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Seattle Children's Research Institute Building Seattle Children’s Research Institute Building 910 Stewart Street Seattle, WA 98101 Aloha St Valley St Roy St Phase 2 Mercer St Phase 1 Republican St Broad St Harrison St Clay St Thomas St Cedar St John St Vine St DENNY PARK Denny Way Seattle Children’sWall St Research Institute Building Battery St Westlake Ave 8th Ave 7th Ave 6th Ave 5th Ave Denny Way Bell St 4th Ave 3rd Ave 2nd Ave 1st Ave 20 8th & Blanchard St 19 Lenora Westlake Ave Lenora St 14 Midtown 21 SITE Virginia St Hyatt Regency8th & Howell Stewart St Olive Way Way Stewart St 400 units 2ND & PINE 400 Units Pine St CENTURY SQUARE 4th Ave Pike St 1st Ave 2nd Ave 2ND 3rd Ave 5th Ave & PIKE 6th Ave 7th Ave Katie Parsons339 units Maria Royer This electronic mail transmission may contain legally privileged, confidential information belonging to the sender. The 206-456-9471 office 206-264-0630 office information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. 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BUILDING CITY CENTRE Union St RAINIER TWO UNION SQUARE SQUARE EXPANSION BENAROYA HALL RUSSELL MUSEUM SEATTLE ART SEATTLE INVESTMENT ONE UNION SQUARE University St Seneca St Nexus 403 units (2019) 1200 Stewart 149,309 SF retail Pho Bac 876 units Market (2019) House Corned Beef High Tech Olive Rumba Kinects Tower Tower 366 units (2018) Apt Tango Restaurant & Lounge Tilt 49 1901 Minor Office Corridor 307,000 SF oce(2017) + 393 units 737 units (proposed) Convention Convention Center Hilton Center Expansion Garden Inn Expansion Jars 564,000 sf oce Juice 222 rooms Hill7 (2020) 1800 Terry 270 units (2018) Seattle Children’s Midtown 21 Convention Center Light Rail Research Institute 385 units Construction SITE Marriot Expansion 419,000 sf oce (2018) (2020) Site 309 rooms (2020) (2017) Aspira 333 units Citrus Paramount Seattle Children’s Thai Theatre Graham/Terry Apartments Dekko Place 9TH AVE 50 units Daawat Indian Camlin Grill & Bar Research Institute Building Premiere Hotel Apartments Cornish The Olivian 95 rooms Commons Apartments 818 224 units Tower 801 The Carlile Room Yumbit Stewart 1260 rooms Wild Rye Washington The Market Hal 236,000 sf 105,000 sf Exhibition Cae Ladro Café Bakery The Cosmopolitan oce and Meeting State Convention & Condos (2018) 8TH AVE Trade Center The Seattle Children’s Research Institute Building is Olive 8 Paramount Ruth’s Police Hyatt Hotel Hotel Chris Steakhouse Headquarters Stewart Court and Condos Cirrus Apartments located at 9th and Stewart, in a dense high-tech corridor 9th and Lenora Grand Hyatt 430 units Hotel (2017) 355 units Custom Smoothie United States District Courthouse 7TH AVE and across from the future Hyatt Regency, soon-to-be Mistral Daily Grill Kitchen UNION ST Two Cae OLIVE WAY Roosevelt PINE ST Senso PIKE ST Union The Unico Hotel Game Seattle Works Square Apts. STEWART ST Tower Bldg. Sheraton Hotel One Seattle’s largest hotel. This area of Seattle is rapidly Union WESTLAKE AVE Hotel Park Place Apts. Max European Square Metropolitan Antiques Building Tower Apts Lloyd Plaza Bldg. changing with new development of all types. Some of 600 6TH AVE Bldg. Mario’s Washington Seattle Athletic Hilton Bank of Club Seattle’s most anticipated projects are near the site America UNIVERSITY ST U.S. Bank Centre 5th Ave Theater IBM Plaza including Seattle Children’s expansion with a new Westin Hotel Westin 5TH AVE Bldg. 13-story research facility, Trammel Crow’s 21-story oce Motif VIA6 Parking Bldg. Hotel Rainer Square Apts. Parking Times Square Proposed Mayflower Park Hotel Hotel & Apts. building leased by Amazon and the 1.2 million square Kings VIRGINIA ST Westlake Park Inn CentennialUrban Bldg. Coee 4TH AVE Parking Escala House Condos foot expansion of the Convention Center. LENORA ST Hotel Roche Martin Andra Bobois Apts. The Warwick Hotel BLANCHARD ST Securities Yard House Cinerama Bldg. Gelatiamo Third & Lenora 3RD AVE 384 units 200,000sf oce 2018 2nd & Pike 1608 2nd 2nd & Pine 339 units Hotel 298 units 230 room (2017) (2017) The Josephinum PROJECT DETAILS Apartments 2ND AVE The Eitel Building Pine@2nd 90 room Hotel 2017 SIZE 1,024 SF Viktoria Apartments Goorin Bros. Hat Shop Alhambra Eco- Elements Vintage A La Mode Alchemy Collections 1ST AVE Baby & Company RATE $40.00 PSF NNN NNN’S $12.00 PSF Katie Parsons Maria Royer This electronic mail transmission may contain legally privileged, confidential information belonging to the sender. The 206-456-9471 office 206-264-0630 office information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. 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