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Pittsburgh Au Bon Pain Locations FOR LEASE PittsburghDOWNTOWN Au PITTSBURGH Bon Pain Locations RACHEL CARSON BRIDGE HEINZ HISTORY CENTER LIDIA’S ANDY WARHOL BRIDGE SMALLMANELEVEN ST ROBERTO CLEMENTE BRIDGE FORT DUQUESNE BLVD 11TH ST DAVID L. LAWRENCE 12TH ST PENN AVE CONVENTION CENTER10TH ST MULBERRY WAY PROPERTY INFO GARRISON PL LIBERTY AVE COURTYARD MARRIOTT FORT DUQUESNE BLVD SONOMA 9TH ST FRENCH ST GRILLE + Five Au Bon Pain sites available for lease in 10TH ST BYPASS BY TEN PENNY MADDOCK PL 8TH ST AUGUST THE WESTIN PENNHENRY’S AVE NICKY’S 10TH ST KITCHEN SIENNA Downtown Pittsburgh MERCATO BAKERS- FIELD THAI 7TH ST BEN & DO TACOCONDA- JERRY’S SOCIAL RENAISSANCE SCOTT PL BARKERS PL BYHAM HOUSE SEVICHE HOTEL HOWL SHARP THEATER EDGE FORT DUQUESNE BLVD + 13.4M people visit Pittsburgh annually AT THE MOON NINE ON EXCHANGE WAY POTATOES PROPER NINE LIBERTY AVE 6TH ST MEAT & AUGUST MCCREAO’REILLY WAY CECIL PL WILSON ALLEN’S BENEDUM BIGELOW BLVD ITALIAN + $6.1B in total investment PORK & BEANS THEATERPETER CENTER OLIVE OR CENTER DRURY HOTELS STANWIX ST TWIST REDBEARD’S SIX PENN MORTON’S 5 CRAWFORD ST KITCHEN 3 GRANT ST + Over 27,000 students in the area PENN AVE HEINZ HALL 7TH AVE BUTCHER & THE STRAWBERRY WAY RYE COMMONWEALTH PL 4 NOODLE Available sites TAKO + G&G COFFEY WAY BEDFORD AVE LIBERTY AVE MONTOUR WAY 6TH AVE − 1. Oliver BuildingPOINT STATE | 53PARK Smithfield Street WYNDHAM GRAND SMITHFIELD ST RED THE THE YARD EMBASSY STEAKHOUSE 1SUITES SIENNA HABITAT FAIRMONT 2. Oxford Centre | One Oxford Centre HOTEL WOOD ST − NOLA TALIA THE COMMONER/ FORBES AVE GARLAND WAY MERLOT’SEDDIE LAS VELAS HOTEL MONACO DIAMOND MELLON OMNI WILLIAM MRKT ZI’S 5TH AVE OYSTER HOUSE FOGO DE SQUARE PENN HOTEL STEEL PLAZA − 3. Gulf Tower | 707 Grant Street MARKET VALLOZ- CAPITAL CHAO OLIVER AVEPARK TAPROOM SQUARE GRILL DOUBLETREE GATEWAY DELRAY ST WILLIAM PENN PL TERRACE ROSS ST CENTRE AVE CENTER PARK IL PIZ- ROOM − 4. Fifth Avenue Place | 120 Fifth Avenue ZAIOLO FORBES AVE UNION MELLON STANDARD BIGELOW GREEN GRILL STEELHEAD WASHINGTON PL POROS BRASSERIE REVELROOST & PRIMAN- WING- HILTON PIRATA TI BROS. GARDEN INN HART’S. PIZZUVIO MARRIOTT − 5. EQT Plaza | 625 Liberty Avenue GRANT ST CITY CENTER COMMONWEALTH PL BLVD OF THE ALLIES 4TH AVE 5TH AVE EDDIE V’S 6TH AVE EVEN HOTEL RUTH’SCHRIS 3RD AVE CARLTONTHE ALLEGHENY MARKET ST POINT PARK COUNTY 5TH AVE 2017 Demographics UNIVERSITY COURT HOUSE 6TH AVE CHANCERY WAY FORBES AVE WATSON ST 4TH AVE 1ST AVE BLVD OF THE ALLIES SMITHFIELD ST 2 CITY-COUNTY 1 mile 3 miles 5 miles DIAMOND ST FORT PITT BLVD BUILDING WOOD ST FORBES AVE 3RD AVE BOYD ST Population 17,182 153,277 391,770 GRANT ST ART DUQUESNE INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY CHERRY WAY Households 6,003 66,353 176,856 ROSS ST OF 1STPITTSBURGH AVE LOCUST ST Average Household Income $54,976 $52,813 $66,052 CROSSTOWN BLVD 2ND AVE FORT PITT BLVD BLVD OF THE ALLIES Daytime Population 116,028 320,203 516,142 FIRSTSIDE PARK 1ST AVE MCANULTY DR AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh FOR LEASE 1. Oliver Building 535 SMITHFIELD STREET | PITTSBURGH, PA 15222 PROPERTY INFO + 3,031 square feet available on Sixth Avenue + Building size: 468,000 square feet + Retail tenants: Embassy Suites, Dollar Bank and Northwest Savings Bank AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh FOR LEASE 2. Oxford Centre ONE OXFORD CENTRE | PITTSBURGH, PA 15219 PROPERTY INFO + 4,256 square feet available + Building size: 1M square feet + Retail tenants: Starbucks, Oxford Market, St. Mortiz Chocolatier, Rivers Club, Sudhi and Rolls AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh FOR LEASE 3. Gulf Tower 707 GRANT STREET | PITTSBURGH, PA 15219 PROPERTY INFO + 4,485 square feet available on the corner of Seventh Avenue and William Penn Place + Building size: 432,000 square feet + Area retail tenants: Red the Steakhouse, Drury Hotel, Einstein Bros. Bagels AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh FOR LEASE 4. Fifth Avenue Place 120 FIFTH AVENUE | PITTSBURGH, PA 15222 PROPERTY INFO + 2,028 square feet available + Building size: 735,939 square feet + Retail tenants: Avenue, Vision Works, PNC Bank, Fifth Avenue Beanery, Wok & Grill, Hallmark, Fresh Corner, Walgreens AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh FOR LEASE 5. EQT Plaza 625 LIBERTY AVENUE | PITTSBURGH, PA 15222 PROPERTY INFO + 2,365 square feet available on Liberty Avenue + Building size: 615,942 square feet + Retail tenants: Morton’s Steakhouse AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh PITTSBURGHFOR LEASE CBD TRADE AREA Pittsburgh Au Bon Pain Locations DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER PNC PARK MARKET SQUARE PIATT PLACE CONSOL ENERGY ����N CENTER 350 OLIVER S����A�D MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT © 2018 CBRE, Inc. All rights reserved. This information has been obtained from CONTACT US sources believed reliable, but has not been verified for accuracy or completeness. You should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property and verify Herky Pollock all information. Any reliance on this information is solely at your own risk. CBRE Executive Vice President and the CBRE logo are service marks of CBRE, Inc. All other marks displayed on +1 412 394 9840 PD this document are the property of their respective owners. Photos herein are the C [email protected] 00 property of their respective owners. Use of these images without the express written ,6 8 consent of the owner is prohibited. AU BON PAIN | PITTSBURGH www.cbre.us/pittsburgh.
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