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Waldorf (Metro Washington, D.C.), Maryland a Historic Destination BUSINESS CARD DIE AREA 225 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 636-1600 simon.com Information as of 5/1/16 Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG). WALDORF (METRO WASHINGTON, D.C.), MARYLAND A HISTORIC DESTINATION Located in Charles County, Maryland, St. Charles Towne Center serves an affluent market in the fast- growing southern suburbs of Washington, D.C. — St. Charles Towne Center is the only enclosed center in the area and the most visited destination in Charles County, Maryland. — Within a five-mile radius, the average annual household income is more than $103,000. Within a ten-mile radius, that average rises to $111,000. — The center benefits from a large trade area, which covers all of Charles County, all of St. Mary’s County, southern Prince George’s County, and northern King George County in Virginia. — Over the past ten years, the trade area has grown 16%, reflecting the continued strength of the Washington, D.C., market. — The southern, urban area of the market includes The College of Southern Maryland and University of Maryland University College. AN INVITING STYLE St. Charles Towne Center welcomes shoppers with the best shopping, dining, and entertainment. — The center features more than 130 stores offering sought-after brands. — In 2015, numerous enhancements were made to the center, including new carpeting throughout the property, new soft seating areas, and complimentary device charging stations. In 2016, a renovation to the food court entrance will enhance the mall’s warm and welcoming atmosphere. — With a carousel, children’s play area, nursing mother’s lounge, family restroom, and more, the mall provides many family amenities. — Diners enjoy Ruby Tuesday and Buca di Beppo. Shoppers looking for quick bites will also find popular options, such as Chick-fil-A, Ruby Thai Kitchen, and Charley’s Grilled Subs. — AMC Loews St. Charles Towne Center 9 is on the mall’s perimeter. BY THE NUMBERS Anchored by Six Major Retailers Macy’s, Macy’s Home Store, JCPenney, Sears, Kohl’s, Dick’s Sporting Goods Square Footage St. Charles Towne Center spans 981,000 square feet. Two Levels Boasting more than 130 stores. Restaurants 15 quick-service eateries. 400-seat food court. Two sit-down restaurants. Entertainment AMC Loews St. Charles Towne Center 9 IN GOOD COMPANY Distinctive. Classic. Chic. Many fine brands have chosen St. Charles Towne Center as their preferred location in Charles County, Maryland. — Build-A-Bear Workshop — The Children’s Place — Crazy 8 — Express — GameStop — Helzberg Diamonds — J.B. Robinson Jewelers — New York & Company — Torrid POSITIONED TO SUCCEED St. Charles Towne Center is located in Waldorf, Maryland, 29 miles south of Washington, D.C. 2015 380,286 2020 403,440 — The center is located 15 miles south of Beltway Exit 7A in Charles County. — The property is strategically positioned along Route 301 South (Blue Star Memorial Highway) 2015 133,171 at the intersection of Smallwood Drive. 2020 141,227 — Route 301 is the only major corridor running south from Washington, D.C., and is the only road to the south that crosses the Potomac River 2015 $108,009 with access to Virginia. 2020 $121,894 2015 118,053 2015 $410,336 Source: SPG Research; trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2015). Herndon Chevy Chase Village Annapolis Chillum Lanham-Seabrook Reston East Riverdale Brookmont Bowie Wolf Trap Bladensburg 32 Riva Woodmore Londontowne McLean Mitchellville Highland Beach 10 Cheverly Glenarden Pimmit Hills Selby-on-the-Bay 9 Lake Arbor Vienna 495 Oakton Dunn Loring Washington Carmody Hills-Pepper Mill Village Kettering Falls Church Mayo Arlington Largo Chantilly Merrield 2 Capitol Heights 270 Seven Corners Jeerson 44 District Heights Fairfax Mantua Forestville Centreville Bailey's Crossroads 3 Annandale Hillcrest Heights5 95 Greater Upper Marlboro Shady Side Lincolnia Marlow Heights Morningside 56 Alexandria Upper Marlboro arket Forest Heights Temple Hills Andrews AFB North Springeld 495 Oxon Hill-Glassmanor Gainesville 8 Deale West Springeld Huntington Loch Lomond Rose Hill Bull Run Clifton Burke Belle Haven Rosaryville 8 7Franconia Groveton Marlton Linton Hall Clinton Fort Washington Manassas Fort Hunt Newington Dunkirk Owings Fort Belvoir North Beach Lorton Brandywine Nokesville Lake Ridge Chesapeake Beach Occoquan Accokeek Dale City 67 Woodbridge Waldorf Bryans Road Bennsville 1 Huntingtown Montclair St. Charles Indian Head 9 95 Dumfries Eagle Harbor Triangle Prince Frederick La Plata Hughesville Quantico Port Tobacco Village TRADE AREA BOUNDARY Golden Beach Charlotte Hall Aquia Harbour Calvert Beach-Long Beach N 0 5 MILES Lus Chesapeake Ra Falmouth Dahlgren 1 St. Charles Towne Center 6 Potomac Mills Solomons Fairview Beach TRADE AREA & COMPETITION 2 Ballston Common 7 Springeld Town Center Simon Centers 3 Bowie Town Center 8 Tanger Outlets Competition 4 Fashion Centre at Pentagon City 9 Tysons Corner Center 5 Landmark Mall 10 Tysons Galleria TO WASHINGTON D.C. WESTERN PKWY. DICK’S SPORTING GOODS MACY’S HOME STORE US 301 AMC LOEWS KOHL’S ST. CHARLES TOWNE CENTER 9 MACY’S JCPENNEY ST. PATRICKS DR. RUBY TUESDAY ST. CHARLES TOWNE CENTER BUCA DI BEPPO SEARS SMALLWOOD DR. W. N AERIAL OVERVIEW N NORTHEAST AERIAL VIEW KEY DEPARTMENT STORES RESTAURANTS AMC LOEWS ST. CHARLES TOWNE CENTER 9 RETAIL THEATER JCPENNEY KOHL’S WESTERN PKWY. SEARS SMALLWOODDR. DICK’S SPORTING GOODS UPPER LEVEL BUCA DI BEPO MACY’S HOME STORE RUBY LOWER LEVEL TUESDAY MACY’S ST. PATRICK'S ST. DR. TOYS “R” US RED BUFFALO WILD WINGS LOBSTER GRILL & BAR MCDONALD’S N US 301 SITE PLAN SITE PLAN UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY St. Charles Towne Center presents a unique opportunity for your brand. Please contact the following leasing professional for more information. Vince Vettraino (484) 679-2388 [email protected] .
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