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CLASS a OFFICE SPACE for LEASE | BREWERY PARK CAMPUS Brewery Park Blvd CLASS A OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE | BREWERY PARK CAMPUS Brewery Park Blvd. 1155 Detroit, MI CLASS A OFFICE SPACE • 39,193 SF available on the 4th floor • Additional 26,760 SF available • Easy suburban access via I-75 • Walkable connectivity to Downtown Detroit • Secure campus 24/7 stafed gatehouse • Ample, secure covered parking onsite • Numerous amenities PRESENTED BY Alexander Johnston Simon Matty Viktor Gjonaj OFFICE 248.688.9080 OFFICE 248.688.9080 OFFICE 248.688.9080 MOBILE 248.835.4890 MOBILE 248.210.5270 MOBILE 586.909.8242 E-MAIL [email protected] E-MAIL [email protected] E-MAIL [email protected] WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM BREWERY PARK CAMPUS 1155 BREWERY PARK BOULEVARD DETROIT, MI 48207 Excellent opportunity to join Crain Communications and other tenants in the prestigious and highly-visible Brewery Park Campus. Featuring a five-story Class-A ofce building and adjacent single-story building, Brewery Park is strategically positioned along I-75 and I-375, ofering a rare combination of easy suburban access and walkable connectivity to Downtown Detroit entertainment, business, and residential oferings. The secure campus features a 24/7 stafed gatehouse leading to a beautifully landscaped tree-lined entrance boulevard. Abundant covered parking for employees and visitors surrounds both buildings. Visitors are greeted by the impressive five-story glass atrium lobby with steel and brass accents. Corporate floors ofer stunning views of Downtown Detroit, Eastern Market and Lafayette Park. AVAILABLE SPACE 39,193 SQFT - Fourth Floor (Phase II) Modified U-shape configuration with potential for 14 corner ofces PROPERTY OVERVIEW PROPERTY • • Well suited to satisfy a diverse range of needs • Extensive glass and impressive views of downtown Detroit 19,494 SQFT – Suite 100 (Phase I) • Potential for up to three private entrances • High ceilings, easily configurable floor plans • Signage potential facing Gratiot Ave. 7,266 SQFT – Suite D (Phase I) • Raised floor • Ideal data center WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Class A ofce space • 39,193 SF available for lease on the 4th floor of the Phase II building • 26,760 SF available for lease in Phase I building • Rare combination of easy suburban access via I-75 and excellent walkable connectivity to Downtown Detroit • Secure campus with 24/7 stafed gatehouse • Ample, secure covered parking onsite • Numerous amenities including café serving breakfast and lunch, meeting room, fitness center, 24-hour sundry shop and more PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS PROPERTY WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COMWWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM AMENITIES • Impressive five-story atrium lobby with steel and polished brass accents • Conferencing facility/meeting room available for tenant reservation • Newly renovated café with extensive breakfast and lunch menu, outdoor patio seating • 24-hour sundry shop • Newly renovated 24-hour fitness center with locker rooms and showers • On-site property management • Energy Star Certified PROPERTY AMENITIES PROPERTY WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM LOCATION • Easy access to and from suburbs via I-75 • Surrounded by residential and retail developments in Eastern Market, Brush Park, Lafayette Park • Highly walkable and bike friendly to nearby Ford Field, Comerica Park, Little Caesars Arena, Fox Theater, Campus Martius, Detroit Riverwalk and many more shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. LOCATION WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM STREET MAP WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM CRAIN COMMUNICATIONS PROFILE Crain Communications operates as a trade, consumer, and business publishing company in North America, Europe, and Asia. Among its 55 business, trade, and consumer brands are Ad Age, Automotive News, Autoweek, Crain’s Detroit Business, Crain’s New York Business, Crain’s Chicago Business, Modern Healthcare and Plastics News. It ofers publications, newspapers, magazines, websites, e-newsletters, webcasts, research, data and conferences, digital products, events, marketing services, custom publishing, lead generation, and research and data products. The company was founded in 1916 and is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. OTHER BREWERY PARK TENANTS CURRENT TENANT PROFILES • Garan Ludlow-Miller P.C. • NEPC, LLC • Thomson Reuters • Toyota Motor North America • Navy Recruiting District Michigan HQ • Nolan Transporation Group • Michigan Women Forward • Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COMWWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM 4TH FLOOR (PHASE II) (PHASE 4TH FLOOR WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM SUITE 100 (PHASE I) SUITE 100 (PHASE WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM SUITE D (PHASE I) SUITE D (PHASE WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM PRESENTED BY Alexander Johnston Simon Matty Viktor Gjonaj OFFICE 248.688.9080 OFFICE 248.688.9080 OFFICE 248.688.9080 MOBILE 248.835.4890 MOBILE 248.210.5270 MOBILE 586.909.8242 E-MAIL [email protected] E-MAIL [email protected] E-MAIL [email protected] C O N T A C T S WWW.IMPERIUMCOMMERCIAL.COM.
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