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Fulton Market District Chicago Total of 9,196 Rentable Square Feet Available Immediate Delivery Plus a 3,310 Square Foot Lower Level 12’-6” Ceiling Heights 936 WEST FULTON FULTON MARKET DISTRICT CHICAGO TOTAL OF 9,196 RENTABLE SQUARE FEET AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PLUS A 3,310 SQUARE FOOT LOWER LEVEL 12’-6” CEILING HEIGHTS 936 WEST FULTON MARKET OVERVIEW THEN NOW 2005 DEMOGRAPHICS 2019 DEMOGRAPHICS WITHIN ONE MILE WITHIN ONE MILE A REGIONAL MARKET 37K 56K MARKET DAYTIME DENSITY POPULATION POPULATION Home to the Chicago corporate headquarters of Google, McDonalds, 51% GROWTH Vital Proteins, Dyson, SRAM, Glassdoor, Skender Construction, Aspen Dental, WPP, Mondelez, Ernst & Young 155K 351K REGIONAL ACCESSIBILITY DAYTIME POPULATION DAYTIME POPULATION Situated on the Randolph Street exit from the I-90/94 Kennedy Expressway — 233K vehicles/day 126% GROWTH Multiple access points from I-290 21K 35K Direct feed from I-55 RESIDENTIAL UNITS RESIDENTIAL UNITS Located 1 block from the Morgan Street CTA ‘L’ Stop — 67% GROWTH 1M riders/year 30% 56% On the CTA bus routes serving the Midwest Rail Hubs OF RESIDENTS EARN OVER OF RESIDENTS EARN OVER at Union & Ogilvie Stations $100K PER YEAR $100K PER YEAR 87% GROWTH PROXIMITY TO THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT AND OTHER ACTIVITY DRIVERS Blocks from United Center, home to the Chicago Bulls & 225K SF 615K SF Blackhawks, and other entertainment performances OF RETAIL OF RETAIL selling a total of 2.4M tickets per year 173% GROWTH 900 WEST N. Branch Chicago River 41 NORTH CENTER N. Branch Chicago River 41 N Belmont SOUTHPORT Harbor ROSCOE AVENUE VILLAGE N. Branch Chicago River LAKEVIEW LAKEVIEW Lake EAST WEST Michigan LAKEVIEW 41 N. Branch Chicago River 90 94 Diversey Harbor North Pond LAKE 41 MICHIGAN 90 N. Branch Chicago River LOGAN 90 SQUARE 94 94 LINCOLN PARK N. Branch Chicago River 90 94 HALSTED & ARMITAGE BUCKTOWN N. Branch Chicago River NORTH & CLYBOURN 90 41 NORTH, 94 MILWAUKEE & DAMEN OLD 90 94 TOWN N. Branch Canal FULTON MARKET DISTRICT WICKER PARK N. Branch Chicago River GOLD 41 LOCATION Lake 90 N. Branch Chicago River COAST Michigan UKRANIAN EAST 94 VILLAGE VILLAGE RIVER 90 MAGNIFICENT NOBLE WEST River Chicago Branch N. 94 RIVER 90 MILE SQUARE 94 NORTH N. Branch Chicago River STREETERVILLEOgden Slip FULTON MARKET 936 Canal Basin WEST Chicago River DISTRICT FULTON Chicago River LAKESHORE DuSable Harbor EAST 41 90 CENTRAL 90 94 94 BUSINESS WEST LOOP Chicago River S. Branch DISTRICT “LOOP” 41 290 0 290 290 290 290 290 Chicago Harbor S. Branch Chicago River UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS SOUTH 41 VILLAGE/ MEDICAL 90 LOOP DISTRICT LITTLE 94 (IMD) ITALY 90 94 LEGEND 90 94 41 RAIL LINE River Chicago Branch S. Burnham CHINA Harbor MAIN ARTERIALS TOWN FULTON MARKET DISTRICT AT A GLANCE N 936 WEST FULTON FULTON STREET HOXTON HOTEL LAKE STREET CENTRAL 90 BUSINESS 94 DISTRICT “LOOP” RANDOLPH STREET OGILVIE TRANSPORTATION CENTER HEADQUARTERS LEGEND RAIL LINE GREEN STREET PEORIA STREET PEORIA MAIN ARTERIALS STREET HALSTED MORGAN STREET MORGAN SANGAMON STREET SANGAMON CARPENTER STREET CARPENTER 936 WEST FULTON MAP W Kinzie Street = Retail = Office GR333N = Hotel WPP = Restaurant W Carroll Avenue ACE HOTEL ERNST & YOUNG 159 ROOMS FULTON WEST 1K FULTON = Fitness GOOGLE DYSON SRAM SANDBOX INDUSTRIES MICRO HOTEL 800 W FULTON = Dental/Medical GLASSDOOR 325 ROOMS UBER 936 (PROPOSED) HERMAN MILLER WEST TIME OUT ASPEN DENTAL + SWIFT & SONS ABA = Salon/Spa FULTON MARKET W Fulton Street PENDRY WEWORK WEWORK 200 ROOMS 905 W THE PUBLICAN 811 FULTON FULTON (PROPOSED) KNOLL MONDELEZ THE WING INTERNATIONAL 210 N DREAM HOTEL NEXT CARPENTER WEWORK 187 ROOMS BOQUERIA ROISTER (PROPOSED) GOOGLE MOMOTARO THE AVIARY MARRIOTT 199 ROOMS VITAL PROTEINS THE HOXTON + CVS 182 ROOMS 1,105 M Annual Riders (2019) W Lake Street 900 W BLVD RANDOLPH FUTURE RESIDENTIAL TWELVE01WEST FEDERALES 314 UNITS LULULEMON 167 GREEN BLUEMERCURY STREET COCA-COLA EYECONIC INDEPENDENCE WEWORK SLOWEAR PF CHANG’S KINTON RAMEN SHAKE SHACK 259 ROOMS 115 ROOMS (PROPOSED) DO-RITE DONUTS ART + SCIENCE BAR SIENA SWEETGREEN ROTI PRINCI ANTHROPOLOGIE JENI’S NOBU HOTEL MOLLY’S CUPCAKES SMYTH | THE LOYALIST STAN’S DONUTS THE STANDARD CRUZ BLANCA AU CHEVAL CITY WINERY STARBUCKS LENA BRAVA + W Randolph Street MCDONALDS + GLOBAL HQ POLITAN ROW SOLO SALON 200 ROOMS LOVESAC FLOYD’S HYATT HOUSE NANDO’S BILLY REID MADEWELL ONE MEDICAL FORMENTO’S 165 ROOMS ORA DENTAL LA COLOMBE FREE PEOPLE NOTRE LA SARDINE WARBY PARKER ALICE IN IVORY UNCOMMON JAMES EQUINOX HOTEL LOU MALNATI’S GIRL & THE GOAT + EXHALE PARLOR PIZZA 40 ROOMS COREPOWER YOGA BAR SOHO HOUSE W Washington Boulevard N Ada Street Ada N N Peoria Street Peoria N N Elizabeth Street N Racine Avenue N May Street May N Street Aberdeen N Street Carpenter N N Morgan Street Morgan N Street Sangamon N N Green Street Green N N Halsted Street Halsted N FLOOR PLANS FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR (OPTIONAL) 841 SF 8,355 SF 2,512 SF Spa Services 3,929 SF 841 SF Can be combined Full-Service with full or partial Restaurant second floor for up to a total of 775 SF ±9,196 SF NORTH SANGAMON STREET SANGAMON NORTH STREET SANGAMON NORTH WEST FULTON MARKET WEST FULTON MARKET 936 WEST FULTON 936 WEST FULTON GREG BAYER LARA KEENE MID-AMERICA REAL ESTATE CORPORATION MID-AMERICA REAL ESTATE CORPORATION 630.954.7441 630.481.4038 [email protected] [email protected] PAUL BRYANT KELLY NICKELE MID-AMERICA REAL ESTATE CORPORATION MID-AMERICA REAL ESTATE CORPORATION 630.954.7354 630.954.7513 [email protected] [email protected].
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