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The Shops at Montebello Leasing Book 2021 DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW THE SHOPS AT MONTEBELLO DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW THE SHOPS AT MONTEBELLO #COMETOGETHER COMMERCE COMMUNITY CULTURE COMMERCE COMMUNITY CULTURE The Shops at Montebello is a modern indoor super-regional shopping center conveniently located just east of downtown Los Angeles with easy access to the Pomona Freeway (I-60). With 774K square feet of retail space, the center hosts over 10 million shoppers annually. The Shops at Montebello features national retailers such as Macy’s, Macy’s Home, H&M, Forever 21, JCPenney and COACH, plus more than 140 specialty retailers. The Center offers a wide range of dining which include Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ, BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse, Olive Garden and more. Located 15 minutes from Downtown LA, The Shops at Montebello is home to Award Winning Programming and has been recognized as Member Business of The Year by the Montebello Chamber of Commerce two years in a row. A community stakeholder, the Shops at Montebello has been awarding College Scholarships to local High School students for the past 35 years. SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES IREM Certified 24/7 SECURITY GUEST SERVICES PUBLIC DIVERSE & Other Amenities Sustainable Property PRESENCE ART TENANT MIX CURBSIDE PICKUP OUTDOOR DINING AMPLE COMMUNITY MONTEBELLO BUS 5 Zones Patio PARKING CENTER Line Stop A CENTRAL GATHERING PLACE The Shops at Montebello is where culture meets commerce. East Los Angeles’ premiere shopping destination, the center is nestled between the City of Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley. UPPER LEVELTENANTS PURE BLADE WAIKIKI LOWER LEVEL TENANTS BUILT 1985 DAILY VISITORS 26,000 PROPERTY INFO TOTAL TENANTS 140 PARKING SPACES 3,503 TOTAL CENTER GLA 774,000 SF AMC THEATER MONTEBELLO TOWN SQUARE KAISER PERMANENTE COSTCO, HOME DEPOT, & IN-N-OUT DON BOSCO HIGH SCHOOL 10 Screen Luxury 250,000+ Retail and Restaurant Space 200 Employees Located in the Monterey Park Marketplace 368 Attending Students RESIDENTIAL 194 UNITS 91+ MILLION250,000+ CARS CARS ANNUALLY PER DAY 60 RESIDENTIAL 105 UNITS FR EE WA Y OF TOWN CENTER DR. FR AM P EEWAY ONRAMP FR MONTEBELLO BLVD. PLAZA DR. MONTEBELLO HILLS PLAZA LOT OVERFLOW PARKING DOUBLETREE BY HILTON ON-SITE RESTAURANTS FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 500+ Additional Parking Spaces 40,000 Guests Annually Lucille’s BBQ, BJ’s Brewhouse 20,000 Guests Annually & Olive Garden 350 Units, Community Recreation Facility, 2 Neighborhood Parks, Guard Gated Entry LEGEND SCHOOLS CRITICAL SITES & LANDMARKS THE SHOPS AT MONTEBELLO 10-Mile Radius 5-Mile Radius 9 11 SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Sorted by Enrollment Count and Distace From Center 4 1. Don Bosco High School 368 | 0.8 mi 2. Schurr High School 2,803 | 2.4 mi 14 1 3. Montebello High School 2,628 | 2.7 mi 16 4. El Monte High School 1,355 | 2.7 mi 12 5. El Rancho High School 2,484 | 2.7 mi 2 6. Applied Technology Center 565 | 3.9 mi 13 7 3 7. Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary HS 570 | 4.4 mi 8. Pioneer High School 4,413 | 4.6 mi 9. San Gabriel High School 2,216 | 5.2 mi 6 10. Bell Gardens High School 2,899 | 5.8 mi 11. CA State Univerity LA 27,681 | 8.1 mi 5 15 10 CRITICAL SITES AND LANDMARKS 8 Sorted by Distace From Center 12. Whittier Narrows Recreation Area 1.2 mi 13. Beverly Hospital 2.8 mi TRADE AREA 14. Vincent Price Art Museum 3.7 mi (5 MILE RADIUS) 15. Pico Pico State Historical Park 7.2 mi 16. LA Live/Staples Center 10 mi + ESTIMATED POPULATION: 608,400+ + TOTAL HOUSEHOLD: 181,400+ + AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME: $82,400+ The Shops at Montebello embraces the vibrant heritage that makes East Los Angeles so unique. THE SHOPS AT MONTEBELLO LOCAL DEMOGRAPHICS Generates $234 Million 3-MILE 5-MILE 10-MILE in sales annually POPULATION 202,296 608,434 2,540,000 TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 59,357 181,470 774,286 Boasts over $35 Million AVG. HOUSEHOLD INCOME $82,310 $82,471 $92,804 in restaurant sales annually Estimated 10+ million HOUSEHOLDS & EDUCATION - 5 MILE RADIUS shoppers per year. 5.28 Billion total retail expenditure within a 5 mile radius 180,000+ $82,471 40% 806,000 shoppers per month - 182,000 shoppers per week TOTAL AVERAGE ARE HOUSEHOLDS HOUSEHOLD INCOME MARRIED 1.2M trade area population within a 7-mile radius 18-54 years of age make up 52% of shoppers 868,000+ College or Graduate Degree AGE - 5 MILE RADIUS 455,000+ Graduate or Professional Degree 400,000+ High School Graduate or Higher 39% 29% RACE & ETHNICITY - 5 MILE RADIUS 27% 31% Asian 15% 39% White UNDER 18 18-34 35-54 55+ 24% Other MAMACITA MARKET NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY FASHION SHOW BENEFIT HALLOWEEN DRIVE-THRU CHALK WALK Community Programming and Signature Events 300+ 12+ 100K+ ANNUAL CENTER SIGNATURE EVENTS ATTENDEES ACTIVATIONS PER YEAR PER YEAR YELP MALL CRAWL MONTEBELLO MARKET KID’S CLUB BREAST CANCER AWARENESS WALK BY THE NUMBERS FACEBOOK 15,500+ Page Likes 138,000+ Check-ins INSTAGRAM 8,300+ Total Followers 200,000+ Impressions TWITTER 1,350+ Total Followers 20,000+ Impressions EMAIL 68,000+ Total Subscribers SMS 24,000+ Total Subscribers WEBSITE 45,000+ Average Monthly Sessions 100,000+ Average Monthly Page Views 35,000+ Average Monthly Visits DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW THE SHOPS AT MONTEBELLO #COMETOGETHER PERMANENT LEASING CLIFTON REALTY MANAGEMENT STEPHEN CASSELLA 201.694.3210 [email protected] PETER MOERSCH 310.321.5986 [email protected] LOCAL LEASING CYNTHIA WALSH 714.287.9157 [email protected] CINDY CZECH 630.956.4451 [email protected] #MONTEBELLOMOMENTS @ShopMontebello @ShopsMontebello shopsatmontebello.com 2134 Montebello Town Center Drive © 2021 Pacific Retail Capital Partners Montebello, CA 90640 .
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