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Bay Park Square BAY PARK SQUARE GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN 2 Only one mile south of Lambeau Field, Bellin Health: 2,203 employees* Bay Park Square is located in one of the 2 most affluent areas in Green Bay and is 2 Green Bay Packaging, Inc.: 950 employees* the area’s premier retail destination. Green Bay Packers, Inc.: 550 employees* 8 Humana: 3,169 employees* 1 8 Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin: 2,916 employees* BAY PARK SQUARE 6 Packerland Packing Company: 5,400 employees* Major Retailers: Younkers, Younkers Furniture Gallery, Kohl’s, 4 2 Prevea Clinic: 1,050 employees* ShopKo, Bay Park Square Cinema Schreiber Foods, Inc.: 753 employees* GLA: 712,000 Sq. Ft. 7 3 ShopKo Stores Inc.: 160 retail stores, 5 20,000 employees 2 St. Norbert College: 506 employees* HOTELS St. Vincent Hospital: 1,556 employees* Aloft Hotel: 105 rooms, meeting room UnitedHealthcare Life Insurance Company: 1,950 employees* Hilton Garden Inn: 125 rooms, 2,000 square 1 feet of meeting space Wisconsin Public Service: 1,438 employees* Springhill Suites: 127 suites, 2 meeting/event rooms 6 Tundra Lodge: 162 suites, 7 meeting rooms, 20,000-square-foot conference center, indoor water park MAJOR OFFICE COMPLEXES Merrill Lynch Building: Six businesses in complex 3 3 3 RETAIL CENTERS 4 SR 172 7 Barnes & Noble Best Buy Retail Center: Best Buy, Dick’s Sporting SINGLE-FAMILY Goods, ULTA Beauty, Hobby Lobby, PetSmart, Bed Bath & Beyond RESIDENTIAL 3 Homes: $100K–$250K Cabela’s* The Shoppes at the Village: Cooks Corner, TO AUSTIN STRAUBEL AIRPORT David’s Bridal, Hancock Fabrics, Golden Corral, 8 HuHot Mongolian Grill & BBQ, Panera Bread, Red Robin, Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery The Village at Bay Park: JCPenney, DSW, OTHER Chico’s, Kirkland’s, Lane Bryant Austin Straubel Airport: Third-largest airport in Wisconsin* N N N Brown County Arena: 7,500-seat capacity, 4 annual attendance more than 95,000 N N Don Hutson Center: Green Bay Packers APARTMENT indoor and outdoor practice fields, open to public during training camp COMPLEXES N N N Marvelle Lane Apartments: 160 units LOCATION TRADE AREA SPECIALTY RETAILERS Lambeau Field: 72,928-seat capacity, home of the NFL Green Bay Packers, Packers Hall Village Park Apartments: 50 units DEMOGRAPHICS RESTAURANTS AND ENTERTAINMENT of Fame open year-round 3 Bay Park Square is located Trade Area Population: 270,079 Aéropostale, American Eagle Outfitters, Apricot Lane Resch Center: National concert venue; off SR 172 at the intersection of 10,500-seat capacity; home of USHL Green 5 Holmgren Way and Pilgrim Way, Total Daytime Population: 315,833 Boutique, Bath & Body Works, Buckle, Build-A-Bear Bay Gamblers hockey, UW-Green Bay Phoenix one mile south of Lambeau Field. Trade Area Households: 105,740 Workshop, Charlotte Russe, The Children’s Place, men’s basketball, and Green Bay Blizzard AF2 arena football CORPORATE Average Annual HH Income: $68,246 Christopher & Banks, Crazy 8, Express, Francesca’s, HEADQUARTERS Median Age: 36.6 Gap, Gymboree, Hot Topic, Justice, LOFT, New York Ameriprise Auto & Home Insurance: & Company, Old Navy, PacSun, PINK, Tilly’s, Torrid, 1,001 employees* Victoria’s Secret, Yankee Candle, Zumiez, Bay Park Associated Bank Corp: 1,091 employees* Square Cinema, 8-unit Food Court y and Pilgrim Way, one mile south of Lambeau Field. CONTACT Leasing: Specialty Leasing: Big Box & Theatre Peripheral Mall Manager: Director of Marketing & * Not shown on map Amy Lepi Mike Asmondy Development: Development/Land: Judy Tullius Business Development: Information accurate as of 5/1/15. [email protected] [email protected] Sundesh Shah Trent Garrett [email protected] Stephanie Blavat Sources: SPG Research; trade (847) 330-0220 (920) 499-2421 [email protected] [email protected] (920) 499-2421 [email protected] area demographic information per (317) 263-2443 (317) 263-7104 (920) 499-2421 Pitney Bowes MapInfo (2014)..
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