THE FOUNDRY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE

THE NEW GATEWAY TO SOUTH CHATTANOOGA

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Our Vision Environmental Responsibility Plans for this unique 141 acre site envision a And Adaptive Reuse live, work and lifestyle destination serving as the gateway to the city of south Chattanooga. The project will embody principles of environmental responsibility including the adaptive reuse of distinctive historic buildings to create a thriving lifestyle destination.

446,529 1,362 44,580 Sq.Ft. of New New Residential Sq.Ft. Grocery Retail Units Opportunity 421 437,288 60,000 New Hospitality Sq.Ft. of New Sq.Ft. Of New Units Office Space Restaurant Space

“There was a clear consensus that this site represents a unique opportunity in the history of Chattanooga - one which allows us to celebrate our industrial heritage while making a bold step forward to create a distinctive 21st century place.” - Perimeter Properties

THE NEW SOUTHERN GATEWAY

The Foundry Will Downtown Business Adding To New Revitalise The South Side Activity Is Booming Business Opportunities

This new neighborhood will have an The core of Chattanooga’s business The Foundry district, like other down- attractive and engaging mix of uses activity is located in downtown with town districts, each have a distinctive creating a place of commerce and art 62,906 jobs or 32.6 percent of the area’s history and market position. Collectively, that inspires creativity, nurtures employment within 3 miles of down- these districts, serve the greater Chat- innovative businesses, and becomes an town. That is more than any other metro tanooga area with familiar and unique economic generator for the region. area in Tennessee, Georgia or Alabama. shopping and dining destinations.

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FOUNDRYTHE CENTER OF THE SOUTHEAST

Chattanooga is conveniently accessed by I-75, I-59 and I-24. Approximately one-half of the nation’s population is located within one (1) day’s drive of the city. Chattanooga is located in the center of the southeastern United States.

CITY DISTANCE CITY DISTANCE CITY DISTANCE Asheville...... 199 Huntsville ...... 104 Pigeon Forge...... 147 Atlanta ...... 120 Indianapolis...... 386 Pittsburgh ...... 608 Biloxi...... 461 Knoxville ...... 113 Raleigh...... 476 Birmingham...... 142 Lexington...... 281 Richmond...... 545 Branson...... 692 Louisville ...... 274 Roanoke...... 474 Charleston...... 439 Memphis ...... 317 Savannah...... 366 Charlotte ...... 314 Mobile...... 400 Sevierville...... 140 Chicago ...... 573 Montgomery...... 235 St. Louis ...... 436 Cincinnati ...... 343 Montreal ...... 1,141 Tampa ...... 575 Dallas ...... 786 Nashville ...... 135 Toronto ...... 817 Detroit ...... 596 New Orleans ...... 490 Washington, DC ...... 603 Gatlinburg ...... 135 Orlando...... 558 2017-2022 Demographic Profile & Income Comparison

2017 SUMMARY

5 MILE RADIUS 10 MILE RADIUS 25 MILE RADIUS 45 MILE RADIUS Population 105,734 261,473 589,150 1,006,297 Households 44,906 113,370 240,278 399,875 Average HH Income $57,997 $60,324 $67,839 $63,004 Median HH Income $42,888 $47,661 $55,138 $50,778

2021 PROJECTED SUMMARY

5 MILE RADIUS 10 MILE RADIUS 25 MILE RADIUS 45 MILE RADIUS Population 112,448 272,840 605,697 1,031,956 Households 48,826 120,838 252,490 417,701 Average HH Income $69,630 $73,210 $83,063 $76,959 Median HH Income $49,899 $55,730 $64,473 $59,467 AN UNDERSERVED TRADE AREA t.PSFUIBO$300 million in new residential projects t.PSFUIBO1,300 new condos, town homes, and apartmentsDPNQMFUFEPSVOEFSXBZ t%PXOUPXOresidential growth has increased nearly 10% JOUIFQBTUEFDBEF t TRVBSFGFFUPGFYJTUJOHSFUBJMTQBDF t.PSFUIBO100,000 square feet of new retail spaceJO t/FBSMZ3 million touristsWJTJUBOEspend almost $690 millionEPXOUPXOFBDIZFBS t EPXOUPXOIPUFMBOENPUFMSPPNT t%BZUJNFEPXOUPXOQPQVMBUJPOJT  tUniversity of TennesseeBU$IBUUBOPPHBJTMPDBUFE EPXOUPXOXJUI11,438 students t0WFS QVCMJDQBSLJOHTQBDFTUISPVHIPVUUIFEJTUSJDUT t'SFFFMFDUSJDTIVUUMFDPOOFDUTVOJRVFBOEWJCSBOUVSCBOEJTUSJDUT tEasy connectionsUPNBKPSJOUFSTUBUFT I-75, I-24, & I-59

180,000 Chattanoogians in the city limits and counting 525,000 in the MSA 7 4 BLUFF VIEW ART DISTRICT 3 5 WHERE TO EAT 1 Back Inn Cafe 1 2 TO 6 8 FRAZIER AVE 2 Tony's Pasta Shop & Trattoria 3 Rembrandt’s Coffee House TO SIGNAL MTN A B POINTS OF INTEREST A Houston Museum B Hunter Museum

NORTHSHORE RIVERFRONT WHERE TO EAT K I 1 Beast + Barrel B B WHERE TO EAT L 5 2 Clumpie’s Ice Cream 6 1 212 Market 3 3 FoodWorks C 2 Big River / Bluewater Grille A A 1 4 Milk & Honey G 1 D 3 3 Cheeburger Cheeburger F 2 5 Root Kitchen & Wine Bar J 2 H 4 Hair of the Dog 6 Sushi Nabe 5 Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant 7 Taco Mamacita E 4 6 Rita’s Ice Custard 8 Totto Sushi & Grill E 5 H G 7 9 POINTS OF INTEREST 10 POINTS OF INTEREST 8 A AT&T Field / Chattanooga Lookouts A Coolidge Park 4 C B Chattanooga Cycle Boats B Renaissance Park C Chattanooga Ghost Tours B D Chattanooga Segway 1 E Creative Discovery Museum J C F High Point Climbing - Downtown CITY CENTER A I G IMAX® 3D Theatre WHERE TO EAT H Jax Liquors 1 Chicken Salad Chick 3 1 D I River Gorge Explorer 2 J Rock/Creek 2 City Cafe 2 D 3 Community Pie K Southern Belle Riverboat 4 Cupcake Kitchen A TO BRAINERD ROAD L and 5 Lupi’s Pizza Chattanooga River Market 6 Public House 11 B K 7 RAW Dance Club Bar & Grill 6 4 8 Rodizio Grill MLK / UTC WHERE TO EAT 9 Sing It or Wing It 1 Honest Pint 2 The Camp House 10 Sticky Fingers 3 11 Tupelo Honey POINTS OF INTEREST TO 1-24 / I-75 A Bessie Smith Cultural Center POINTS OF INTEREST B McKenzie Arena 8 C Memorial Auditorium A Burn’s Tobacconist D UT at Chattanooga B Chattanooga Convention Center B G 5 MLK / UTC J C Chattanooga Ducks 6 A C D EPB F I WHERE TO EAT 2 7 1 Honest Pint E Ignis Glass 1 G Moon Pie Store H 2 The Camp House

TO LOOKOUT MTN H Ridge Runner Harley Davidson POINTS OF INTEREST I The Clemons Lofts A Bessie Smith J Tivoli Theater D Cultural Center K Warehouse Row B McKenzie Arena FOUNDRY VISITORS CENTER THE TO I-24 / I-75 C Memorial Auditorium DOWNTOWN SHUTTLE E NORTHSHORE SHUTTLE D UT at Chattanooga

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SOUTHSIDESOUTHSIDE WHERE TO EAT 1 Alleia 2 Clyde’s on Main 3 Meeting Place 4 Sekisui 5 The English Rose 6 The FEED Co. Table & Tavern 7 The Terminal Brewhouse 8 Urban Stack POINTS OF INTEREST A Chattanooga Choo Choo B Chattanooga Market C Comedy Catch at the Choo Choo D DeBarge Winery E Escape Experience F Finley Stadium G Galleries on Williams Street H Sweet & Savory Classroom I Tennessee Stillhouse: Home of Chattanooga Whiskey J Track 29

Chattanooga is one of the most popular destinations in the southeast. In fact, Chattanooga attracts 3 Million Visitors A Year CONDUCTING BUSINESS

With the one-gigabit-per-second fiber internet service available to all residents and businesses which is 200 times the speed of the national average, the Gig opens the door to unimagined ways of conducting business.

The core of Chattanooga’s business activity is located in downtown with 62,906 jobs or 32.6 percent of the area’s employment within three miles of downtown. That is more than any other metro area in Tennessee, Georgia or Alabama. Another 83,865 workers, or 43.5 percent, is between three and ten miles of City Center. Over 3,800 firms, employing over 55,000 workers are located in downtown.

Not only are the area’s largest banks, law firms and accounting firms located in the city center, downtown also boast a diverse and growing mix of manufacturing and service industries including Alstom, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Chattem, the world’s first Coca-Cola bottling plant, Unum, Republic Parking and many more. Regionally, Chattanooga boasts Wacker, Amazon and Litespeed Bicycles along with a growing and exciting technology based business environment. In addition, Volkswagen Group of America completed a $1 billion production facility that serves as its North American manufacturing headquarters and announced in 2014 an additional $600 million investment and 2,000 additional jobs to produce their new SUV right here in Chattanooga. Chattanooga Reels In Rave Reviews

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“This latest extension will create hours of enjoyment THE NEW for our residents and visitors as they stroll RIVERPARK along the Riverwalk.” EXTENSION - Mayor Jim Coppinger IS A CATALYST

FOR NEW RIVERPARK BUSINESS EXTENSION

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