Prime Osu Campus Retail Space for Lease Wilson Place 15 E

PRIME OSU CAMPUS RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE WILSON PLACE 15 E. Lane Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43201

Brand New Mixed Use Development Opening - Spring 2018 Only 1,840 +/- SF Prime Retail Space Left Suite “C” Available Corner of E. Lane Ave & N. High St

Todd Schiff [email protected] 10 N. High St. Suite 401 Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-221-4286 www.rweiler.com Property Description

PRIME OSU RETAIL AVAILABLE! 1,840 +/- SF retail space available in Wilson Place at the corner of E. Lane Ave and N. High Street. The Wilson, located in the University District of The Ohio State University, is a mixed use development that will include one level of retail space (up to 12,000 SF), and four levels (68 units/139 beds) of residential space. Situated across the street from the 3rd largest university in the country, The Ohio State University, and positioned on the main retail corridor across from OSU with easy access to I-71 and SR-315. Excellent traffic counts approximately 16,000 ADT on High St. Join Chipotle, Starbucks, White Castle, Papa John’s, Noodles, Chase Bank & others. OPENING SPRING 2018!

Address: 15 E. Lane Avenue Columbus, OH 43201 County: Franklin Location: S.E.C. of E. Lane Ave & N. High St. Suite“C” Space Available: 1,840 +/- SF

Lease Rent: $45.00/SF NNN N. Pearl St Zoning: C-4 Commercial E. Lane Ave

WILSON PLACE Student Housing Development

E. Lane Ave N. High St Tenant Occupancy

Suite “C” Site Plan Zoning Map Property Location

N. High St UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

Tuttle Community lentangy River Rd O Recreation Center

Site here NEW STUDENT DEVELOPMENT E. Lane Ave St. John Arena Luca Park

Thompson The Oval Library

Great Location! UNIVERSITY DISTRICT Ohio State University Campus area Easy access to I-71 & SR-315 Minutes to Downtown 15 minutes to Columbus Airport Street Maps Aerial & Plat Maps Demographics & Traffic City Highlights

Welcome to University District Campus Partners UNIVERSITY DISTRICT COMMUNITY PROFILE

The University District is comprised of the neighborhoods sur- rounding one of the nation’s larget public universities, The UNIVERSITY DISTRICT REVITALIZATION Ohio State University. It is an eclectic mix of thirteen distinct neighborhoods: Dennison Place/The Circles, Glen Echo, The Ohio State University, in cooperation with The City Indianola Forest, Indianola Terrace, Iuka Ravine, Northwood of Columbus, created Campus Partners for Community Park, Old North Columbus, Peach District, Sohud, Tuttle Park, Urban Redevelopment in 1995 to spearhead the revital- and Weinland Park. ization of the University District. The area now known as the University District was not originally part of the City of Columbus at all. In 1842, out WHAT THEY DO of expansive farmland emerged a separate town, North Campus Partners, the development arm of The Ohio Columbus. Even before the establishment of The Ohio State State University, works to create positive changes in the University, which was first established in 1871 as the Ohio community. Agricultural and Mechanical College, North Columbus thrived as a transportation node for stagecoaches travel- Their mission is to revitalize distressed neighborhoods ling between Columbus and Sandusky. It existed on its own within the University District of Columbus, Ohio. We work until it was officially annexed to Columbus in 1871. to improve the quality of life for students, faculty, staff, residents and business owners throughout the university community and thereby, reinforce the stature of The Ohio State University as one of the world’s great public research and teaching universities. PROJECT Campus Partners led a master planning process to acquire 9 acres along the High Street corridor bordered by 17th Avenue on the north and 14th Avenue on the south, to guide the future development in creating a distinct sense of place that is visually connected to the University District and Ohio State. An Urban Framework document was developed and is being guided by a vision based on the five objectives listed below: • Promote a vibrant, mixed use environment within University District Organization a multi-block district centered at 15th Avenue and High Street. The University District Organization (UDO) is a non-proit planning and community improvement organization incorporat- • Create a new community gathering space at 15th ed in 1971 to work toward the stabilization and revitalization Avenue and High Street to serve as the physical of the University District. and visual link between the University District east of The 2013 UDO/UCBA Strategic Plan provided a three year High Street and the entry to the University’s Campus roadmap for projects, programs, and the organizational west of High Street. development of the UDO & UCBA. Specfically, the strategic plan addresses: • Prioritize pedestrians by designing all streets to be • Organizational Development walkable, comfortable and safe environments that • University District Quality of Life allow for street level activity and vibrancy. • Housing • Reconnect neighborhood streets to High Street, • Neighborhood Planning • Branding & Public Communications and, where possible, convert to two-way traffic to • Business Development allow for easy vehicular access and wayfinding. • Address parking requirements and reduce traffic circulating on neighborhood streets seeking on- street parking by providing a new garage strategi- cally located to serve the new development and existing neighborhood needs.

CAMPUS PARTNERS’ WORK IS FOCUSED IN THE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

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