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Downtown Dadeland: Get Out Downtown Dadeland: Get Out. Go Urban. Table of Contents Downtown Dadeland offers the best of both worlds-dynamic energy in an urban setting along with easy access to some of Miami’s most desirable residential neighborhoods. Get out. Go urban. Executive Summary Property Overview Market Maps Renderings Site Plan Parking Parking Parking Space Legend Demographics Community Demos 2020 Estimate Reports Capital Improvements Plan Marketing Marketing Signage Property Overview Property Overview Upon acquiring Downtown Dadeland, a plan was created to revitalize the project by making major upgrades to infrastructure, cosmetic appeal, accessibility, and signage. Colliers International implemented a carefully crafted tenant improvement plan. In the first phase of this plan, we transformed a row of vacancies at the core of the project and targeted chef-driven, high-volume restaurants to create what is now our “restaurant row.” As a result, we secured Pubbelly Sushi, The Brick, Azucar, Ghee Indian Kitchen, Erba and Abi Maria”, complete with valet, dedicated parking garage and ample outside seating. At the same time, we’ve also been securing lifestyle and fitness operations, including Orange Theory Fitness. Downtown Dadeland is situated at the epicenter of the Dadeland “Triangle”, an urban infill location bounded by three of Miami’s most heavily trafficked thoroughfares and directly across from the 1.4 million-square foot Dadeland Regional Mall—one of the highest grossing malls in the United States. • 2.2 million sqft of retail space • 2 million sqft of office space • 5,000 residential units • Adjacent to Miami Metrorail’s second busiest commuter station Property Overview Outdoor Dining Market: Dadeland Triangle & Area Retailers Market: Traffic Map Market: Office and Residential Map RESIDENTIAL 1 Downtown Dadeland 2 Toscano at Dadeland 3 Metropolis One & Two 4 Pearl Dadeland 5 Overture Dadeland Pinecrest 6 Alta Dixie Highway ($215,144 Avg HHI) OFFICE BUILDING 1 9350 Financial Center 2 Datran Center I & II 6 3 3 Dadeland Centre II 2 4 Dadeland Centre I 1 4 5 Town Center One 6 Citibank Building 5 3 2 Palmetto Expressway (108,500 VPD) Shoppes at Dadeland US1 (55,000 VPD) 6 1 5 4 Dadeland Boulevard (13,600 VPD) Kendall Drive (55,500 VPD) Dadeland Mall 17 Million Visitors Per Year Culinary Vision CHEF NIVEN PATEL CHEF JOSE MENDIN CHEF JORGIE RAMOS EXECUTIVE CHEF CHRIS HUFF CHEF GIAN CARLO ACCINELLI menu inspired by Chef Allen Susser Tenant Roster An Award Winning Lineup PROJECTED OPENING: WINTER 2020 Mr. & Mrs. Bun is a Sandwich place with a Peruvian influence, combining the traditional plates with a modern twist, using only local fresh produce and first quality products from local vendors. PROJECTED OPENING: WINTER 2020 Local ingredients and fresh made pasta by the team behind Ghee Indian Kitchen. PROJECTED OPENING: WINTER 2021 Since 1993, Carrot Express has been a hub for wellness in Miami. A balance of delicious plus nutritious foods that eludes most health conscious meals.. OPEN FOR BUSINESS Founded in July 2011, Azucar ice cream company is an artisanal ice cream and sorbet boutique. inspired by south florida’s diverse cultures. An Award Winning Lineup, cont. OPEN FOR BUSINESS A unique take on the neighborhood bar, serving up Latin fusion style tapas and carefully crafted cocktails. The décor is a nod to the best of Cuban culture, and is located at the epicenter of South Florida’s culinary and cocktail scene. OPEN FOR BUSINESS Ghee Indian Kitchen cuisine concept by Chef Niven Patel, former chef alum at Michael’s Genuine, and cuisine inspired by the lighter, veggie-forward side of his Indian culture. www.gheemiami.com OPEN FOR BUSINESS Pubbelly Sushi is an industrial-chic hub, created by James Beard Semifinalist Chef Jose Mendin, offering inventive sushi and Pan-Asian specialties paired with sake and microbrews. www.pubbellysushi.us OPEN FOR BUSINESS The Brick is a new farm-to-table concept conceived by the former operators of a long-standing Coconut Grove restaurant and James Beard Award winning Chef Allen Susser. This restaurant will appeal to the health-conscious diner and foodies alike. The Brick will serve lunch and dinner and have a full-bar with happy hour specials. www.thebrickmiami.com Renderings Downtown Dadeland - Rendering Paul Mitchell - Rendering Paul Mitchell - Rendering Verizon- Rendering Site Plan Site PlanDowntown Dadeland Siteplan | 7250 North Kendall Drive Miami, Florida 33156 Total GLA: 127,235 A P C P E S 2nd ourt S 2nd ourt E-101 & Spa A-101 C-108 Angel Nail E-150D Dadeland Metrorail A-104A C-150A S 2nd lace alet aring Area S 2nd lace endall Drie F-101 D-150 Empire Liquor F-104 Social Cigars S 0th ane S 0th Street S th Street Mart B Dadeland ouleard D F G Building - A Building - B Building - C Building - D & E Building - F & G A-101 Available - 6,770 sf B-101 West Elm - 16,426 sf C-101 Men’s Wearhouse - 5,125 sf D-102 Paul Mitchell Salon School - 10,350 sf F-101 Available - 3,114 sf A-102 Chili’s Bar & Grill - 6,500 sf B-103 Popular Community Bank - 1,800 sf C-102 Pasion del Cielo - 2,511 sf D-150 Pubbelly Sushi - 3,450 sf F-102 Liquor Mart - 853 sf A-103 Azucar - 1,482 sf B-104 Carrot Express - 1,506 sf (coming soon) C- 108 Available - 1,021 sf D-170 Empire Social Cigars - 2,825 sf F-104 Available - 3,670 sf A-104A Available - 2,411 sf B-105 Discover CBD - 1,094 sf (coming soon) C-111 Angel Nails & Spa - 1,078 sf E- 101 Available - 2,622 sf F-106 Iron Sushi - 860 sf A-104B Erba - 2,910 sf (coming soon) B-107 Abi Maria - 1,093 sf C-150 Mr. and Mrs. Buns - 2,100 sf (coming soon) E-9005 Lime Fresh Mexican Grill - 2,734 sf G-150 Surgical Park Center A-105 Panera Bread - 3,625 sf C-150A Available - 2,230 sf E-150 The Spot Barbershop - 1,238 sf C-150B The Brick -2,667 sf E-150B Teriyaki Madness -1,242 sf C-150C Ghee Indian Kitchen - 2,500 sf E-150C OrangeTheory - 3,300 sf C-150E Club Champion - 2,669 sf E-150D Association Mgmt Office - 1,501 sf E-150E D Pediatrics - 1,350 sf Parking Parking: Garage and Valet Parking at Downtown Dadeland is trouble-free for patrons due to the abundance of covered garage parking, street parking and valet services. The shopping center is easily accessible via main thoroughfares, including US 1, the Palmetto Expressway and Snapper Creek Expressway. Demographics Community Demographics Property Highlights RETAIL COMBINED PASSING VEHICLES 2.2 million sqft 124,100 vpd OFFICE KENDALL DRIVE TRAFFIC 2 million sqft 55,500 vpd DAYTIME POPULATION RESIDENCES 145,685 people +5,000 PARKING DADELAND MALL +3,500 total spaces 17 million visitors/year Demographics 3 Mile Radius Highlights POPULATION MEDIAN AGE 100,383 40 DAYTIME POPULATION BACHELOR’S DEGREE + 145,685 28.1% AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS $132,282 37,198 MEDIAN HOME VALUE $563,504 Capital Improvement Plan Capital Improvement Plan, cont. Fountain Sculpture Directories Lighting Marketing Marketing Vision Open air, local, vibrant; a feel-good destination and place to be. Website Eat, drink, shop, dine, exercise, stroll, chill. Urban and dynamic with all of the energy, buzz and diversity of downtown but just across the street. Days and evenings of dining, shopping, health & fitness. The intersection of life and the city for you, family, friends. Get Out. Go Urban. Social Media Marketing Public Relations Events Tenant Announcements Collateral Signage Chef Jorgie Ramos of Barley is debuting Abi Maria, a pre- Castro-Havana-inspired craft cocktail bar located in Downtown Dadeland. The 1,000-square-foot space will offer a selection of COMING classic Latin cocktails, frozen drinks such as daiquiris, an oyster program, and small plates. SOON colliers.com/SouthFlorida Accelerating success. Tenant Signage Proposed Signage Tenant Banner Signage & Awnings www.colliers.com.
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