FOR SALE: $2,500,000 HARBOR AVE SW REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 2255 HARBOR AVE SW, SEATTLE WA 98126 // ALKI BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD

Scott Clements David Butler 1218 Third Avenue www.orioncp.com P// 206.445.7664 P// 206.445.7665 Suite 2200 P// 206.734.4100 [email protected] [email protected] Seattle, WA 98101 Established in 2010 Untitled Map Legend Write a description for your map. TABLE OF CONTENTS

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200 ft THE OFFERING

ORION Commercial Partners is excited to offer for sale the Westbay Professional Building located at 2255 Harbor Ave SW, Seattle WA. This rare redevelopment opportunity is located along Harbor Ave SW, zoned C1-55 (M) with 14,375 square feet of dirt and has a preliminary site plan for 46 apartment units ranging from 338 SF to 417 SF. The site has views of the Puget Sound, the Seattle city skyline, and has easy access to multiple nearby parks, bike paths, Alki Beach, Salty’s Restaurant, and the West Seattle Water Taxi. INVESTMENT Priced at just over $54k/unit, this opportunity will not last long! 2255 HARBOR AVE SW, Address SEATTLE, WA 98126

SUMMARY Offering Price $2,500,000

Proposed # of 46 (23 PARKING & 50 BIKE STALLS) Residential Units

Avg. Price/Unit $54,347

Range of New 338 SF - 417 SF Residential Units

Proposed Price/SF Proposed 32,250 $77.92 Building SF Building

Total Land Area 14,375 SF

Price Per Square $173.91 Foot Land

Zoning C1-55(M)

Parcel 927520-0270

Year Built 1967

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CURRENT STRUCTURE: Westbay Professional Building is a 2-story office/retail building with ±125 ft frontage on Harbor Ave SW. 4,642 net rentable square feet built-out with 12 well-appointed suites with shared bathrooms, kitchenette, storage areas and drive thru espresso stand.

C1-55 (M) ZONING Large supermarkets, building supplies and household goods, auto sales and repairs, and apartments (see page 10).

STRATEGIC LOCATION This location is in one of Seattle’s most desired neighborhoods due to its incredible views, sandy beaches and quaint commercial core just to the west. There also convenient access to public transit including the Water Taxi dock to Downtown Seattle.

STRONG DEMOGRAPHICS Alki is one of King County’s most diverse neighborhoods with a population just below 13,000. The median age is 43 years old. There are over 12,319 people living within a 1-mile radius of the subject property and over 135,431 people within a 3-mile radius. The 2020 average household income, over a 1-mile radius, is roughly $148,000.

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5 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY SECTION SITE OVERVIEW REDEVELOPMENT FLOOR PLANS: LEVEL 1 & 2 Property Line Property Line Property

LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLANS LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLANS

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6 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY SECTION SITE OVERVIEW REDEVELOPMENT FLOOR PLANS: LEVEL 3/4 & 5 Property Line Property Line Property

FLOOR PLANS FLOOR PLANS LEVELS 3 & 4 LEVEL 5

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6 FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS PACKAGE a 2505 3rd Avenue Suite 300C, Seattle WA 98121 t 206.367.1382 CARON ARCHITECTURE 7 a 2505 3rd Avenue Suite 300C, Seattle WA 98121 t 206.367.1382 CARON ARCHITECTURE

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Elliott Bay

Alki Beach DON ARMENI LUNA PARK BOAT RAMP

SW ADMIRAL WAY

HAMILTON VIEWPOINT PARK

MARINATION ALKI TOURS

WATER TAXI

SALTY’S ON ALKI

SUBJECT SITE

HARBOR AVE SW

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ALKI THE JUNCTION Alki Cafe Azuma Sushi Alki Kayak Tours D Bakery Nouveau

A Alki Point The Beer Junction ELLIOTT BAY Lighthouse Chipotle Alki Spud Easy Street Records 1 Fish & Chips ALKI BEACH 4 SUBJECT SITE Seacrest Park Ampersand Cafe Elliott Bay Brewery Harbor Ave SW Blue Moon Burgers Great Harvest Bread Alki Ave SW Husky’s Ice Cream B Cactus Restaurant Ma’ono C Christo’s Duke’s Chowder House Mashiko Sushi Bar ADMIRAL El Chupacabra The Matador Restaurant Jack Block & Bar 2 La Rustica THE JUNCTION DISTRICT Park Pagliacci Pizza Marination99 Ma Kai Alki Beach Park QFC Pegasus Pizza Safeway B SW Admiral Way HARBOR Pepperdock Restaurant California Ave SW ISLAND Shadowland Eatery 5 INDUSTRIAL C Salty’s on Alki E Starbucks 1 DISTRICT Seacrest Ferry Dock A WEST Talarico’s Pizzaria Schmitz Sunfish & Lounge Park Top Pot Doughnuts F Trader Joe's Wheel Fun Rentals West Five Lounge West Seattle Brewing Co. & Restaurant ALKI G West Seattle Bowl H ADMIRAL DISTRICT W.S. Family YMCA 4th Ave S Airport Way

I 1st Ave S 2 Admiral Theater DELRIDGE J 3 Admiral Bird Admiral Pub G Chelan Cafe Me-Kwa-Mooks THE Bartell Drugs Delridge Park Community Center JUNCTION Circa Restaurant SW Avalon Way Delridge Deli Mart DUWAMISHJack WATERWAY in the Box Home Depot West Marginal Way Luna Park Cafe H Ounces Taproom Puget Park McDonald’s SW Alaska St F 99 Skylark Cafe & Club Metropolitan Market Subway D E Mioposto Pizzaria Sound Physical Therapy 35th Ave SW Delridge Way Fauntleroy Way West Seattle Mission Cantina Golf Course Uptown Espresso 3 DELRIDGE Mudbay Walgreens Prost! The Westy Safeway/Gas West Seattle 5 I Health Club Camp Long Westwood Village DELRIDGE Shopping Center J Youngstown Flats 4 WATER TAXI

9 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY NC1 NC3 C1 Neighborhood Commercial 1 Neighborhood Commercial 3 Commercial 1 A small shopping area that provides primarily convenience retail sales and services to A larger pedestrian-oriented shopping district serving the surrounding neighborhood An auto-oriented, primarily retail/service commercial area that serves surrounding the surrounding residential neighborhood and a larger community, citywide or regional clientele; allowing comparison shopping neighborhoods as well as a citywide or regional clientele among a range of retail businesses Typical Land Uses Typical Land Uses Small grocery store, hair salon, coffee shop, and Typical Land Uses Large supermarkets, building supplies and household goods, auto sales and repairs, and apartments. apartments above. Supermarkets, restaurants, offices, hotels, clothing Building Types Building Types shops, business support services, and residences that A variety of commercial building types and site layouts including one-story commercial structures with extensive Small commercial structures, multi-story mixed-use are compatible with the area’s mixed-use character. surface parking, and multi-story office or residential buildings. SITE OVERVIEW C1-55(M) ZONING DESCRIPTION and residential structures. Non-residential uses Building Types Street-level Uses typically occupy the street front. ZONING: COMMERCIAL 1 Single purpose commercial structures office buildings, Same as NC1 zone. An auto-oriented, primarily retail/service commercial area that serves surrounding neighborhoods Street-level Uses multi-story mixed-use and residential structures. Non- Street-level Non-residential Design as well as a citywide or regional clientele Non-residential uses required at street-level on street-facing facades. Residential uses are limited to 20% of the residential uses typically occupy the street front. Same as NC1 zone for structures containing residential uses, or when Typical Land Uses Parking Location street-level, street-facing facade. Street-level Uses across a street from a residential zone. No requirements for non- Large supermarkets, building supplies and household No restrictions generally. When a development Same as NC2 zone. Illustration: Val Thomas goods, auto sales and repairs, and apartments. contains residential uses or is across a street from a Street-level Non-residential Design residential structures, or when not across from a residential zone. residential zone. At the rear or side of a building, within Transparency required for 60% of a street-facing facade. Nonresidential uses at street level must have an average Building Types a structure, or off-site within 800’. Parking between a Street-level Non-residential Design Street-level Residential Design A variety of commercial building types and site depth of 30’, and have a minimum height of 13’. building and a street is not allowed. Parking between Same as NC1 zone. Same as NC2 zone, except residential use limits explained for NC1 layouts including one-story commercial structures buildings along the street is limited to 60’. Within a Street-level Residential Design zones apply in some locations, such as Bitter Lake and Lake City with extensive surface parking, and multi-story office structure, street level parking must be separated from Street-level Residential Design or residential buildings. the facade by another permitted use. Must contain at least one visually prominent pedestrian entry for residential uses. Dwelling units must be at least 4’ Same as NC1 zone. Urban Villages and Northgate Overlay District. above, or 10’ back, from a sidewalk, unless conversion of a nonresidential space to a residential use is authorized. Street-level Uses Parking Access Maximum Size of Commercial Use Maximum Size of Commercial Use Non-residential uses required at street-level on street- No restrictions generally. When a development Maximum Size of Commercial Use No size limits for most uses; 25,000-40,000 square feet for ware- facing facades. Residential uses are limited to 20% of contains residential uses or is across a street from No size limits for most uses; 25,000 square feet for wholesaling, light the street-level, street-facing facade. 10,000 square feet for most uses. house and wholesale showroom uses; 35,000 square feet or size of a residential zone. Must be from the alley if feasible. manufacturing and warehouse uses. Curbcuts are limited. lot, whichever is greater, for office uses. Street-level Non-residential Design* Parking Location Parking Location Same as NC1 zone for structures containing residential Parking Quantity At the rear or side of a building, within a structure, or off-site within 800’. Parking between a building and a street is Same as NC1 zone. Parking Location uses, or when across a street from a residential zone. Depends on land use and location. No minimum not allowed. Parking between buildings along the street is limited to 60’. Within a structure, street level parking must No restrictions generally. When a development contains residential uses or is across a street from a residential No requirements for non-residential structures, or parking is required in Urban Centers, and portions of Parking Access when not across from a residential zone. Urban Villages with frequent transit service within 1/4 be separated from the facade by another permitted use. zone, it must meet NC1 zone standards. mile. Same as NC1 zone. Street-level Residential Design** Parking Access Parking Access Same as NC2 zone, except residential use limits Parking Quantity * NC1 Street-level Non-residential Design Must be from the alley if feasible. Curbcuts are limited. No restrictions generally. When a development contains residential uses or is across a street from a residential explained for NC1 zones apply in some locations, Transparency required for 60% of a street-facing Same as NC1 zone. such as Bitter Lake and Lake City Urban Villages and zone, it must meet NC1 zone standards. facade. Nonresidential uses at street level must have Parking Quantity Northgate Overlay District. an average depth of 30’, and have a minimum height of 13’. Depends on land use and location. No minimum parking is required in Urban Centers, and portions of Urban Villages Parking Quantity Maximum Size of Commercial Use with frequent transit service within 1/4 mile. Same as NC1 zone. No size limits for most uses; 25,000-40,000 square ** NC1 Street-level Residential Design feet for warehouse and wholesale showroom uses; Must contain at least one visually prominent pedestrian 35,000 square feet or size of lot, whichever is greater, entry for residential uses. Dwelling units must be at for office uses. least 4’ above, or 10’ back, from a sidewalk, unless conversion of a nonresidential space to a residential NC2 P C2 use is authorized. Neighborhood Commercial 2 Pedestrian-Designated Zones Commercial 2 A moderately-sized pedestrian-oriented shopping area that provides a full range of retail P designations are applied to NC and zones along An auto-oriented, primarily non-retail commercial area, characterized by larger lots, sales and services to the surrounding neighborhood pedestrian-oriented commercial streets parking, and a wide range of commercial uses serving community, citywide or regional markets 10 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Typical Land Uses The P designation preserves and encourages an intensely pedes- Medium-sized grocery store, drug store, coffee shop, customer trian-oriented, retail shopping district where non-auto modes of Typical Land Uses service office, or medical/dental facility, and apartments. transportation, both to and within the district, are strongly favored. Warehouses, wholesale, research and development, and manufacturing uses. Residential use is generally not al- Building Types Street-level Uses lowed, but exceptions meeting specific criteria may be considered through a conditional use process. Single purpose commercial structures, multi-story mixed-use and resi- Limited to pedestrian-oriented nonresidential uses that have the Building Types dential structures. Non-residential uses typically occupy the street front. potential to animate the sidewalk environment, such as retail, A variety of building types and site layouts, including single-story warehouse or manufacturing structures with entertainment, restaurants, and personal services. Drive-in or Street-level Uses extensive surface parking and loading areas, and multi-story buildings containing office or other non-retail uses. drive-thru businesses are prohibited. No limit on mix of residential and nonresidential uses, except where P Street-level Uses zones or other mapped areas limit residential presence at street level. Parking Quantity Residential uses anywhere in a structure are conditional uses. When conditional use criteria are met, same as Depends on land use and location. No minimum parking is required NC1 zone. Otherwise, 100% of street-level space must be in non-residential use. in Urban Centers, and portions of Urban Villages with frequent transit Street-level Non-residential Design service within 1/4 mile. Street-level Non-residential Design Same as NC1 zone. Same as C1 zone. Parking Location Street-level Residential Design In addition to NC zone standards, surface parking is prohibited Maximum Size of Commercial Use Same as NC1 zone. adjacent to principal pedestrian streets. No size limits for most uses; 35,000 square feet or size of lot, whichever is greater, for office uses. Maximum Size of Commercial Use Parking Access 25,000 square feet for most uses; 50,000 square feet for Must be from alley or side-street Parking Location multipurpose retail sales facilities. if feasible, otherwise a two-way Same as C1 zone. Parking Location and Quantity curbcut on the principal pedes- Parking Access Same as NC1 zone. trian street is allowed. Same as C1 zone. Parking Access Parking Quantity Same as NC1 zone. Same as C1 zone. ABOUT ALKI

INVESTMENTMARKET SUMMARYOVERVIEW

SEATTLE’S CLOSEST BEACH IS A PACIFIC NORTHWESTERN RIFF ON THE POPULAR BEACHES OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ALONG THIS TWO-MILE STRETCH OF BEACH, YOU’LL FIND A FAIR NUMBER OF VOLLEYBALL COURTS, AMPLE TIDEPOOLING OPPORTUNITIES, AS WELL AS A HANDFUL OF RESTAURANTS, BARS, AND CAFES PERFECT FOR A VISIT ANY TIME OF DAY. Source: Lonely Planet

Alki is a coastal point that extends into Puget Sound, the westernmost landform in West Seattle. Ranked one of the best places to live in Washington. Alki offers visitors and residents the opportunity for great dining year-round. Sports enthusiasts use the Alki Beach Park area for SCUBA diving, SUP, rollerblading, cycling, volleyball, and more. Dog walkers delight in parading their pups on Alki. The Alki Bathhouse is a community art studio. The Alki Community Center provides community meeting (and play!) space.

Avoid traffic and parking stress by opting to catch the scenic 15 minutes Water Taxi from the Seacrest Ferry Dock to the downtown Seattle Ffrom the eastern point of Alki Beach.

Noted historically as the landing place of the pioneers, Alki is a beachfront community offering unparalleled views of the Seattle skyline, Elliott Bay and Puget Sound. Alki Beach offers several interesting spots along the beach for history and culture enthusiasts. Alki Point Lighthouse is a fully functioning Coast Guard lighthouse that offers free tours to the public on weekend afternoons during the summer.

11 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW MARKET OVERVIEW DEMOGRAPHICS: 1, 3 & 5 MILE RADIUS

RADIUS 1 MILE 3 MILES 5 MILES SUBJECT SITE POPULATION: 5 MILES

2020 Population 12,319 135,431 398,930 3 MILES 1 MILE 2025 Population Projection 13,172 147,989 432,316

Annual Growth 2010-2020 1.8% 4.2% 3.1%

Annual Growth 2020-2025 1.4% 1.9% 1.7%

Median Age 43.2 39 37.7

Bachelor's Degree or Higher 54% 50% 52% Almost one-fifth of Seattle’s total population resides in West Seattle. The area is HOUSEHOLDS: home to some of the city’s most beautiful parks (and spectacular views!) and a 2020 Households 5,565 69,930 192,076 rich cultural heritage that includes live theater, five-star dining and a thriving arts community. It is an urban gem in a naturally beautiful peninsula setting. West 2025 Household Projection 5,897 76,247 207,539 Seattleites are known for being politically astute, environmentally conscious, and Annual Growth 2010-2020 0.6% 3.1% 2.2% unabashedly proud of their community, recognized for its green practices, green buildings, and green businesses. Residents in West Seattle enjoy a growing selection Annual Growth 2020-2025 1.2% 1.8% 1.6% of local eco-friendly services and restaurants that walk the talk! Owner Occupied 3,446 24,032 75,359 Local businesses and residents share the sense of awe and collective responsibility Renter Occupied 2,118 45,898 116,716 to take care of this beautiful place we call home. West Seattle business districts that provide a wide array of goods and services. Avg Household Size 2 1.7 1.9 • Alki – Beachfront restaurants, boutique shopping and outdoor equipment 2020 HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD INC: rentals 2020 AVG HOUSEHOLD INCOME $148,615 $123,591 $125,081 • Admiral – Historic moviehouse, library, restaurants, shops, banking and groceries 2020 MED HOUSEHOLD INCOME $123,986 $94,269 $96,136 • Duwamish Industrial Area - Home to one of Seattle’s largest industrial $25,000 - 50,000 624 9,003 25,489 corridors and pier/public park space

$50,000 - 75,000 671 8,622 26,249 • Fauntleroy – Professional services and restaurants • Morgan Junction – Dining, shopping, groceries and local pubs $75,000 - 100,000 570 7,890 22,026 • West Seattle Junction (aka “The Junction”) – Boutiques, dining, live theater, $100,000 - 125,000 469 6,747 19,672 banking, professional and medical services, coffee houses, groceries and farmers market $125,000 - 150,000 384 5,097 15,523 • Westwood Village – National retail center with books, post office, office $150,000 - 200,000 1,027 8,399 22,113 supplies, clothing, restaurants, massage and dental services • White Center – Diverse array of dining and professional services that $200,000+ 1,352 12,914 35,327 reflect a global and LGTBQ-friendly community

12 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY MARKET OVERVIEW ABOUT SEATTLE Seattle, Washington is a coastal seaport city in King as America’s No. 1 “smarter city” based on its County. With an estimated 747,300 residents as of government policies and green economy. 2019, Seattle is the largest city in both the State of Washington and the Pacific Northwest region Very large companies dominate the business of North America. It has been ranked number one landscape in the “Emerald City”. Four companies for growth this decade with the fastest growth on the 2018 Fortune 500 list of the United States’ rate amongst the 50 largest states. The Seattle largest companies, based on total revenue, metropolitan area of around 3.6 million inhabitants are headquartered in Seattle: Internet retailer is the 15th largest metropolitan area in the United Amazon.com (#8), coffee chain Starbucks (#132), States. The city is situated on a narrow isthmus department store Nordstrom (#88), Weyerhaeuser, between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, the forest products company (#394), and freight about 100 miles (160 km) forwarder Expeditors south of the Canada–United THE “EMERALD CITY” IS International of Washington States border. EXTREMELY MULTICULTURAL (#408). Other Fortune AND IS INFLUENCED BY THE 500 companies popularly Seattle is the region’s associated with Seattle commercial and PACIFIC RIM IN ART AND are based in nearby Puget transportation hub and the ARCHITECTURE. THE CITY Sound cities. Boeing center of manufacturing, OFFERS RESIDENTS A PACE (#27), has large aircraft trade, and finance. The manufacturing plants Port of Seattle, which also OF LIFE THAT CAN BE EITHER in Everett and Renton, operates Seattle–Tacoma RELAXED OR FAST PACED AND which makes it the largest International Airport, ENTREPRENEURIAL. private employer in the is a major gateway for Seattle metropolitan area. trade with Asia and cruises to Alaska, and is the Warehouse club chain Costco (#15), the largest 8th largest port in the United States in terms retail company in Washington, is based in Issaquah. of container capacity. Seattle’s importantly Microsoft (#30) is located in Redmond. Finally, diversified industries include aircraft, lumber and Bellevue is home to truck manufacturer Paccar forest products, fishing, high technology, food (#155). Other major companies in the area include processing, boat building, machinery, fabricated Nintendo of America in Redmond, the T-Mobile US metals, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and apparel. in Bellevue, Expedia Inc. in Bellevue and Providence The city’s gross metropolitan product was $356 Health & Services — the state’s largest health care billion in 2018, making it the 4th largest metropolitan system and fifth largest employer — in Renton. The economy in the United States. Though it was also city has a reputation for heavy coffee consumption; affected by the recession, Seattle has retained coffee companies founded or based in Seattle a comparatively strong economy, and remains a include Starbucks, and Seattle’s Best Coffee. There hotbed for start-up businesses, especially in green are also many successful independent artisanal building and clean technologies: it was ranked espresso roasters and cafés.

13 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Maple Leaf MARKET OVERVIEW Greenwood PUGET SOUND ECONOMY THE PUGET SOUND REGIONKirkland is home to some of the world’s most successful businesses Green Lake Ballard Green KEY SECTORS: Aerospace | Agriculture/Food Manufacturing | Clean Technology #1 Lake | Military Services | Information & Communication Technology | Forest Products Washington | Life Science/Global Health Ranked #1 Phinney Ridge Economy E Nationwide UNIVERSITY LARGEST

Source: DISTRICT EMPLOYERS WalletHub FREMONT 28,700 20,500 EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES Magnolia 70,000 EMPLOYEES Queen Anne SOUTH LAKE Madison Park EXPEDIA JOINT BASE +/- 4,500 UNION 60,000 LEWIS-MCCHORD EMPLOYEES Washington Park EMPLOYEES 56,000 EMPLOYEES Capitol Hill

Madison Valley Bellevue SEATTLE CBD Madrona Puget Sound 113,400 53,000 EMPLOYEES Lake

ashington Sammamish

EMPLOYEES W Leschi SUBJECT SITE

Lake 47,000 EMPLOYEES PIONEER SQUARE

Mount Baker 70,000 Beacon Hill Mercer Island EMPLOYEES Eastgate West Seattle 25,000 EMPLOYEES

WASHINGTON STATE THE FASTEST GROWING ECONOMY IN THE NATION Rainier Valley Source: The Washington Post Delridge Georgetown

14 // 2255 HARBOR AVE SW - REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY ORION Commercial Partners maximizes real estate value through comprehensive project acquisition/disposition, property/ asset management, and leasing services. We are a progressive real estate services and investment firm constantly seeking a perfect alignment of interests between us as the service provider and our clients. ORION delivers a UNIFIED TEAM APPROACH to fulfill our client’s objectives. Creativity, accountability and focused attention are the hallmarks of our business.

Scott Clements David Butler 1218 Third Avenue www.orioncp.com P// 206.445.7664 P// 206.445.7665 Suite 2200 P// 206.734.4100 [email protected] [email protected] Seattle, WA 98101 Established in 2010