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Cultural District | Fort Worth, Texas CULTURAL DISTRICT | FORT WORTH, TEXAS OPENED IN 2007, CROCKETT ROW spans five city blocks currently containing 275,000 SF of retail, 100,000 SF of office and 540 apartments. Today, the final phase is underway, encompassing a redevelopment and refinement of the existing property, as well as the addition of new retail space and luxury residences. Crockett Row is an open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment experience unlike any place in the city. The tree-lined sidewalks and tailored storefronts fronting the high energy of 7th Street create showcase opportunities for the best national and regional brands. We are currently enhancing the project amenities, hardscape, landscape and building architecture. We are also implementing a rotating art program and new calendar of promotional events, appointed with a carefully selected mix of shops, boutiques, inspired restaurants, entertainment venues, premier offices, and high-style apartment residences. 82 56 75 35 RAY ROBERTS LAKE COOPER LAKE 380 67 121 LITTLE ELM LEGACY WEST 78 RESERVOIR SHOPS AT LEGACY DNT 75 LAKE LAVON 114 114 67 president g e GRAPEVINE o 78 r LAKE g e b 170 u sh tu 121 r n p i ke SOUTHLAKE 69 TOWN SQUARE 34 GALLERIA 35W 35E 287 276 19 276 276 30 NORTHPARK 161 MALL 114 LAKE TAWAKONI 199 121 635 205 DNT LAKE RAY HUBBARD 183 75 NORTHEAST MALL WEST VILLAGE 820 360 HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE 121 80 FORT WORTH 30 312 ARLINGTON DALLAS HIGHLANDS MTN 20 l UNIVERSITY PARK CREEK 30 ai r LAKE LAKE t VILLAGE / WEST BEND 80 m 12 l ARLINGTON 175 o 20 s i SHOPS AT CLEARFORK h c 45 20 20 HULEN 360 820 MALL 35E JOE POOL LAKE BENBROOK LAKE 35W 377 67 1 20 ,89 ,546 ON: 1 TRADE AREA POPULATI 45 79 287 377 67 35W 35E 287 SPRING CREEK RESERVE 3-MILE RADIUS 5-MILE RADIUS 10-MILE RADIUS 90,282 Population 266,673 Population 868,756 Population 35,900 Households 94,334 Households 315,875 Households $78,003 Average HHI $67,876 Average HHI $67,503 Average HHI 35 Median Age 33 Median Age 34 Median Age 160,768 Daytime Demo 294,993 Daytime Demo 664,014 Daytime Demo 5-MINUTE RADIUS 10-MINUTE RADIUS TRADE AREA 68,777 Population 351,801 Population 1,546,891 Population 28,100 Households 125,116 Households 566,777 Households $84,629 Average HHI $67,874 Average HHI $75,440 Average HHI 35 Median Age 33 Median Age 35 Median Age 109,894 Daytime Demo 241,958 Daytime Demo 1,073,642 Daytime Demo 35 820 183 FORT WORTH STOCKYARDS Crestwood 121 Westworth Village Crestline / Rivercrest SUNDANCE SQUARE 183 Westover Hills 30 Ridgmar Trinity Arlington Park 30 Heights Ridglea North Mistletoe Hospital District Heights UNIVERSITY PARK VILLAGE / WEST BEND FORT WORTH ZOO Fairmount 287 Ridglea Hills COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB LAKE IL RA T M Tanglewood L TEXAS CHRISTIAN 377 O S ARLINGTON UNIVERSITY River I Park H SHOPS AT CLEARFORK C C L EAR ER FORK IV TRINITY R 35 Overton Woods 820 HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGES OF • 2015 Population - 835,626 AND • Texas Christian University • UNT Health Sciences Center FORT WORTH • #1 Fastest growing BIG city in the U.S., 15 years in a row UNIVERSITIES • Residential population growth exceeds 40% since 2000 • TCU & UNT M.D. program • #1 “Top U.S. Downtowns” and the #1 “Best Places to • Texas A&M - School of Law Land Work” in 2014 • Texas Wesleyan University • The Trinity River Vision Authority has primed 800 acres • Tarrant County College within a 2 mile radius for development • Tarrant County College - Vocational • Home to Fortune 500 companies and more than 30,000 others - employing almost 600,000 people BAILEY AVE CARROLL ST MONTICELLO LINWOOD MONTGOMERY LEFT BANK AVG HOME PRICE $565K AVG HOME PRICE $450K PLAZA DEVELOPMENT 1,500 NEW APTS, HOTEL, & OFFICE CULTURAL DISTRICT FORT WORTH & WESTERN RAILRD MUSEUM PLACE WEST 7TH ST TO DOWNTOWN & SUNDANCE SQUARE RIVERCREST AVG HOME PRICE $669K UNT HEALTH & FOCH STREET WAREHOUSES SCIENCE CENTER CAMP BOWIE BLVD AMON CARTER MUSEUM UNIVERSITY DR LANCASTER AVE CASA MANANA r THEATER e FARRINGTON iv FIELD R y it TRINITY in PARK r WILL ROGERS T k MEMORIAL CENTER r o F r a le C ARLINGTON HEIGHTS AVG HOME PRICE $354K FORT WORTH CULTURAL Located at University Drive & 7th Street, the epicenter DISTRICT of Fort Worth’s coveted and acclaimed Cultural District, Crockett Row is surrounded by renowned museums, the Will Rogers Memorial Center, shopping, restaurants, professional buildings, luxury apartment communities, as well as the very best of Fort Worth’s established neighborhoods. • 6.5 million tourists visit annually • 2,180,000 square feet of office space in the immediate area • Restaurant & bar sales in the 76107 and 76102 zip codes exceed 30% of citywide total; alcohol sales on average exceed $5MM per month • 4,312 multi-family units and townhomes within one mile • Residential density is 3x the city average. A DYNAMIC MIX OF OVER 1,000,000 SF OF LIVE, WORK, PLAY CATEGORY GLA DINING & ENTERTAINMENT Restaurants (14) 71,581 Theater (Movie Tavern) 36,710 Dining & Entertainment Total 108,291 SHOPS & FITNESS Shops (51 upon completion) 110,389 Fitness (LA Fitness) 44,531 Shops & Fitness Total 154,920 RETAIL 263,211 OFFICE (ONE at West 7th) 127,169 RESIDENTIAL (550 units) 619,973 TOTAL 1,010,353 W. 7TH STREET WINK PINNACLE BANK NE-16A AMAZING AVAIL. NE-14 AVAIL. 607 sf ENVY SALON NC-05 ONI LASH NC-06 AVAILABLE :(67(/0 2,547 sf NE-15 &+ NC-03 755 sf RAMEN BAR LOUIE NC-02 NC-04 1,392 sf NC-07 NE-07 AVAILABLE 3,000 52%,1621 3,945 sf 5,000 sf NE-12 NE-17 NC-01 2,022 sf ELEC. 5,186 sf 11,000 sf sf NW-4 183 sf 3,557 sf 6,503 sf 6,573 sf sf AVAILABLE NE-16B 971 sf CORR. 1,649 sf EYEWORKS RAMP NC BLOCK 543 sf $9,/$%/( 177 RETAIL GARAGE SPACES AVAILABLE NE-06 FUTURE NW- 230 RESIDENTIAL SPACES XFMR 1,197 SF sf SWEET SAMMIES MOVIE THE NE-05 TAVERN BOARDROOM 1,101 SF 7 SCREENS AVAILABLE NC-08 171 sf NE-04 (Level 3) 2,265 sf 661 sf NE-02 PURE BLISS NE BLOCK NW BLOCK NE-03 34,260 sf 750 RETAIL / OFFICE 852 sf 197 RETAIL GARAGE GARAGE SPACES AVAILABLE SPACES AVAILABLE 868 sf 468 sf 216 sf NC-17 196 sf SOCIAL THEATER 130 RESIDENTIAL NW-2 READ'S LA FITNESS UNIVERSITY DRIVE NORTH 951 sf HOUSE LOBBY CLIMATE RAFAIN BRAZILIAN NE-02 (Levels 1 & 2) KONA GRILL SPACES 12,389 sf NC-11 NC-09 BY CD WEST 7TH STEAKHOUSE 1,450 sf NE-01 NW-1 2,370 sf 5,045 sf SERVICE NAIL 7,500 sf NC-20 FLIRT NC-13 AVAILABLE TONI & GUY 44,531 sf NC-19 4,221 sf NC-16 6,600 sf NC-12 NC-10 1,463 sf 1,400 sf 1,200 sf 1,594 sf CROCKETT STREET YVES DELORME &20021'(6. SC-02 AVAILABLE AVAILABLE CORK & PIG AVAILABLE TERRA 1,411 sf SC-04 SE-06 FIRESIDE SC-09 SE-01 SE-02 SC-01 2,865 sf , sf PIES 7,775 SF 5,525 sf 6,295 sf 5,140 sf AVAILABLE SC-03 SC-05 868 sf AVAILABLE 183 sf 4,400 sf 262 sf 1,118 sf 208 sf SE-01A 780 sf STOREFRONT VAN VAN SC BLOCK 230 RETAIL GARAGE SPACES SE BLOCK NORWOOD STREET 230 RESIDENTIAL SPACES 171 RETAIL GARAGE FOCH STREET CURRIE STREET SPACES FRED'S 130 RESIDENTIAL SPACES POOL MORTON STREET WEST 7TH - OVERALL 03-10-17 13160 Project Data Retail: 312,446 sf Peter Jacobsen Office: 103,748 sf [email protected] Residential: 507,839 sf 0 25' 50' 100' 817.732.4000 Total: 924,033 sf SCALE: 1" = 50' Max Holderby Total Parking Spaces: 1,632 Spaces [email protected] (817) 810 9076 University Drive North & West 7th Street Fort Worth, Texas RETAILERS The state-of-the-art clubs of LA Fitness has steadily increased its presence by focusing on the one lifelong AT benefit valued by everyone: good health. They continue to seek innovative ways to enhance the physical and emotional wellbeing of their increasingly diverse membership base. With their wide range of amenities and a highly trained staff, they provide fun, effective workout options to family members of all ages and interests. Movies. Meals. Margaritas. These are all things you may be familiar with, but get ready to be re-acquainted. Because Movie Tavern is revolutionizing the way America experiences eating, drinking and cinema. We’re doing it by providing a robust, in-theater dining service featuring chef-driven menus, premium quality food and drink and luxurious seating that completely transforms your movie going experience. West Elm offers modern furniture and home decor featuring inspiring designs and colors. Create a stylish space with home accessories from west elm. Common Desk provides creative coworking spaces to a diverse community of freelancers, startups, and small companies. Common Desk members are connective, passionate, and hard-working, coming from all walks of life and phases of business to establish a unique place in our coworking community. Flirt Boutique is a place for shoppers to find trendy, affordable, of-the-moment fashions. At Dude, Sweet Chocolate, they concoct, manufacture, distribute, and retail dark chocolate inspired creations. Their product line is fluid and seasonal, but usually contains fudges, truffles, toffees, nuts, artisan chocolates, and anything else their chef decides to improve by introducing it to cacao. Stylish shop featuring the work of a variety of jewelry designers, as well as pieces made in-house.
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