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THE SHOPS at LIBERTY PLACE Where Center City Meets THE SHOPS AT LIBERTY PLACE Where Center City Meets 1625 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103 300,000 rd Daytime Largest downtown population in the Population 1,000,000+ 3 country Convention Attendees xciting retail and restaurant options, unprecedented residential development and newly transformed outdoor spaces E CENTER CITY IN have brought a surge of urban activity to Center THE PRESS City Philadelphia — and The Shops at Liberty Place is at the center of it all. #1 US City to visit in 2015 — NEW YORK TIMES 2015 #2 Best Shopping City $ in the World 110,000+ — CONDE NAST TRAVELER + Average Household 2015 3,000,000 Income Annually Occupied Hotel Room Nights America’s Next Great Food City —TRAVEL & LEISURE 2015 185,000 Residents BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PARKWAY CULTURAL LOGAN CIRCLE ATTRACTIONS Liberty Place COMCAST CENTER 5 MINUTE WALKING RADIUS PENNSYLVANIA COMCAST INNOVATION CONVENTION CENTER AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER AREA FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SUBURBAN STATION REGIONAL RAIL Square Feet of MARKET STREET WEST ONE LIBERTY PLACE O!ce Space OFFICE CORRIDOR TWO LIBERTY PLACE DILWORTH PLAZA PHILADELPHIA 2m MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN CITY HALL Westin Philadelphia THE WESTIN MACY’S THE SHOPS AT RITZ CARLTON LIBERTY PLACE HOTEL PALOMAR 294 rooms W/ELEMENT HOTEL HOTEL SOFITEL WALNUT/CHESTNUT RETAIL ZONE th UNION LEAGUE RITTENHOUSE SQUARE HYATT AT MIDTOWN VILLAGE 57 THE BELLVUE RESTAURANT/RETAIL ZONE SPORTING CLUB floor AT THE BELLVUE DOUBLETREE HOTEL AVENUE OF 122 condos THE ARTS KIMMEL CENTER FOR The Residences at THE PERFORMING ARTS Two Liberty s the region’s most well-known mixed use real Main entrance at busiest corner in Center City estate complex, Liberty Place is not only implicitly 150,000 A associated with Center City but it is uniquely Spectacular rotunda skylight Square Feet of First-Class positioned as the epicenter of downtown commercial Highly sought after food court Retail Space activity. Most notably, at Liberty Place’s foundation is the most extensive retail collection in Center City, The Shops Iconic Center City shopping destination at Liberty Place. 30,400 average daily pedestrians at 16th & Chestnut Parking Spaces759 Retailers and Restaurants 2,000+ $1 Billion + Total Annual Apparel Expenditures 2015/2016 CENTER CITY OPENINGS Warby Parker Old Navy Bonobos Michael Kors Soulcycle Pandora Drybar Rag & Bone Indochino New Balance Under Armour Bloomingdale’s Outlet THE LATEST SHOPPING SPECIALTY & AT THE SHOPS Aldo SERVICES AT LIBERTY PLACE Aveda Dentex Dental Group Orangetheory Fitness Bath & Body Works GNC Hai Street Kitchen Bloomingdale’s, The Outlet Store Godiva Chocolatier Bloomingdale’s, The Outlet Store The Children’s Boutique Ideal Image Ai Ramen Claire’s Orangetheory Fitness Chipotle Destination Maternity Style of Man Express DINING J.Crew Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Ai Ramen Kiehl’s Au Bon Pain Loft Bain’s Deli Sunglass Hut Cafe Spice The Body Shop Chick-fil-A Victoria’s Secret Chipotle The Watch Company Great Wraps Hai Street Kitchen Kato’s Cajun Master Wok Ruby Tuesday Restaurant Saladworks Saxbys Co"ee Smoothie King Subway Za"ron Mediterranean Grill & Hummus Bar One Liberty Observation Deck One Liberty Observation Deck FIRST LEVEL AVAILABILITIES SECOND LEVEL AVAILABILITIES www.shopsatliberty.com 1625 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103 STEVEN H. GARTNER Managing Director, Retail Leasing T + 1 215 561 8900 [email protected] LARRY STEINBERG Executive Vice President T +1 215 279 9791 [email protected] MALLORY SCACCETTI Associate T + 1 484 567 2468 [email protected] CHRISTINA ZIPF Associate T +1 215 279 9783 [email protected] !" #$%&" '()*+" ,-./" 0123" 2-45678925-" 183" :;;-" 5:982-;<" IURPVRXUFHVEHOLHYHGUHOLDEOH:HKDYHQRWYHULÀHGLWDQG 78=;" -5" >?868-9;;+" @8668-9A" 56" 6;B6;3;-98925-" 8:5?9" 29/" C-A" B65D;.925-3+" 5B2-25-3+" 833?7B925-3" 56" ;392789;3" ?3;<" 86;"456";E87BF;"5-FA"8-<"<5"-59"6;B6;3;-9"91;".?66;-9"56" 4?9?6;"B;645678-.;"54"91;"B65B;69A/"G5?"8-<"A5?6"8<H23563" 315?F<".5-<?.9"8".86;4?F+"2-<;B;-<;-9"2-H;392>8925-"54"91;" B65B;69A"95"<;9;672-;"95"A5?6"3892348.925-"91;"3?298:2F29A"54" 91;"B65B;69A"456"A5?6"-;;<3/" '()*"8-<"91;"'()*"F5>5"86;"3;6H2.;"786=3"54"'()*+",-./" DQGRU LWV DIÀOLDWHG RU UHODWHG FRPSDQLHV LQ WKH 8QLWHG I989;3" 8-<" 591;6" .5?-962;3/" CFF" 591;6" 786=3" <23BF8A;<" 5-" 9123"<5.?7;-9"86;"91;"B65B;69A"54"91;26"6;3B;.92H;"5@-;63/ J15953"1;6;2-"86;"91;"B65B;69A"54"91;26"6;3B;.92H;"5@-;63" 8-<"?3;"54"91;3;"278>;3"@2915?9"91;";EB6;33"@6299;-".5-3;-9" 54"91;"5@-;6"23"B6512:29;</.
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