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888 West Big Beaver, Troy Retail Package.Indd TROY CITY CENTER WEST BIG BEAVER 888888 TROY, MICHIGAN PROPERTY FEATURES 300,000 SF 1840 272 Luxury 55,000 SF Offi ce Parking Spaces Apartments Retail AREA FEATURES SOMERSET COLLECTION $100,000 25 Million SF + 1 Mile from Troy City Center Average Household Income Offi ce Space on + 180 Specialty Stores 1,3 & 5 Miles Big Beaver Corridor + 1,450,000 SF Retail + Sales $1,000 SF 1,400 Big Beaver + Luxury Shopping & Dining Destination Hotel Rooms In Dining Corridor Travel Area + The Capital Grille ANCHOR STORES + Fogo De Chao Neiman + Morton’s Marcus + Ruth’s Chris Gucci 117,000 + Yard House (Coming Soon) Nordstom Daytime workers + J Alexander’s Saks Fifth in 3 Miles Avenue + Eddie V’s Macy’s + Shake Shack + Season’s 52 (Coming Soon) Louis Vuitton Burberry Tiffany & Co. PAGE 2 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN AERIAL MAP MAJOR RETAILERS LANDMARKS SIGNATURE RESTAURANTS MAJOR OFFICE BUILDINGS MAJOR OFFICE BUILDINGS (Continued) HOTELS 1 Nordstrom 1 Somerset Collection North 1 J. Alexander’s 1 Sheffi eld Offi ce Park IV (249,565 SF) 17 City Center (297,530 SF) 1 Somerset Inn (250 Rooms) 2 Saks Fifth Avenue 2 Somerset Collection South 2 BRIO Tuscan Grille 2 Sheffi eld Offi ce Park III (153,377 SF) 18 Huntington Bank (166,000 SF) 2 Hilton Garden Inn (114 Rooms) 3 Neiman Marcus 3 Troy Community Center 3 P.F. Changs 3 Sheffi eld Offi ce Park II (110,140 SF) 19 PNC Center (535,000 SF) 3 Hampton Inn & Suites (122 Rooms) 4 Macy’s 4 Children’s Hospital 4 The Capital Grille 4 Sheffi eld Offi ce Park I (149,134 SF) 20 Woodcrest Offi c Park (119,000 SF) 4 Candlewood Suites (118 Rooms) 5 LA Fitness 5 Eddie V’s Prime Seafood 5 Troy Place (142,853 SF) 21 Handleman Bldg (147,609 SF) 5 Drury Inn & Suites (217 Rooms) 6 REI 6 Maggiano’s Little Italy 6 Troy Place (163,344 SF) 22 Kirts Bldg (100,000 SF) 6 Detroit Marriott (350 Rooms) 7 Nordstrom’s Rack 7 Benihana 7 Troy Place (163,390 SF) 23 Columbia Center I (254,978 SF) 7 Hawthorn Suites (152 Rooms) 8 The Container Store 8 Season’s 52 8 Troy Place (261,233 SF) 24 Columbia Center II (251,620 SF) 9 Offi ce Depot 9 Yard House 9 Bank of America (422,155 SF) 25 Liberty Center (142,170 SF) 10 Fresh Thyme Farmers Market 10 Morton’s The Steakhouse 10 Sommerset Place Tower II (165,000 SF) 26 Liberty Center (149,976 SF) 11 The Melting Pot 11 Sommerset Place Tower I (215,000 SF) 27 PentaCentre Bldg D&E (283,826 SF) 12 Shake Shack 12 Butterfi eld Offi ce Center (111,941 SF) 28 The Centennial (330,495 SF) 13 Ruth’s Chris Steak House 13 Wilshire Plaza West (188,586 SF) 29 PentaCentre Bldg C (152,211 SF) 14 Fogo de Chao 14 Kelly Services (180,500 SF) 30 PentaCentre Bldg B (146,639 SF) 15 Kona Grill 15 Wilshire Plaza North (161,039 SF) 31 PentaCentre Bldg A (149,239 SF) 16 Sedona Taphouse 16 Wilshire Plaza (186,954 SF) COOLIDGE HWY LIVERNOIS RD 15 1 13 2 8 9 16 3 8 9 10 2 1 3 3 9 10 4 25 26 1 1 4 4 6 BIG BEAVER RD 5 11 12 4 15 16 31 BIG BEAVER RD 14 28 6 7 14 18 5 30 5 6 7 19 23 24 5 8 2 3 10 11 13 27 29 2 3 1 6 7 2 12 CROOKS RD 7 20 4 21 ROCHESTER RD 22 PAGE 3 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN AERIAL MAP RETAILERS LANDMARKS RESTAURANTS MAJOR OFFICE BUILDINGS HOTELS 1 Troy Community Center 1 Eddie V’s 9 Bonefi sh Grill, 1 Butterfi eld Offi ce 7 Huntington Bank 13 Columbia Center II 1 Hilton Garden Inn 1 AT&T Jersey Mike's & Center (111,941 SF) (166,000 SF) (251,620 SF) (114 Rooms) 2 Children’s Hospital 2 Maggiano's Little Italy Carrabba's 2 La-Z-Boy & Sprint 2 Wilshire Plaza West 8 PNC Center 14 Liberty Center 2 Hampton Inn & Suites 3 Piada & Jimmy Johns 10 Ruth's Chris (188,586 SF) (535,000 SF) (142,170 SF) (122 Rooms) 3 Gorman's 4 Benihana 11 Granite City 3 Kelly Services 9 Woodcrest Offi c Park 15 Liberty Center 3 Drury Inn & Suites 5 Chipotle (180,500 SF) (119,000 SF) (149,976 SF) (217 Rooms) 4 Wilshire Plaza North 10 Handleman Bldg 4 Detroit Marriott 6 Noodles & Company & Pot Belly (161,039 SF) (147,609 SF) (350 Rooms) 7 Einstine Bagles & 5 Wilshire Plaza 11 Kirts Bldg Papa Romano's (186,954 SF) (100,000 SF) 8 Starbucks 6 City Center 12 Columbia Center I (297,530 SF) (254,978 SF) CROOKS RD 4 LIVERNOIS RD 2 1 5 5 2 1 6 4 14 15 7 2 9 BIG BEAVER RD 1 3 1 8 BIG BEAVER RD 11 2 2 4 3 7 3 3 12 13 10 8 1 TROY CENTER DR CENTER TROY 9 10 11 PAGE 4 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PHOTO GALLERY PAGE 5 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PHOTO GALLERY RENDERING OF MOSTLY PARKING DECK 888 W. Big PAGEBeaver 6 Master Plan TROY CITYRendering CENTER, @ New TROY, Parking MICHIGAN Deck PHOTO GALLERY PAGE 7 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PHOTO GALLERY RENDERING OF MOSTLY PARKING DECK 888 W. Big PAGEBeaver 8 Master Plan TROY CITYRendering CENTER, @ New TROY, Parking MICHIGAN Deck PHOTO GALLERY PAGE 9 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN SITE PLAN 272 NEW APARTMENTS NEW 1,468 SPACE PARKING DECK CROOKS ROAD 186 (90 MINUTE) SPACES AT GRADE LEVEL MASSAGE FITNESS 4,750 SF SPA 300,000 SF EXISTING OFFICE CENTER 17,860 SF WILSHIRE DRIVE WEST BIG BEAVER ROAD PAGE 10 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN TIMING PLAN 272 NEW APARTMENTS Restaurant to open Q-4, 2018 Apartments to open Q-4, 2019 Retail Delivery Q-2, 2018 Deck to open Q-2, 2018 Retail Delivery Q-4, 2018 NEW 1,468 SPACE PARKING DECK CROOKS ROAD 186 (90 MINUTE) SPACES AT GRADE LEVEL FITNESS 4,750 SF MASSAGE 300,000 SF EXISTING OFFICE SPA CENTER 17,860 SF WILSHIRE DRIVE WEST BIG BEAVER ROAD PAGE 11 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PARKING PLAN 59 SPACES PARKING COUNT SUMMARY 272 NEW APARTMENTS Deck-Grade Level (90 Minute Parking): 186 Parking Lot-Grade Level: 372 Deck-Floors 2-8: 1,282 OVERALL SPACES: 1,840 123 NEW 1,468 SPACE PARKING DECK CROOKS ROAD SPACES 186 (90 MINUTE) SPACES AT GRADE LEVEL MASSAGE FITNESS 300,000 SF EXISTING OFFICE 4,750 SF SPA CENTER 45 SPACES 88 56 17,860 SF SPACES SPACES WILSHIRE DRIVE WEST BIG BEAVER ROAD PAGE 12 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PAD RETAIL - NORTH ELEVATION TENANT TENANT TENANT PAGE 13 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PAD RETAIL - ISOMETRICS PAGE 14 TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN PAD RETAIL - F L O O R P L A N 12345678910 11 12 13 14 15 1412 E. 11 Mile Rd. | Royal Oak, MI 48067 P: 248.414.9270 F: 248.414.9275 L www.kriegerklatt.com 2 3 4 5 6 7 7.8 8 Client: Unicorp National Development, Inc. 7940 Via Dellagio Way, Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32819 K 177 SF 216 SF 360 SF Project: The Shops At Big Beaver PATIO PATIO PATIO 888 West Big Beaver Troy, MI 48084 A LS LS Issued Description By J 14' - 7 1/2" B LS LS LS LS H 21' - 9" S C G Restaurant "A" Retail "A" Retail "B" Retail "C" Retail "D" Retail "E" City Barbeque S N 3539 SF 1396 SF 1445 SF 3888 SF 1442 SF 2575 SF 3577 SF IO S N E IMENSION IMENSION IM 91' - 3" D 92' - 9" E 91' - 8 3/8" 21' - 0" 95' - 0 1/4" 94' - 3 3/4" ID S LEASE DIMENSION LEASE INSIDE D LEASE D LEASE IN IMENSION IMENSION IMENSION IMENSION IMENSION IMENSION IMENSION 79' - 8 1/4" 77' - 2 3/4" 77' - 8 5/8" 77' - 9 1/4" 77' - 9 1/4" 77' - 4 5/8" 77' - 4 5/8" 79' - 7 1/4" F LEASE D LEASE LEASE D LEASE LEASE DIMENSION LEASE D LEASE INSIDE D INSIDE D INSIDE D D INSIDE D OS OS OS OS OS S S S S S S M M M OS S S S S S S M M M S S S OS S S S M M OS OS M M OS OS S M S M S S S S OS E Seal: 33' - 0" D.5 36' - 3 3/8" 17' - 4 1/8" 17' - 11 3/8" 48' - 0" 17' - 10 5/8" 27' - 4" D.6 INSIDE DIMENSION INSIDE DIMENSION INSIDE DIMENSION INSIDE DIMENSION INSIDE DIMENSION INSIDE DIMENSION 36' - 8 3/4" 17' - 11 3/8" 18' - 6 3/4" 48' - 7 1/8" 18' - 5 7/8" 27' - 11 1/4" LEASE DIMENSION LEASE DIMENSION LEASE DIMENSION LEASE DIMENSION LEASE DIMENSION LEASE DIMENSION D S L L S L S L L E S E.5 S Note: L F S 2' - 4 1/2" Do not scale drawings. Use calculated dimensions only. 108 SF 90 SF 167 SF 171 SF 193 SF 180 SF 300 SF 234 SF 394 SF Verify existing conditions in field. PATIO PATIO PATIO PATIO PATIO PATIO PATIO PATIO PATIO North Arrow: C Sheet Title: 1 LOD B Project Number: 17-133 A LOD PAGE 15 Sheet Number: TROY CITY CENTER, TROY, MICHIGAN A.105 FLOOR PLAN - PARKING DECK RETAIL PLAN NOTES: 1.
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