S HARBOUR ISLAND BLVD GETTING AROUND • Pirate Water Taxi connects B ISLAND WALK CONDO LV CITY HOMES D . HARBOUR ISLAND min), Amalie Arena (8 min) ATHLETIC CLUB at Harbour Island, with stops along the river and Channelside • Coast Bike Share hub just steps HARBOUR COURT CONDO HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY away COLLEGE ISLAND HOMES DOWNTOWNER DAVIS BLVD COLUMBIA DRIVE Seddan Channel THE HOMES AT HARBOUR BAY MARJORIE PARK ADALIA AVE S BENEFICIAL DR HARBOUR HOMES DAVIS ISLAND Hillsborough Bay GARDEN CLUB PORT ROYAL AT HARBOUR ISLAND KEYS AT Sparkman Channel BERING ST HARBOUR ISLAND Owned & managed by: MARJORIE PARK MARINA ST TROPEZ AT HARBOUR ISLAND LE C HARBOURSIDE AT DEREK JETER’S IR C HARBOUR ISLAND HOUSE E A M L A C H R I A C B BA FFIN AV IC E LT BA DAVIS BLVD E V or contact: A twoharbourplacetampa.com D S V U THE POINTE AT L O B R S O HARBOUR ISLAND I H V P A S D O . B For officeW availability, visit 220 East Jim Moler Deana Beer E AV + 1 813 387 1308S + 1 813 387 1298 O AD RB ATM BA [email protected] [email protected] DRIVE BISCAYNE AVE DANUBE AVE GAS STATION CHESAPEAK AVE BLANCA AVE Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc. A licensed real estate broker. CYPRUS AVE © 2018 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. AllCHIPPEWA information AVE contained herein is from sources deemed reliable; however, no representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof. .
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