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The Village at South Park THE VILLAGE AT SOUTH PARK 4310 SHARON LANE, UNIT 01 | CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28211 AVAILABLE RETAIL FOR SUBLEASE PROPERTY OVERVIEW THE VILLAGE AT SOUTH PARK Rare opportunity to sublease space at The Village at SouthPark, a mixed-use development located directly adjacent to SouthPark Mall. The Village is a mid- rise building that also includes The Residence at SouthPark, which has 150 premier residential units above 80,000 SF of ground-level, high-end retail. The Village includes tenants like Bulla Gastrobar, The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar, Crate & Barrel, 8 The Salon, Criswell & Criswell Plastic Surgery, Paul Simon, Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa and more. SouthPark is the premier shopping destination on the East Coast between Washington, DC, and Atlanta, making it a popular destination for tourists within a day’s drive of the mall. PROPERTY DETAILS Address 4310 Sharon Lane, Unit 01 | Charlotte, NC 28211 Square Footage +/- 1,942 SF Available Retail for Sublease Use Luxury Retail | Currently a cabinetry showroom Parking Street and parking garage Visibility Excellent visibility on Sharon Rd. Traffic Counts Sharon Rd. | 30,000 VPD Lease Rate Call for Leasing Details DEMOGRAPHICS RADIUS 1 MILE 3 MILE 5 MILE 2019 Population 12,201 93,715 252,967 Avg. Household Income $149,642 $139,207 $113,905 Median Household Income $102,817 $90,477 $72,916 Households 5,999 41,003 112,007 Daytime Employees 23,772 58,549 205,684 This exhibit is provided for illustrative purposes only, and shall not be deemed to be a warranty, SITErepresentation orPLAN agreement by Landlord that the Center, Common Areas, buildings and/or stores will be as illustrated on this exhibit, or that any tenants which may be referenced on this exhibit will at any time be occupants of the Center. Landlord reserves the right to modify size, configuration and occupants of the Center at any time. Sharon Road BULLA WOMEN THE COWFISH THE SHADE STORE MASSAGE AND FAC PAUL SIMON FOR PETER MILLAR PAUL SIMON GASTROBAR HAND AND STONE RESIDENTIAL ACCESS STOP STOP CRISWELL & CRISWELL I.C. LONDON HANS KRUG 1,942 SF RETAIL RETAIL AVAILABLE 8-THE SALON 8-THE TAILORS SLOAN BOUTIQUE SOUTHPARK CLEANERS & RESIDENTIAL ACCESS STOP STOP STOP The Village at SouthPark Current Web Lease Plan 4400 Sharon Road Charlotte NC 28211 Modified: February 17, 2020 CORP # 7598 FLOOR PLAN MARKET OVERVIEW SOUTHPARK CHARLOTTE, NC Located in Charlotte, North Carolina, SouthPark attracts affluent shoppers from neighboring residential areas, its large business district and tourists within a day’s drive from the mall. Visitors to the Charlotte market spend roughly $5.4 billion and $520 million of that is spent on retail. The SouthPark neighborhood is experiencing a boom in development, including 2,100 new apartments, two office towers, and two major mixed-use projects with residences and restaurants, all within walking distance to the mall. Several private country clubs are located within three miles of SouthPark including Myers Park, Carmel, and Quail Hollow. Only six miles south of Uptown Charlotte, SouthPark is situated at the intersection of Sharon and Fairview Roads. The center benefits from its proximity to two major highways that traverse metropolitan Charlotte. I-77 and I-485 provide easy access to the center from the entire market. Located on the perimeter of SouthPark Mall is Symphony Park, where the Charlotte Symphony hosts their summer concert series “Pops in the Park.” Symphony Park hosts numerous festivals such as the Lantern Festival and Great Grape Festival along with community events such as charity walks and family-friendly events each summer. MARKET OVERVEW CONTACT JOSH BEAVER [email protected] (704) 373-9797 THE NICHOLS COMPANY Website www.TheNicholsCompany.com Phone (O) 704.373.9797 (F) 704.373.9798 Address 1204 Central Avenue, Suite 201 Charlotte, NC 28204 This information has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable. While we do not doubt its accuracy, we have not verified it and make no guarantee, warranty or representation to independently confirm its accuracy and completeness..
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