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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS A DYNAMIC DOWNTOWN Indianapolis delivers a superb blend of sports and culture. — Downtown Indianapolis is rated the #3 downtown in the nation by livability.com. Since 1990, more than $12.4 billion has been invested in the downtown area. Currently, more than 78 projects, consisting of 4328 units, worth $2.9 billion of investment are in the pipeline to be completed between 2017 and 2023. — The largest employers or corporate headquarters include: Simon, Eli Lilly, IUPUI, FedEx, Finish Line, Salesforce, Rolls Royce, and Anthem. — Indianapolis boasts a stellar sports scene with the NBA Indiana Pacers, WNBA Indiana Fever, NFL Indianapolis Colts, MiLB Indianapolis Indians, NASL Indy Eleven, ECHL Indy Fuel, the Greatest Spectacle in Racing the Indianapolis 500, and the NFL Scouting Combine. — Among the many museums are the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA), the Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library (KVML), the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, and The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. DOWNTOWN MIXED-USE AT ITS BEST Circle Centre Mall is an innovative mixed-use center housing many fine retailers and restaurants. — The mall is anchored by Carson’s, a nine-screen United Artists Theatres, 13 full-service restaurants, the Gannett Company and Indianapolis Star offices, Brown Mackie College, and Simon Youth Academy. — Circle Centre Mall is a popular destination for more than one million daytime workers. — The stunning Indianapolis Artsgarden, located at Circle Centre Mall, hosts more than 250 events throughout the year, including concerts and art exhibitions. — Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, this centre offers four full city blocks of shopping and dining. — Claypool Court, featuring T.J. Maxx, Rhythm Discovery Center, Panera Bread, and Weber Grill, is also connected to Circle Centre. BY THE NUMBERS Anchored by Carson’s Square Footage Circle Centre Mall covers 730,000 square feet. Four Levels Boasting more than 100 specialty stores. Entertainment Nine-screen United Artists Theatres, Punch Bowl Social, Tilt Arcade. IN GOOD COMPANY Distinctive. Classic. Trendy. Many popular brands have chosen Circle Centre Mall as their preferred location in downtown Indianapolis. This includes a newly expanded H&M with 25,490 square feet, offering a full line of men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing. INDULGENT DINING There are a variety of fine dining options to please everyone in the family. — Burger Study (coming soon) — Burn by Rocky Patel (coming soon) — Champps Kitchen & Bar — Granite City Food & Brewery — Harry & Izzy’s — nada — Palomino Restaurant · Rotisseria · Bar — P.F. Chang’s — Primanti Bros. — Punch Bowl Social — Ruth’s Chris Steak House — Yard House The Dining Pavilion has a wide selection to choose from. — Asian Chao — A&W All American Food — Charleys Philly Steaks — Chick-fil-A — Lou’s Cajun Grill — Maki of Japan — Subway — Taco Bell — Villa Italian Café POSITIONED TO SUCCEED Circle Centre Mall is located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. 2016 1,945,672 2021 2,044,883 — Positioned between Illinois and Meridian Streets and Washington and Georgia Streets, Circle Centre Mall sits at the center of all downtown activity. Connected by skywalks to the Indiana Convention 2016 755,223 Center and Banker’s Life Fieldhouse, the center is a 2021 793,154 main thoroughfare for event and convention goers. — Three covered parking garages totaling 2,795 spaces are directly connected to Circle Centre Mall. 2016 $72,179 — Conveniently accessible to the entire metro area 2021 $77,109 with easy interstate access from both I-65 and I-70. — Residential development in the downtown area is thriving and downtown home prices are at an all- time high. 2016 1,067,365 — In 2016, 1,200 new apartment units were added in downtown Indianapolis. — An estimated 6,000 additional residents are expected to move to the downtown area over the 2016 $159,489 next three years. Information as of 5/1/17. Source: SPG Research; trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2016). DESTINATION SHOPPING Indianapolis is a popular destination for domestic tourism with over 29 million visitors annually. — Circle Centre Mall is linked via walkway to the Indianapolis Convention Center, which hosts over 600 conventions annually and is connected to 12 hotels with a combined 4,700 rooms. — Circle Centre Mall welcomes thousands of tourists who visit Indy during the month of May for the Indianapolis 500 as well as the thousands of out-of- town fans who come to cheer on the Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers and their out-of-town rivals. Indian Heights Rossville Russiaville Fairmount Fowlerton Shamrock Lakes Matthews 11 Dayton Sharpsville Dunki Windfall City Shadeland Mulberry Summitville Eaton Gaston Albany iamsport Kempton Frankfort Elwood Orestes Clarks Hill 69 65 Frankton Atlanta 9 Newtown New Richmond Colfax Muncie Linden Kirklin Selma Parke Yorktown Wingate Arcadia Mellott Thorntown Sheridan Cicero Veedersburg Chestereld Hillsboro Darlington River Forest Anderson Waynetown 8 TRADE AREA BOUNDARY Ulen Lapel Middletown Blountsville Crawfordsville Westeld Noblesville Springport Los Pendleton Mount Summit Advance Whitestown 3 7 Mooreland Wallace Alamo Markleville Kingman New Ross Carmel Fishers Zionsville Ingalls New Market 74 Cadiz Fortville 465 Ladoga Jamestown 4 2 McCordsville Kennard Williams Creek Shirley Lizton Waveland Greensboro Pittsboro North Crows Nest Lawrence Russellville North Salem 5 Marshall Roachdale Brownsburg Spiceland Bloomingdale Spring Hill Clermont 70 Straughn Moun Dunreith Lewisville Knightstown Speedway Greeneld 1 12Cumberland Spring Lake Bainbridge Danville Avon Carthage New Palestine 10 Beech Grove465 Plaineld Coatesville Amo Clayton Fillmore Homecroft Morristown Greencastle Stilesville 6 Rosedale 74 Rushville Glenwood Greenwood Carbon 70 Mooresville Monrovia Shelbyville New Whiteland Harmony Bethany Brazil Cloverdale Bargersville N Seelyville 0 10 Staunton MILES St Paul Martinsville Center Point Trafalgar 65 iley Paragon Morgantown Edinburgh Gosport Princes Lakes Milford Greensburg Olden TRADE AREA & COMPETITION 1 Circle Centre 5 Glendale Town Center 9 Muncie Mall 2 Castleton Square 6 Greenwood Park Mall 10 The Shops at Perry Crossing Simon Centers Competition 3 Clay Terrace 7 Hamilton Town Center 11 Tippecanoe Mall 4 The Fashion Mall at Keystone 8 Mounds Mall 12 Washington Square LUCAS OIL STADIUM VICTORY FIELD INDIANA CONVENTION SOUTH ST. CENTER WASHINGTON ST. THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR CIRCLE CENTRE BANKERS LIFE FIELDHOUSE MALL CARSON’S MONUMENT CIRCLE MARYLAND ST. DELAWARE ST. MERIDIAN ST. N AERIAL OVERVIEW KEY DEPARTMENT STORE ANCHORS RESTAURANTS RETAIL OCEANAIRE RED’S BURN BY BURGER THEATER MERIDIAN ST. SEAFOOD ROOM STEAKHOUSE ROCKY PATEL INDYSTAR STUDY MERIDIAN ST. EXISTING STEWARD SOUTH BUILDING STEWARD & CO & CO INDYSTAR CARSON’S NADA CARSON’S H&M INDIANA INDIANA NEWS PUNCH BOWL NEWS BUILDING YARD HOUSE SOCIAL BUILDING DOCK MARYLAND ST. MARYLAND GEORGIA ST. GEORGIA WASHINGTON ST. WASHINGTON WASHINGTON ST. WASHINGTON GEORGIA ST. GEORGIA MARYLAND ST. MARYLAND HARRY ST. ELMO’S LE MERIDIEN STEAK HOUSE & IZZY’S LE MERIDIEN ST. ELMO’S STEAK HOUSE CHAMPPS RUTH’S CHRIS PALOMINO PRIMANTI BROS. ILLINOIS ST. ILLINOIS ST. AMERICANA STEAK HOUSE RESTAURANT. LEVEL I LEVEL II P.F. CHANG’S GRANITE CITY ROTISSERIA.BAR FOOD & BREWERY MERIDIAN ST. MERIDIAN ST. EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING SOUTH BUILDING STEWARD STEWARD NORTH BUILDING SOUTH BUILDING & CO & CO CARSON’S INDYSTAR ROOF INDIANA UNITED ARTISTS INDIANA NEWS NEWS BUILDING THEATRES BUILDING TILT MARYLAND ST. MARYLAND MARYLAND ST. MARYLAND ROOF ST. GEORGIA ROOF GEORGIA ST. GEORGIA BROWN WASHINGTON ST. WASHINGTON WASHINGTON ST. WASHINGTON MACKIE COLLEGE LE MERIDIEN RYDER LE MERIDIEN BUILDING RYDER BUILDING ILLINOIS ST. ILLINOIS ST. LEVEL III LEVEL IV N SITE PLAN UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Circle Centre Mall presents a unique opportunity for your brand. Please contact the following leasing professional for more information. James Gardner (317) 263-7060 [email protected] 225 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 636-1600 simon.com Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG)..
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