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Retail Brochure schuylkillyards.com BY BRANDYWINE REALTY TRUST The Vision Schuylkill Yards transforms 14 acres adjacent to Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station, replacing parking lots with a vibrant 6.9 million SF neighborhood of parks, lifestyle experiences, and workspaces intentionally designed for productivity and wellbeing. Building upon our country’s historic values of invention, equity, entrepreneurship and courage, Schuylkill Yards introduces the next chapter for Philadelphia. Here, we are connecting people and communities, uniting bold brands with driven, entrepreneurial minded talent. Our vision is executed by the world’s best architects, engineers, planners and designers, and guided by an intentional, inclusive approach. Now, a new place is rising between Center City and University City—inspiring us to continue building the powerful legacy of Philadelphia. SF of4.8M Work Spaces SF of1.9M Living Spaces SF of Retail132K Experiences 6.5of Greenspace Acres The NEW HEART of America’s First Great City Your New Neighbors Our Neighborhood is Brilliant This is where talent flocks to and people set down roots after graduation. Anchored by several of the nation’s most acclaimed educational and medical institutions, University City continues to thrive as the center for innovation and opportunities. largest 4thpopulation of students in the U.S. with 440,000 students College54% Students Stay in Area after Talent Thrives Here Graduation It just got way easier to recruit the nation's top talent. Here, you are surrounded by Increase115% in College- the risk-takers, boundary-pushers, and educated 25-34 forward-thinkers. These people are driven by Year-olds, 2000-2017 passion and purpose, and they’re seeking like-minded companies and leaders who will push for advances in life sciences, technology and business. Institutions1,650 Participating with Drexel Co-op Program Fall in Love with Our City There is nowhere else in the world like Philly. It is home to some of the country’s most acclaimed arts and culture destinations. James Beard award-winning restaurants dot every corner. Music for all tastes fills concert halls and underground venues every night of the week. The largest urban park system in the world—at 9,200 acres—connects bike trails, walking paths, and pocket parks. Distinct and vibrant neighborhoods can be explored by foot, day and night. It’s the city where people want to live and talent wants to work. Schuylkill Yards sits on the lower banks of the Schuylkill River, which flows for 135 miles through 27 vibrant neighborhoods, and houses 5 trails with 1 million unique visitors each year. A Top “Knowledge Capital” in the USA & Europe One of America’s “Most Fun” Cities Brookings Institution Thrillist One of “20 Best Places 2018 City to Go” in 2018 of the Year TIME Magazine GQ Magazine One of America’s Greatest Eating Cities #2 Best Bon Appétit Place to Visit in the U.S. U.S. News & World Report Philly is an Under-Appreciated Cultural Hotspot Vogue One of America’s Most Diverse Restaurant Cities Forbes University City TRANSIT96 90BIKE WALK92 Score Score Score Commuting is Seamless Schuylkill Yards bridges Center City’s traditional business district and University City’s renowned academic core, serving as the connection point for people, ideas, and business. The site is situated mere steps from Amtrak’s 30th Street Station, which connects the powerful Northeast corridor to the world. Direct Connections to: Amtrak Trolley Lines Regional Rail New Jersey Transit Subway Busiest Amtrak3rd Station Hours1.5 to D.C. Hour1 to NYC Passengers11M Rail13 Lines Bus12 Lines Subway6 & Light Annually Rail Lines The New Heart The New 2 2 3 of UCity69% Residents Walk, Bike or Ride Public Transit to Work ARCH ST 1 JFK BLVD 31st ST 6 4 Parking4,769 Spaces Available in the MARKET ST Schuylkill Yards Area 6th ST 4th ST 10th ST 16th ST 12th ST 30th ST 36th ST 34th ST 20th ST 18th ST 33rd ST BROAD ST CHESTNUT ST CHESTNUT ST of Cira85% Centre Tenants WALNUT ST WALNUT ST Choose Mass Transit to Commute to Work 22nd ST LOCUST ST 8th ST 5 SPRUCE ST 3 Stay on the Move with Transit Options PA Suburbs to Schuylkill Yards 1.1 SEPTA Regional Rail to 30th Street Station Flexibility with 2 FREE Rail Line 2.2 Drive via I-676 Brandywine Shuttles 3.3 Drive via I-76 Rail Lines 3001 Shuttle Bus Ride7 frommin PATCO 2Walk min from 2to I-676min and Rail Lines NJ to Schuylkill Yards 8th & Market Stop 30th St. Station's Direct Access 1.4 PATCO Rail Line to 8th & Market, transfer FMC Shuttle Bus to 3001 JFK Regional Rail to to I-76 Market-Frankford Line to Market-Frankford Line 3001 JFK Trolley Lines 2.5 PATCO Rail Line to 16th & Locust, walk 3,200 Brandywine Shuttle one block to Brandywine's FREE Shuttles Riders Per Month Broad Street Line 3.6 NJ Transit to 30th Street Station CHESTNUT ST MARKET ST Wharton Business School The Sheraton Your New Home University Drexel FMC Tower at University Cira Centre South Bulletin Bldg. University of Pennsylvania WALNUT ST City Offers: The Study Cira Centre AKA Outdoor5,181 Seats Highline Park Cira Green 30th St Station Penn Park Retailers131 World Cafe Live Drexel Sq. MARKET ST 76 WALNUT ST 76 Aramark Restaurants270 & Bars Fitler Club Schuylkill River Trail over Hotel1,000 Rooms 7 minute walk to Center City over Events 2,500Each Year CHESTNUT ST Restaurants60+ within a 10 Min. Walk from Schuylkill Yards Bulletin Building at Schuylkill3001 Market Street, Yards Philadelphia Bulletin Building at Schuylkill Yards Over 32,000 sq. ft. of new retail and restaurant space Over 17 foot high ceilings Abundant outdoor possibilities including outdoor seating and covered loggia Fronting on Drexel Square Delivery – 1st Quarter 2020 LOW CEILING MARKET ST LOADING Bulletin Building LOWER 30 TH ST. LOADING Floor Plan VIA SERVICE ELEVATOR Retail Space Outdoor Seating Area Office Tenant TENANT LOBBY Loading Access Potential Retail Entry (ADA) Exhaust Shaft to Roof HOLD FOR FUTURE OFFICE TENANT MARKET ST ELEVATOR JFK BLVD JFK 21,459 SF F 9,263 SF S MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR PUBLIC 17’-7” TO UNDERSIDE 17’-7” TO UNDERSIDE 778 LOBBY OF SLAB OF SLAB RETAIL SPACE OUTDOOR SEATING AREA OFFICE TENANT LOADING ACCESS 1,915 SF POTENTIAL RETAIL ENTRY (ADA) 8’-0” CLEAR EXHAUST SHAFT TO ROOF 700 SF 1,717 SF 8’-0” CLEAR INTERIOR SCOPE PROPOSED LEVEL 1 PLAN W MAXIMUM RETAIL @ NORTH BULLETIN BUILDING N BROAD ST N BROAD PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART WEST PHILADELPHIA 1 HOUR TO NYC VIA AMTRAK 676 LOGAN CENTER CITY FRANKLIN SQUARE 76 SQUARE MARKET ST MARKET ST CITY MARKET ST HALL UNIVERSITY LIBERTY BELL CITY WASHINGTON 95 SQUARE DELAWARE RIVER R E RITTENHOUSE 611 INTERSTATE 309 276 1 V INTERSTATE I East Norriton 476 SQUARE 73 WILLOW GROVE R West Norriton L 63 L Norristown I Abington 422 132 S BROAD ST K INTERSTATE L 23 276 Bensalem CHOP Y U KING OF PRUSSIA 63 H INTERSTATE Conshohocken C 76 Elkins Park INTERSTATE S 202 95 1 PA 73 NJ 30 23 611 Radnor INTERSTATE 76 Delran INTERSTATE 476 18 MIN TO PHL AIRPORT MAIN LINE 1 130 Ardmore BALA CYNWYD Cinnaminson INTERSTATE Newtown Square 3 13 95 Havertown 30 PHILADELPHIA 90 1 Broomall Pennsauken 73 Moorestown Drexel Hill Center City 38 Camden 130 Lansdowne INTERSTATE CHERRY HILL INTERSTATE 76 INTERSTATE 295 676 SPRINGFIELD Darby 1.5 HOURS TO DC VIA AMTRAK Media 1 Collingswood INTERSTATE 476 13 INTERSTATE 70 95 30 Haddonfield PA Gloucester City Philadelphia Springdale Woodlyn Int’l Airport NJ Bellmawr INTERSTATE 41 295 Echelon TO PHL AIRPORT 322 Chester Voorhees Woodbury INTERSTATE 95 DEPTFORD 44 47 Lindenwold 322 42 55 30 45 N Retail Offerings in the neighborhood today A thoughtful, curated retail strategy, driven by Brandywine, complements existing retail and adds to the fabric of the neighborhood with an intentional mix of the best food, beverage, entertainment and lifestyle brands. CIRA CENTRE JOSE GARCES’ JG DOMESTIC FUTURE HIGH SPEED Area Amenities RAIL CONCOURSE HIGHLINE SEPTA / DIRECT AIRPORT CONNECTION HIGHLINE PARK Brandywine currently controls 100K 3001 JFK SF of existing retail in University City. 3025 JFK Retail: 6,600 SF K JF 3051 JFK 1 0 30 K JF Retail: 5 2 0 With Schuylkill Yards, we plan to add an 9,600 SF 3 JFK SHARED STREET 30TH STREET STATION additional 100K SF, beginning with the JFK BOULEVARD ground-level of the Bulletin Building. ARMORY 3101 MARKET PAVILION Committed Brandywine-Controlled THE GROVE BULLETIN DREXEL SQUARE Retail Amenities BUILDING 3151 3101 Retail: 30,000 SF Retail: 35,000 SF MARKET MARKET Planned Brandywine-Controlled PLAA THE PORCH Retail Amenities CIVIC BOULEVARD FOOD HALL 31ST STREET 32ND STREET NEW STREET 30TH STREET MARKET STREET Neighborhood Amenities OLD NELSON THE MARKET TAVERN MARKET 3000 MARKET HIGHLINE OPEN SPACES 3020 MARKET Retail: Retail: 14,000 SF 7,000 SF WOODLAND WALK DREXEL UNIVERSITY LUDLOW STREET IRS BUILDING SCHUYLKILL AVE SCHUYLKILL RIVER CHESTNUT STREET EVO CIRA GREEN SUNSET SOCIAL THE POST UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CIRA GREEN & CIRA OLD NELSON SOUTH GARAGE MARKET AKA FMC WALNUT STREET CAFE Our Retail Commitment EXISTING 46,700 SF of food & beverage, convenience, health services, and entertainment IN PROCESS East Tower: 6,600 SF West Tower: 9,600 SF Bulletin Building: 29,500 SF PLANNED 3000 Market: 21,000 SF are yourYour Greatest People Assets, and this 3001 Chestnut: Neighborhood is Designed to 27,000 SF Bring out the Best in Them 30th Street Station Renovation Expanding Upon 100K SF of Brandywine- Controlled Retail These Streets are Alive Our retail and merchandising strategy is designed to create a destination neighborhood merging Center City with University City.
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