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BAYSIDE PARK FORT MYERS, FL Caloosahatchee River W. First St. Wilna St. McGregor Blvd. WWW.LSICOMPANIES.COMOFFERING MEMORANDUM 1 BAYSIDE PARK OFFERING SUMMARY EXECUTIVE TEAM Address: 2002 Bayside Pkwy. Fort Myers, FL 33901 Size: 6,500± Square Feet Zoning: U-CTR Utilities: Water, sewer, electric, phone Randy Thibaut, ALC William Rollins, ALC, CCIM Brandan Pendergrass Owner / CEO Senior Broker Sales Associate Parcel ID: 23-44-24-P2-00300.0290 2018 Taxes: $726.73 Price: $600,000 OFFERING PROCESS Offers should be sent via Contract or Letter of Intent to include, but not limited to, basic terms such as purchase price, earnest money deposit, feasibility period and closing period. MARKETED AND EXCLUSIVELY LISTED BY: PLEASE DIRECT ALL OFFERS TO: Brandan Pendergrass - [email protected] EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Bayside Park is a 6,500± sq. ft. vacant lot located on the corner of PARKING REQUIREMENTS W. First Street & Bayside Pkwy., in Downtown Fort Myers, FL. The • Multi-family which will be limited by the required parking current zoning is U-CTR which offers an opportunity for a developer (1.5 spots per dwelling unit with visitor parking to be one per to construct an ideal site for residential and a myriad of retail and/ 15 dwelling units) or office uses. A maximum of 7-stories can be built with a minimum • Flex house must comply with residential plus the required paved of 2-stories with no setback minimums and a 10-foot maximum on parking for the nonresidential area front and sides. Parking must be provided onsite, and water retention • Lodging will be limited to the number of parking spots provided is dependent on building design. The 2-story minimum offers a on the lot (0.75 spots per room) unique opportunity for the developer to build parking underneath • Open office limited to 1 spot per 350 sq. ft. of gross floor area if they wanted to take full advantage of the minimal setbacks. There • Retail and artisanal same parking as open office is also an opportunity to combine an adjacent parcel with the same zoning. The lot is directly across from High Point Place Condominiums, luxury riverfront high rises in Fort Myers located directly on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River. The site is across the street from Bennett’s Fresh Roast and a short walk to many of the restaurants, W. First St. shopping, and entertainment venues within the Fort Myers River District, such as Joe’s Crab Shack, Ford’s Garage, Arcade Theater, and Sydney Berne Davis Art Center. An upcoming nearby development, City Walk, will deliver even more residents within walking distance to the property with its vibrant mixed-use 300 residential rental units, a 128-key Marriott brand hotel, and 5,000-10,000 square feet of retail/commercial space. WWW.LSICOMPANIES.COM 3 Anticipated Project Schedule: CITYThe applicant has alreadyWALK begun the planning and designCONCEPT process, and anticipates a 6-8 month period PLAN for approval of the PUD amendment and building permits. Construction is expected to commence in January 2019, with an estimated completion date of January 2022. Attached as Exhibit A is an estimated timeline for zoning approval. Conceptual Apartment Elevations: Site Plan: While the site plan is currently in the design phase, the following is a general depiction of what is being contemplated: Conceptual Hotel Elevations 300 Market Rate Apartment Rental Units Residential Units Hotel and Commercial Space Green Space 128-Key Marriott Brand Hotel WWW.LSICOMPANIES.COM 4 LEE COUNTY Burnt Store Marina GASPARILLA ISLAND 75 To TAMPA 31 LOCATION MAP 75 121 Miles . XT E 143 O NORTH BAYSHORE RD D A R FORT MYERS P RNT STORE RD RNT STORE L Coral Oaks E SITE D BU KISMET PKWY Golf Course RAILROAD 80 LITTLETON RD 78 BLVD RD 141 ORANGE RIVER BLVD PONDELLA RD ALT. RT 41 765 River PALM BEACH HANCOCK BRIDGE PKWY BUCKINGHAM 41 139 PINE ISLAND RD SITE CAYO MLK BLVD COSTA 78 138 BUCKINGHAM LEHIGH AVE ACRES CAPE FORT 82 JOEL BLVD MATLACHA MYERS CORAL RD GUNNERY FOWLER ST ORTIZ RD LEE BLVD 136 PINE CLEVE LAND ISLAND COLONIAL BLVD LEELAND HEIGHTS BLVD 867 DEL PRADO BLVD IMMOKALEE RD RD S Caloosahatchee 75 T 75 CHIQUITA BLVD CHIQUITA SIX MILE R I N CYPRESS PKWY Gateway BAMA G F E CAPE CORAL PKWY ALA L L PKWY O COL LEGE METRO PKWY W PALOMINO LN PALOMINO 131 R CYPRESS LAKE DANIELS PKWY 82 D HOMESTEAD RD HOMESTEAD RD Iona MCGREGOR BLVD GLADIOLUS DR SWFL Int'l. SHELL POINT BLVD AIRPORT BLVD BELL GRAHAM ALEXANDER Health Park TREELINE 867 IN L R E DAVIS R DAVIS M CAPTIVA SUM ISLAND ST. JAMES 869 ALICO RD 128 CITY BLVD SAN CARLOS 865 JOHN MORRIS To Florida SANIBEL RD ISLAND PARK Gulf Coast San Carlos University Park OAKS PKWY OAKS SCREW RD CORK THREE FORT MYERS PKWY GRIFFIN HILL BEN PERIWINKLE WAY BEACH ESTERO BLVD 123 SANIBEL ESTERO ISLAND 41 RAILROAD COCONUT WWW.LSICOMPANIES.COMGULF 5 PELICAN OF LANDING STRIKE LN MEXICO BONITA 887 BEACH BONITA BAY TERRY ST BONITA SPRINGS 116 BONITA BEACH RD 846 RETAIL MAP APPROVED USES • Medical office • Law office • Real estate office • Café • Small restaurant • Flex space A full list of acceptable uses is available upon request City of Palms Park McGregor Blvd. WWW.LSICOMPANIES.COM 6 AREA AMENITIES SPORTS & RECREATION ATTRACTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATION The Southwest Florida environment provides excellent Southwest Florida’s greatest attractions and A highly respected private educational institution, weather for enjoying sports and recreation year-round. entertainment opportunities offer something for Hodges University, is located just 13 miles from the Golfers can enjoy the nearby Fort Myers Country Club as everyone, from festival-goers and theatre lovers to property. Other higher education opportunities in Fort it’s just one of many golf courses from which to choose families and college students. Four Mile Cove Ecological Myers include Florida Gulf Coast University and Florida in the Fort Myers area. Baseball fans can enjoy two MLB Preserve and Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium are Southwestern State College. These are easily accessible, teams during Spring Training season – The Boston Red Sox two of the closest nature attractions. Each provide making the site an excellent location for students. For at JetBlue Park and The Minnesota Twins at CenturyLink wonderful opportunities to explore the Southwest families with children, the School District of Lee County Sports Complex (Hammond Stadium). The Fort Myers Florida environment and enjoy the beautiful weather. provides excellent public schools within very close Miracle baseball team plays during the summer months Sun Harvest Citrus is also a very popular outing with a proximity to the property. The District provides busing and a variety of sporting events occur year round at these Florida flair, where visitors can purchase grove-fresh for those who wish to attend a school outside of the world-class facilities. Finally, Fort Myers’ location on the oranges and orange juice. Of course, the beaches – immediate neighborhood. Gulf of Mexico make it an excellent place to enjoy a variety including world renowned Sanibel and Captiva Islands of water sports such as boating, kayaking and fishing. and Fort Myers Beach – and other Fort Myers attractions are within a few miles of the property. Additional entertainment can be found throughout the area. From the festivals of The Fort Myers River District to world- class entertainment at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall and Germain Arena, there is an abundance of cultural and entertainment opportunities for residents to enjoy year-round. WWW.LSICOMPANIES.COM 7 AREA AMENITIES SHOPPING & DINING A plethora of shopping and dining attractions are throughout the year. Bass Pro Shops, Costco, Regal situated conveniently throughout Fort Myers. Cinemas, Super Target, and Best Buy anchor this center. LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS BELL TOWER SHOPS is a landmark shopping, dining THE FORUM is a 458,000± square foot retail property and and entertainment destination centrally located in presents numerous shopping and dining opportunities • 0.1± miles from Publix Shopping Center Fort Myers, Florida. The open-air center offers fine to Fort Myers residents. Retail stores include Staples, retail shops including eclectic boutiques and shopping The Home Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Petco. Dining • 0.5± miles from Downtown Fort Myers favorites Williams-Sonoma, Chico’s, White House | Black options include Buffalo Wild Wings, Five Guys Burgers • 4± miles from I-75 Market, Victoria’s Secret, Scout & Molly’s Boutique, and and Fries, McAlister’s Deli, and Starbucks. • 6± miles from Bell Tower Shops Talbots. Exceptional shopping is complemented by distinctive restaurants such as Bistro 41, Cru, DaRuMa COCONUT POINT is a picturesque outdoor mall featuring • 6± miles from The Forum over 140 stores including Dillard’s, Target, Apple Store, Japanese Steak House, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Blue Pointe • 15± miles from Sanibel, Captiva, and Fort Michael Kors, and Barnes & Noble – all surrounding Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill, Cantina Laredo, Mimi’s Myers Beaches Café, T.G.I. Friday’s, and Society. A community partner several acres of lakes with a boardwalk. Experience a and pet-friendly destination, Bell Tower Shops hosts wide range of dining options, from the elegant Ruth’s • 15± miles from Gulf Coast Town Center special events throughout the year, including concerts, Chris Steakhouse and South Fork Grille, to family favorites • 16± miles from Southwest Florida fundraisers, art fairs, and more. Ted’s Montana Grill, Rodizio Grill, Bokamper’s Sports Bar International Airport and Grill or California Pizza Kitchen. Additionally, the 16 GULF COAST TOWN CENTER is a sophisticated • 16± miles from Coconut Point Mall screen Hollywood Theaters is within walking distance of contemporary shopping experience with more than many of the restaurants in this complex.
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