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Downtown Dadeland Downtown Dadeland 7250 North Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33156 LOCATION SWQ of Kendall Drive and South Dixie Hwy. (US Hwy. 1) TOTAL SF 127,000 An inventive town center design consisting of 127,000 SF of retail space, six floors of condominium residences, street-level parking and two levels of underground parking in each of the seven buildings. JOIN THESE TENANTS ® Downtown Dadeland Miami’s premier location for chef-driven restaurants in a dynamic, open-air environment. ® Chef Michael Schwartz Harry’s Pizzeria Chef Jose Mendin Pubbelly Sushi Chef Jorgie Ramos Barley Chef Niven Patel Ghee Indian Kitchen TRAFFIC COUNTS OVERVIEW FEATURES ± 111,500 vehicles daily at the inter section of Downtown Dadeland is located in the southwest • Adjacent to Marriott and Courtyard by Marriott Kendall Drive quadrant of US Highway 1 and Kendall Drive in Miami- • ± 500 parking spaces for retail (SW 88th St.) and South Dixie Hwy. (US Hwy. 1) Dade County, directly across from the enormously • Valet parking successful Dadeland Mall (Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, • 100,000 population with an additional 85,000 daytime * Dadeland Triangle: Area bounded by US Highway Macy’s and JCPenney) and within one of the Southeast’s employment within 3 miles 1 (South Dixie Hwy.), Kendall Drive, and Palmetto strongest retail submarkets. Adjacent to Container • Over 4,500 residential units within the Dadeland Triangle* Expressway (SR 826). Store, Old Navy, Office Depot and BrandsMart. Unique • 416 residences within Downtown Dadeland and urban, Downtown Dadeland benefits from distinct • ± 2,000,000 SF of office space within half a mile walking marketable attributes; its mixed-use design, its proximity distance to Dadeland Mall and its location in this highly desirable • ± 2,000,000 passengers travel annually through adjacent retail corridor. The combination of these attributes have Metrorail station attracted a variety of tenants, ranging from local to regional to national operators. Downtown Dadeland Siteplan | 7250 North Kendall Drive Miami, Florida 33156 Total GLA: 127,235 A P C P E 7n out n out Angel Nail & Spa E-150D E-150E alan toail A-104 ® n Pla alt Pain a n Pla nall i B-105 D-150 Liquor D-170 t an t tt t tt Mart B alan oula D F G Building - A Building - B Building - C Building - D & E Building - F & G A-101 Verizon - 6,770 sf B-101 West Elm - 14,707 sf C-101 Men’s Wearhouse - 5,125 sf D-102 Paul Mitchell Salon School - 10,350 sf F-101 Brass Tap - 3,114 sf (coming soon) A-102 Chili’s Bar & Grill - 6,500 sf B-101A West Elm Storage - 1,719 sf C-102 Pasion del Cielo - 2,511 sf D-150 Pubbelly Sushi - 3,450 sf F-102 Liquor Mart - 853 sf A-103 Nanndi - 1,482 sf B-103 Popular Community Bank - 1,800 sf C-111 Angel Nails & Spa - 2,099 sf D-170 Available - 2,825 sf F-104 Hard Exercise Works - 3,813 sf (coming soon) A-104 Available - 5,411 sf B-104 Zuuk Mediterranean Kitchen - 1,506 sf (coming soon) C-150 Harry’s Pizza - 2,100 sf E-101 Corpo Yoga - 2,622 sf F-106 Iron Sushi - 860 sf A-105 Panera Bread - 3,625 sf B-105 Available - 1,094 sf C-150A Barley - 2,230 sf E-9005 Lime Fresh Mexican Grill - 2,734 sf G-150 Surgical Park Center Building - A Building - B Building - C Building - D & E Building - F & G B-107 Abi Maria - 1,043 sf (coming soon) C-150B The Brick -2,667 sf E-150 The Spot Barbershop - 1,239 sf (coming soon) A-101 Verizon B-101 West Elm C-101 C-150CMen’s Ghee Wearhouse Indian Kitchen - 2,500 sf D-102 Paul MitchellE-150B Salon Teriyaki School Madness -1,242 sf F-101 Brass Tap (coming soon) A-102 Chili’s Bar & Grill B-101A West Elm Storage - 1,719 sf C-102 C-150EPasion Club del Champion Cielo - 2,669 sf (coming soon)D-150 PubbellyE-150C Sushi OrangeTheory - 3,300 sf F-102 Liquor Mart A-103 Nanndi B-103 Popular Community Bank C-111 Angel Nails & Spa D-170 AvailableE-150D - 2,825 Association sf Mgmt Office - 1,501F-104 sf Hard Exercise Works (coming soon) A-104 Available - 5,411 sf B-104 Zuuk Mediterranean Kitchen C-150 Harry’s Pizzeria E-101 Corpo Yoga F-106 Iron Sushi E-150E Available - 1,350 sf A-105 Panera Bread B-105 Available - 1,094 sf C-150A Barley E-9005 Lime Fresh Mexican Grill G-150 Surgical Park Center B-107 Abi Maria (coming soon) C-150B The Brick E-150 The Spot Barbershop (coming soon) C-150C Ghee Indian Kitchen E-150B Teriyaki Madness C-150E Club Champion - 2,669 sf E-150C OrangeTheory as of 01/25/2018 E-150D Association Mgmt. Office- 1,501 sf E-150E Available - 1,350 sf Downtown Dadeland Demographic Profile – ‘17 Estimates Average HHI by Zip Code – ‘17 Estimates Daytime Population – ‘17 Estimates 1 Mile 2 Mile 3 Mile Coral Gables 33146 $160,782 1 Mile 2 Mile 3 Mile Population 21,659 49,565 101,382 Coconut Grove 33133 $118,406 Business 2,051 5,421 9,547 Average HHI $97,774 $125,841 $137,237 South Miami 33143 $100,149 Employees 16,582 56,463 84,014 Median Age 39 40 40 Pinecrest 33156 $216,476 CONTACT CREC RAFAEL ROMERO, CCIM 2121 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Suite 1250 Vice President Coral Gables, FL 33134 305.779.3173 f: 305.858.6239 305.854.7342 f: 305.858.6239 [email protected] www.crec.com STEVEN HENENFELD SVP, Director of Retail Leasing CREC. Your Florida Partner. 305.779.3178 f: 305.858.6239 305.854.7342 www.crec.com [email protected].
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