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One Daytona the Blvd ONE DAYTONA THE BLVD ONE DAYTONA Daytona Beach, Florida ONE DAYTONA is located in east Central Florida at the crossroads of I-95 and I-4, across from Daytona International Speedway and just four miles from the “World’s Most Famous Beach”. This retail and entertainment destination features approximately 300,000 square feet of prime real estate including world-class shops and restaurants, premium residential lofts, and hotel accommodations. ONE DAYTONA will be an irresistible getaway for race fans, families and experience-seekers from across the region and beyond. The total development is one million plus square feet. • 9.8 million annual visitors • 13.5 million residents within day-trip distance • Minutes from Daytona Beach International Airport offering daily service on Delta, American Airlines and Jet Blue 1 mile from interstate 95 9.8 million annual visitors $4.7 billion in visitor spending annually 600,000 household population Volusia County 42,000 cars pass daily on international speedway blvd 13,500,000 residents within day-trip distance 5 college campuses within five miles & 42,000 students DAYTONA STATE COLLEGE VOLUSIA MALL HALIFAX HEALTH 43,00042,000 CPD 92 39,500 CPD Opening 2017, Approximately 350,000 sq ft of mixed use space and 2 hotels EMBRY-RIDDLE UNIVERSITY 95 74,500 CPD DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT US 92 to I-95 • 42,000 Cars Per Day • 3 million SF of retail from Volusia Mall to I-95 (appx 1 mile) • 38,000 employees within three miles and five college campuses within five miles $4.7 Billion Dollars in Annual Consumer Spending Annually, 9.8 million visitors flock to its famed sports attractions and sun-soaked 300,000 sf of mixed-use development oceanfront. The region’s coastal commercial and cultural hub, Daytona Beach is home featuring best-in-class restaurant to a year-round population of 600,000, including 42,000 students and is the world and entertainment venues, as well headquarters of NASCAR and the LPGA. as destination retail, hotel, • Adjacent to DAYTONA International Speedway and four miles from Daytona’s world famous Class A office and residential beaches, this retail and entertainment project has over 300,000 square feet of prime real estate development. • ONE DAYTONA is at the crossroads of I-95 and I-4, the doorstep of the third-largest consumer region in the U.S. with 17 million people • One hour from Orlando, the nation’s most visited destination with over 68 million annual visitors THE BLVD 300 event DAYS each year Track Events January March October • Roar Before the Rolex 24 • DAYTONA Supercross by Honda • Fall Cycle Scene • Rolex 24 at Daytona • Ricky Carmichael Amateur Supercross • DAYTONA Flat Track November February • DAYTONA 200 • Turkey Rod Run • Lucas Oil 200 Driven by General Tire • Spring Car Show • Advance Auto Parts Clash December • DAYTONA 500 Qualifying by Kroger July • DAYTONA Kartweek - • CanAm Duel • Gatorade Qualifying Day World Championships • Nextera Energy Resources 250 • DAYTONA Firecracker 250 • PowerShares QQQ 300 Powered by Coca-Cola • DAYTONA 500 • Coke Zero 400 © 2015-2017 LEGACY Development ABOUT LEGACY DEVELOPMENT LEGACY Development has maintained the same unwavering goal for more than 20 years: To create world-class retail and mixed-use developments. Since 1995 the team at LEGACY has had a hand in creating more than 50 projects with over 31 million square feet of commercial space across 14 states. Today, the company continues to deliver properties that provide a unique customer experience and add value for owners, tenants and the community alike. See more at legacydevelopment.com CONTACT THE LEGACY DEVELOPMENT TEAM: LEGACY Development 4717 Central Street Kristen Tremonti Kansas City, Missouri 64112 Senior Leasing Manager 816.777.3500 816.876.2547 legacydevelopment.com [email protected] .
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