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RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE www.KowitRealEstate.com THE UNION BUILDING 1836 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Property Highlights Demographics: 2,000 SF of retail space fronting busy Estimated Daytime Average HH Euclid Avenue Population Employees Income 3 Miles: 79,490 3 Miles: 8,789 3 Miles: $32,600 Located in the heart of Cleveland State University’s Campus 5 Miles: 258,903 5 Miles: 14,166 5 Miles: $35,299 7 Miles: 498,004 7 Miles: 333,020 7 Miles: $43,760 The historic Union Building was built in 1913 and renovated in 2012 The Union Building consists of first floor retail and 7 floors of office Just blocks from Playhouse Square and The 9- Cleveland’s first urban resort ASHTABULA CLEVELAND SANDUSKY Contact Agents: AKRON YOUNGSTOWN NORTHEAST, OHIO NORTHEAST, Amy Doroba 216.514.1400 x124 CANTON [email protected] Kowit & Company Real Estate Group | 216.514.1400 | [email protected] | www.kowitrealestate.com The Union Building RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE 1836 Euclid Avenue AERIAL & SITE PLAN Cleveland, Ohio Krenzler Field East Fourth Street 17,229 Students 820,000 in Attendance (2011) 1.8 Million in Attendance (2011) PROPERTY AERIAL PROPERTY SITE PLANSITE Contact Agents: 6009-B Landerhaven Drive, Suite B Amy Doroba Mayfield Heights, Ohio 44124 216.514.1400 x124 P: 216.514.1400 | www.kowitrealestate.com [email protected] The Union Building RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE 1836 Euclid Avenue CSU CAMPUS MAP Cleveland, Ohio CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MAP THE LANGSTON RG WG CE DODGE COURT DODGE CG ATM & DODGE COURT BRANCH EG MB CSU ARTS CAMPUS: ART, DANCE, THEATRE 22 UG AT MG PALACE, STATE, AND 66 IDEA OHIO 21 CAMPUS411 CENTER EASTSTREET 13TH EASTSTREET 12TH AG THEATERS ALL-IN-ONE (EASTBOUND ONLY) UN BLDG. 4 EAST 14TH STREET BLDG. Union 1 HURON RD. E. SWINGOS COURT FUTURE HOME OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS Building CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN PG HEALTH PROFESSIONS WELCOME CENTER BLDG. BLDG. 2 3 40 BOLIVAR ROAD TRANSIT CENTER EAST 14TH STREET ERIE COURT CSU CAMPUS MAP CSU SG 80 REVISED 8/20/13 SUMNER AVENUE KEY TO BUILDINGS PARKING For current pricing Alphabetical and lot updates, visit Listing CAMPUS MAP KEY www.csuohio.edu/ parking AMC Annex ........................................................................ AA Music & Communication ..................................... MU Parker Hannifin Administration Center ........................... AC Waetjen Auditorium, Drinko Recital Hall Visitors to Campus may pre-pay for parking by the hour in Lot 22 (Student Center). Pay-as-you-exit parking is available in South Parker Hannifin Hall ......................................................... PH Garage (SG) and Prospect Garage (PG). Short-term metered parking is available on city streets, E. 24th Street and Lot 66. Meters Allen Theater ..................................................................... AT accept U.S. quarters only. Arts Campus Parking and Transportation Services .............................. EC Art Gallery ........................................................................ AG Physical Education.................................................. PE Faculty, Staff and Students may purchase a prepaid parking hangtag via CampusNet for the campus core (Green) or perimeter Robert Busbey Natatorium, Woodling Gymnasium parking (White). Evening hangtags are available for access after 5 PM only. Daily parking is allowed with prepaid Green or White Business Building ............................................... BU Plant Annex ...................................................................... PA scratch-off permits available in the parking office. Overnight parking is not included. Cash may be accepted by booth attendants on Monte Ahuja College of Business Saturdays or during special events. Campus Safety ................................................................. CS Plant Services .................................................................. PS , either temporary or long term, is required for parking in areas designated for persons with Cleveland State Police Recreation Center................................................. RC State of Ohio Disabled Parking Permit disabilities. CSU has more than 160 spaces. Please note that a proper payment is required. Permits can be obtained from the Ohio Chester Building............................................................... CB Rhodes Tower ........................................................ RT BMV, http://bmv.ohio.gov/ Chester Building Annex .................................................... CA Rhodes West.................................................................... RW Parking is offered based upon availability. All hangtags and daily usage scratch-off permits must be purchased in advance. Cole Center .......................................................................CE Science Building ............................................................... SI Parking Fees and Policies are applicable at all times. The Parking Office is located in Euclid Commons. Parking lot use Euclid Commons............................................................... EC Science & Research Center................................. SR parameters are subject to change. Check www.csuohio.edu/parking for updates. Welcome Center; Undergraduate, Graduate and International Student Center ................................................................. SC Admissions; Parking & Transportation Services, Residence Life Viking Outfitters — CSU Books and Spiritwear Lot Hangtag Scratch-Off Lot Hangtag Scratch-Off Fenn Hall (Formerly Stilwell Hall) ........................... FH Union Building .................................................................. UN 10 W E W EG* G E G Washkewicz College of Engineering NEOMED Campus at CSU, Health/Counseling Services 11 W E W MG** G G Fenn Tower ............................................................ FT Urban Building....................................................... UR Health Sciences ............................................................... HS Glickman-Miller Hall, Maxine Goodman Levin 20 G E G PG* G Hangtag; Visitors Parking (hourly rate) Heritage Hall .................................................................... HA College of Urban Affairs 21 Disabled Parking RG** Visitors Parking (meters only) Julka Hall ........................................................................... JH Wallingford Building......................................................... WA 22** Visitors; PayStation (exact change only) SG* G / W Hangtag; Visitors Parking (hourly rate) College of Education and Human Services Wolstein Center............................................................... WO 40 Metered & Disabled Parking UG** G G School of Nursing Bert L. & Iris S. Wolstein Center, Henry A. Goodman Arena MAP KEY 50 W E W WG* G E G Keith Building (Temporary)................................................ KB Wolstein Center Pavilion & Banquet Center................... WP 51 W E W Law Building ........................................................ LB Gerald H. Gordon Conference Pavilion Bert L. Wolstein Hall, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law 54 W E W Parking Key: Color Key: Law Library ............................................................ LL 57 W E W Disabled parking spaces available W White .......................................... Emergency Telephones 61 G E G Library .............................................................................. RT ............................................ Bike Rack Locations * Garage parking G Green Michael Schwartz Library 62 G E G ** Under the building parking E Evening .............................. RTA Health Line Stop Locations MAGNET Building .............................................................. CM 66 Hourly Meters Alternatives to CSU Parking: Main Classroom Building ..................................... MC ...................................................... Zipcar Location 80 W E W Mather Mansion............................................................... MM 1) Choose RTA, 2) use metered parking (managed by the City ...................................... RTA Trolley Stop Locations 90 W E W of Cleveland), 3) choose a private company neighborhood Middough Building........................................................... MB Arts Campus .................................... Neighborhood Parking Lots CG* G E G parking lot, or 4) borrow a Zipcar on campus 24/7! ................................................... Huntington Bank ATM Cleveland State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution ©2014 CSU 140023 Rev. 1/15/14 Contact Agents: 6009-B Landerhaven Drive, Suite B Amy Doroba Mayfield Heights, Ohio 44124 216.514.1400 x124 P: 216.514.1400 | www.kowitrealestate.com [email protected] SUMMARY PROFILE 2000-2010 Census, 2013 Estimates with 2018 Projections The Union Building Calculated usingRETAIL Proportional Block GroupsSPACE FOR LEASE 1836 Euclid Avenue Prepared BAREAy Kowit & Comp aMAPny Real Estate Group Cleveland, Ohio Lat/Lon: 41.0759/-81.5222 RS1 22 E Exchange Street 3 Miles 5 Miles 7 Miles 5.00 (mins) Akron, Ohio 2013 Estimated Population 119,476 231,339 341,682 129,410 2018 Projected Population 117,388 227,188 335,529 127,137 N O 2010 Census Population 120,318 233,002 344,144 130,325 I T A 2000 Census Population 136,396 251,496 362,333 147,276 L U P Projected Annual Growth 2013 to 2018 -0.3% -0.4% -0.4% -0.4% O P Historical Annual Growth 2000 to 2013 -1.0% -0.6% -0.4% -0.9% 2013 Median Age 34.4 36.6 38.5 34.7
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