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North First Street 4500 San Jose, Ca | ±8,200 – ±83,185 Sf for Lease 4500 NORTH FIRST STREET 4500 SAN JOSE, CA | ±8,200 – ±83,185 SF FOR LEASE 4500 STEVEN JENAB | +1 650 320 0211 | [email protected] | LIC #020850720 DREW ARVAY | +1 408 436 3647 | [email protected] | LIC #00511262 KALIL JENAB | +1 408 200 8800 | [email protected] | LIC #00848988 4500 HIGHLIGHTS FEATURES • Flexible Floor Plans from ±8,200–±83,185 SF • All-Hands Meeting Space • New Class A Interiors and Exteriors • Casual Lounges BUILDING OVERVIEW • ±3.3/1,000 Parking Ratio • Common Space Amenities • Floor-to-Ceiling Glass with Abundant Natural Light • Gym & Shower Access ±8,200–±80,185 SF • 2-Story Statement Lobby • Outdoor Patios & BBQs • Option for Open Interior Stairwells • Game Areas • Private Meeting Areas • Bay Walking & Hiking Trails • Outdoor Kitchen, Patio and Collaboration Area • LEED Certified Silver • Easy Access to Highway 237 • Quick Access to Local Retail Amenities 4500 NORTH FIRST STREET SUITE D SUITE B ±13,400 SF ±11,500 SF FIRST FLOOR CONCEPTUAL MULTI-TENANT PLAN UP UP • Flexible Floor Plans Available UP • Full Building Available ±80,881 SF • Contact for Hypothetical Layouts NORTECH PARKWAY NORTECH SUITE C SUITE A ±8,400 SF ±8,200 SF COMMON AREA 4500 4500 MCCARTHY RANCH AMENITY MAP Bank of America PROPOSED MICROSOFT In-N-Out Burger TOP GOLF McDonald's CAMPUS Maria Elena’s/El Taco Best Buy De Oro/Vahl’s ±66 Acre Parcel, ±1.2 Million SF Starbucks of Light Industrial PetSmart Ross PROPOSED Dollar Tree Black Angus The Shops @ Terra 4500 Dishdash Grill ±110,000 SF Retail Homewood Suites On the Border @FIRST Hilton Garden Inn 237 Target Premier Pizza Larkspur Landing Panera CVS Five Guys Chick-Fil-A Aloft Santa Clara Sweet Toma- Fresh & Easy toes Fish's Wild 4500 Chipotle Rok PROPOSED Coee Bean CityPlace - ±240 Acres & Tea Leaf Sheraton San Jose Mixed-Used Development Hyatt House Courtyard Marriott Hyatt Regency Starbucks Premier Pizza Safeway Jamba Juice Hilton Santa Clara Fantasia Coee The Prolific & Tea Oven Red Robin Chipotle MERCADO Piatti Posh Bagel Sonesta Silicon Valley Cold Stone YoYo Sushi Walmart Peet's Coee Jersey Mike's TJMaxx & Homegoods Smashburger Subway Amarin Thai Starbucks Mexicali Grill Café Falafel Ume Chinese Food House of Bagels T&T Fusion Starbucks Hyatt House AMC Mercado Iguanas Pho Viet In-N-Out Round Table Pizza Dish n Dash Krispy Kreme Togo's SmokeEaters Jamba Juice Birk's Homewood Suites by Pedro's Hilton SANTA CLARA SQUARE Fleming's Steakhouse Chase Bank Specialty's Café La Quinta Inn & Suites CorePower Yoga Gong Cha Sur la Table OPA! 101 Whole Foods Puesto II Fornaio SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ENTERTAINMENT 4500 Topgolf is a premier global sports entertainment community headquartered in Dallas, Texas with locations throughout the United States and the UK. Topgolf operates 40 venues worldwide, employs more than 10,000 Associates, serves 13 million guests annually, and has the world’s largest digital golf audience. The Topgolf games can be enjoyed by all ages and skill levels, and the microchipped golf balls score themselves, providing players with instant feedback on each shot’s accuracy and distance. Each Topgolf venue features climate-controlled hitting bays for year- round play, food, beverage, music and hundreds of HDTVs on which various sports games are shown, such as football, rugby and boxing as well as golf. Topgolf also o¢ers golf lessons, leagues, tournaments, corporate and social events and more. TRANSPORTATION MAP 4500Phase 1 09.28.2016 N 680 4500 McCarthy Blvd. VTA LIGHT RAIL 880 AMTRAK/ACE BAYPOINTE STATION GREAT BART GREAT AMERICA STATION MALL MILPITAS STATION 237 VTA LIGHT RAIL TASMAN STATION Tasman Dr. LEVI’S VTA LIGHT RAIL VTA LIGHT RAIL STADIUM CHAMPION STATION MONTAGUE STATION Zanker Rd. N. First St. GREAT AMERICA Montague Expy. Great America Pkwy. America Great 101 Lafayette St. BART N. Mathilda Ave. FUTURE BERRYESSA STATION Scott Blvd. Central Expy. San Tomas Expy. SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL 87 CALTRAIN AIRPORT LAWRENCE STATION CALTRAIN/AMTRAK/ACE LawrenceExpy. SANTA CLARA STATION NEARBY COMPANIES OWNER USER 101 45004500 LAFAYETTE STREET 237 MONTAGUE EXPRESSWAY E. TASMAN DRIVE ZANKER ROAD NORTH FIRST STREET CORPORATE CAMPUS RETAIL ALVISO TRAIL MAP 4500 Alviso Marina County Park Trail 4500 alviso slough trail 237 san tomas aquino creek trail alviso river trail 101 4500 4500 NORTH FIRST STREET SAN JOSE, CA | ±8,200–±83,185 SF FOR LEASE STEVEN JENAB | +1 650 320 0211 | [email protected] | LIC #020850720 DREW ARVAY | +1 408 436 3647 | [email protected] | LIC #00511262 KALIL JENAB | +1 408 200 8800 | [email protected] | LIC #00848988 VIEW SITE SPECIFIC COVID-19 PREVENTION PLAN Cushman & Wakefield Copyright 2020. No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by the property owner(s). As applicable, we make no representation as to the condition of the property (or properties) in question..
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