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The Bellevue Collection the One Dynamic Destination That Has It All The Bellevue Collection The One Dynamic Destination That Has It All. Power. Performance. Placemaking. The Bellevue Collection is all About Social and Cultural Placemaking. That’s what we’ve been doing for over four generations. It’s why we are the market leader. We have the vision, the know-how, the experienced teams, the passion and the successes to confidently back-up our commitments to The Collection’s diverse brand family. We do not have a “one size fits all” philosophy. We offer custom solutions and designs to meet the needs of both established and emerging brands. We are about cultivating your brand, your customers and your growth. We do this through intuitive and responsive development and placemaking—always on the forefront—always evolving our connections and conversation with our customers. As your partner, Kemper Development Company doesn’t answer to shareholders. We answer to our customers. We are accountable to our community. We answer to you. That’s key. And that’s why we have the record sales and customer loyalty to prove it. AMAZON BOOKS • ANTHROPOLOGIE • APPLE • ARITZIA • BLUE NILE • BURBERRY • CRATE AND BARREL • DIN TAI FUNG DIANE VON FURSTENBERG • FOGO DE CHÃO • FREE PEOPLE • HENRY’S TAVERN • HENREDON & SCHOENER • HUGO BOSS • INTERMIX JAPONESSA • KATE SPADE NEW YORK • KENDRA SCOTT • THE LAKEHOUSE BY JASON WILSON • LEICA • LULULEMON • MAX MARA MICHAEL KORS • MAC • MICROSOFT • MINI AT BELLEVUE SQUARE • NORDSTROM • ORIGINS • PRESSED JUICERY • SHINOLA SOULCYCLE • TAYLOR SHELLFISH OYSTER BAR • TED BAKER LONDON • TESLA BELLEVUE SQUARE • TIFFANY & CO. • UNIQLO VINCE • W BELLEVUE • WILD GINGER • WILLIAMS – SONOMA • ZARA • 365 BY WHOLE FOODS MARKET The Placemaker for Fashion, Tech, Dining & Entertainment. The Pacific Northwest. The Birthplace of the Entrepreneurial Spirit. The Pacific Northwest is the heartbeat of innovation and ground zero for retail—changing the way the world thinks, searches, purchases. Home to globally influential companies such as: Amazon, Boeing, Microsoft, Nintendo, SubPop and Starbucks as well as retail brands like Nordstrom, Costco, Blue Nile, Filson—these iconic brands have emerged from the authentic Seattle spirit and have been game-changers in business. Bold. Being Better—Not Just Different. The Seattle-Bellevue area was ranked #3 of the 25 best cities for jobs in 2016. —glassdoor Best Cities for Jobs The Bellevue Collection— 23 Million People Visit The Bellevue Collection Annually. Getting it Right. Since 1946, The Collection’s Bellevue Square has been about getting it right. Growing from our initial open-air center to the current 5.5 million square foot portfolio of Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square and Bellevue Place, The Bellevue Collection dominates in all categories. We deliver a cool juxtaposition for our customers—an energetic city vibe without the traditional urban hassle. From our global retail brand mix, to our robust dining and entertainment destination—The Collection provides the region with the ultimate retail resort. W BELLEVUE & RESIDENTIAL OFFICE LUXURY HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL THE WESTIN BELLEVUE (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT) & RESIDENTIAL LINCOLN The Bellevue Collection— SQUARE Dynamic & SOUTH RESIDENTIAL LINCOLN (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT) SQUARE Integrated. NORTH PROPOSED TATEUCHI OFFICE PERFORMING ARTS OFFICE CENTER • Over 200 Global, Local and Innovative Retail Brands BELLEVUE SQUARE • 50 Destination Dining and Nightlife Venues BELLEVUE PLACE • 30 Quick Service Food and Café Spots HYATT REGENCY BELLEVUE NORDSTROM • 1.7 Million sf of Class A Office Space FUTURE • 1,315 Luxury & Modern Guest Rooms at DEVELOPMENT Hyatt Regency Bellevue, The Westin Bellevue and W Bellevue • 360 Luxury Residential Homes • 12,500 Parking Spaces (free retail parking) • 22 Theater Screens at Two Luxe Cinemas • All Connected by 3 Sky Bridges and 2 Car / Pedestrian Tunnels A 6 Million SF Portfolio Includes Future Expansion 10-Mile Radius • Population: 1,235,139 • Avg. HHI: $115,368 • Avg. Net Worth: $676,850 • Millionaire HHs: 58,570 The Bellevue Collection— We Deliver Your Customer. Attract a Global Mix of Affluence, Lake Washington Innovators and Influencers. Puget Sound Lake Sammamish 10-Mile Radius The Bellevue The Mall at South Coast Northpark Collection Short Hills Plaza Household Income $500,000+ 14,491 14,136 12,631 11,381 Household Income $150,000+ 111,261 92,068 97,578 66,685 Average Household Income $115,368 $110,813 $106,704 $87,225 Average Net Worth $676,850 $790,724 $688,334 $482,441 2017 Average Household Income Top 20 Wealthiest Millionaire Households 58,570 48,850 54,682 38,374 • 19 of 22 Wealthiest Zip Codes are in the Primary Market (Eastside) $115,000+ • Over 58,000 Millionaire Households within a 10-mile Radius $100,000 – $114,999 Total Population 1,235,139 1,282,709 1,701,742 1,351,311 • All Eastside Zip Codes have an Avg. HHI of over $110,000 Under $99,000 Sophisticated & Emerging Projected Buying Population Growth 7.43% Power— For Seattle / Bellevue and Eastside by 2022 It’s Here. (Projected pop. of 1.77 million) Affluent. Well-Traveled. Stylish. Educated. Adventurous. Who are They? Power Elite 12.8% 105,000 Households Flourishing Families 8.8% Booming with Confidence 19.7% $200K+ Thriving Boomers 12.2% Young City Solos 21.6% Millionaire HHs are projected to grow by 16% by 2022 Singles and Starters 11.5% Mosaic psychographic groups Employee Population 125,977 Current daytime employee base within a 3-mile radius 11 1 1 Bellevue Place 4 10 Bellevue 5 7 6 5 Square Lincoln Daytime Scene. Square 3 2 1 11 Downtown Vibe. Transit Center 3 2 12 9 The Seattle region is widely recognized for its 8 2 explosive market growth—in all sectors. The accompanying boom in Bellevue is no less 4 dramatic. And The Bellevue Collection dominates 8 9 the downtown day scene—attracting a mix of 10 entrepreneurial-minded professionals, locally and internationally. 6 They make The Bellevue Collection their work scene by day and their social hub for dining and 12 entertainment by night—bringing 24/7 energy and activation. Influencers 5 & Innovators. 7 • 50,000 employees within walking distance Key • 14,000 downtown Bellevue residents • 3,559 hotel rooms Hotels Corporate Offices Residential 1 Hyatt Regency Bellevue 7 The Hotel Bellevue 1 Smartsheet 7 Paccar 10 Apptio 1 One Lincoln Tower 2 The Westin Bellevue 8 Marriott 2 Amazon 8 Valve 11 Dreambox 2 Two Lincoln Tower 3 W Bellevue 9 Hampton Inn & Suites 3 Concur 8 Pokemon Company 12 Bungie 4 Courtyard Bellevue 10 Marriott AC Hotel 4 Expedia 8 Samsung Over 14,000 downtown 5 Hilton Bellevue 11 Silver Cloud Inn 5 Microsoft 8 WeWork residents 6 Sheraton Bellevue 12 Red Lion Hotel 6 Symetra 9 Morgan Stanley One Retail Powerhouse. 200 Contemporary, Global & Emerging Brands. Redefining the Retail Experience. Fresh Deconstruction: Tech and Lifestyle Brands Create Immersive Spaces to Tell Their Story. The Dining Destination— Pacific Northwest to Globally-Inspired. The Lakehouse by Jason Wilson Din Tai Fung Fogo de Chão VIVO 53 Wild Ginger Earls Kitchen & Bar Moksha Indian Cuisine Pearl Seafood & Oyster Bar Japonessa 13 Coins Restaurant 24-7 Taylor Shellfish Oyster Bar Commerce + Community = Culture. Events & Promotions Placemaking is so much more than bricks and mortar—or just great design and a great brand lineup. Throughout the year, The Collection delivers a high-profile series of iconic events, supported financially by Kemper Development Company. In addition, seasonal fashion, décor and cultural events keep Bellevue Square activated— celebrating The Pacific Northwest’s growing global diversity all year long. For us, community partnership is key. Iconic Events • Fashion Week consistently draws sell-out crowds with a spectacular series of runway shows, trend events and VIP shopping parties. • Snowflake Lane, a celebration of lights and music, runs nightly throughout the holidays, attracting over 300,000 visitors. • One of the largest juried art fairs on the West Coast, The Bellevue Arts Museum Fair draws 350,000 visitors over a three-day weekend. Fashion Week Lunar New Year Snowflake Lane Bellevue Arts Museum Fair Continue the Conversation. If you’re seeking a proven sales history, one of the best regional growth stories in the country, an entrepreneurial environment, and a family-owned company that can make independent decisions, The Bellevue Collection and Kemper Development Company may be just the right fit for your brand. To connect further, please contact: Jana Koeberle Howard McQuaid Kevin Schreck 425.646.3660 bellevuecollection.com bellevuecollection.com BELLEVUE SQUARE BELLEVUE PLACE LINCOLN SQUARE © 2017 Kemper Development Company.
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