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THE RIGHT SPACE, the RIGHT LOCATION, the RIGHT THING the World’S Most Advanced Green Building THE RIGHT SPACE, THE RIGHT LOCATION, THE RIGHT THING The world’s most advanced Green Building. NEW CONSTRUCTION WITH A NEW CONCEPT The Bullitt Center is ideal for organizations looking for that hard-to-find creative, collaborative space in a dynamic in- city location. 13’ ceilings with floor to ceiling glass, operable windows with views, skylights and in-floor radiant heat make for extraordinary spaces. 0 net zero energy use with rooftop array of photovoltaic panels. Net zero water use with a 56,000 gallon cistern of harvested water. E GALER ST Lake Union E HIGHLAND ST 98 Volunteer Park SEATTLE ASIAN walk score, classified as “walker’s paradise”ART MUSEUM located on the Pike/Pine, Seattle’s premier live-play neighborhood. E PROSPECT ST 1501 E. Madison, Seattle, WA 98122 FAIRVIEW AVE N Plus dedicated bicycle parking and showers/lockers on MUSEUM OF FAIRVIEW & CAMPUS DRIVE E AVE 10TH HISTORY AND INDUSTRY each tenant floor. Lake Union Lake Union BELMONT AVE E Park ALOHA ST Park CENTER E ALOHA ST FOR WOODEN VALLEY ST BOATS VALLEY ST PIKE/PINE NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIES: BROADWAY & ROY E ROY ST ROY ST BROAD ST LAKE UNION PARK MERCER ST E MERCER ST TERRY & MERCER WESTLAKE & MERCER RESTAURANTS PUBLIC SPACE SOUTH LAKE REPUBLICAN ST E REPUBLICAN ST Anchovies & Olives Cal Anderson Park BROAD ST UNION WESTLAKE AVE N AVE WESTLAKE BROADWAY Restaurant Zoë McGilvra Place Park BROADWAY & HARRISON E HARRISON ST BELLEVUE AVE E AVE BELLEVUE 9TH AVE N AVE 9TH 8TH AVE N AVE 8TH DEXTER AVE N DEXTER AVE AURORA AVE N AVE AURORA STREETCAR STREETCAR Spinasse Streetcar Station WESTLAKE & THOMAS TERRY & THOMAS E THOMAS ST SOUTH THOMAS ST Cafe Presse Light Rail Station LAKE UNION 5 E JOHN ST Lark (coming soon) CAPITOL HILL MINOR AVE N AVE MINOR TERRY AVE N AVE TERRY BOREN AVE N AVE BOREN Denny Park N AVE FAIRVIEW The Garage E DENNY WAY DENNY WAY E OLIVE WAY WESTLAKE & 9THDENNY YALE AVE Quinn’s GROCERY BROADWAY & DENNY E HOWELL ST CAPITOL HILL 8TH AVE DENNY Cal Rhein Haus Trader Joe’s SEATTLE CENTRAL Anderson COLLEGE Park 13TH AVE E AVE 13TH 19TH AVE E AVE 19TH 20TH AVE E AVE 20TH 17TH AVE E AVE 17TH 16TH AVE E AVE 16TH 12TH AVE E AVE 12TH E AVE 14TH 18TH AVE E AVE 18TH 15TH AVE E AVE 15TH 7TH AVE TRIANGLE E AVE 11TH STEWART ST E OLIVE ST Oddfellows Cafe + Bar Central Co-op 9TH AVE 6TH AVE PL NAGLE HOWELL ST SUMMITAVE E SUMMITAVE HARVARD AVE E AVE HARVARD BELMONT AVE E AVE BELMONT BOYLSTON AVE E AVE BOYLSTON Skillet Whole Foods WESTLAKE & 7TH E PINE ST BELLEVUE AVE E BELLEVUE AVE BELLTOWN E MELROSE AVE BROADWAY & PIKEPINE Marjorie (coming soon) LENORA ST E PIKE ST E MADISON ST Momiji OLIVE WAY VIRGINIA ST WESTLAKE HUB Via Tribunali MCGRAW SQUARE E UNION ST BROADWAY E BROADWAY Poquitos MOORE WESTLAKE PINE ST THEATER CENTER E SPRING ST 2ND & STEWART Westlake PIKE ST Park VIRGINIA Freeway E MARION ST MASON Park MEDICAL UNION ST CENTER COMMERCIAL BROADWAY & MARION PIKE PLACE SEATTLE MARKET CORE MINOR AVE UNIVERSITY E COLUMBIA ST ALASKAN WAY SWEDISH FOR LEASINGBOREN AVE INFORMATION: 1ST & PIKE UNIVERSITY ST MEDICAL CENTER TERRY AVE BENAROYA 5TH AVE SENECA ST E CHERRY ST HALL Jim Allison9TH AVE Cleita Harvey Lisa Stewart PIER 59: 4TH AVE SEATTLE SEATTLE 8TH AVE E JAMES WAY AQUARIUM 3RD AVE CENTRAL ART MUSEUM 206-315-8687 206-315-0625 206-622-1480 2ND AVE SEATTLE DISTRICT Waterfront PUBLIC Park 1ST AVE WESTERN AVE LIBRARY FIRST HILL [email protected] [email protected] JEFFERSON ST [email protected] ELLIOTT AVE SPRING ST BROADWAY & TERRACE MADISON ST E TERRACE ST 1ST & MADISON MARION ST SEATTLE MUNICIPAL E ALDER ST COURT HARBORVIEW FIRST HILL E AVE 14TH COLUMBIA ST MEDICAL CENTER CITY SEATTLE CENTER CITY HALL E SPRUCE ST ALDER ST CHERRY ST 520 Pike Street, Suite 1515,STREETCAR Seattle, WA 98101 | www.urbispartners.com CONNECTOR KING COUNTY COURTHOUSE E FIR ST PIER 52 JAMES ST COLMAN DOCK: SMITH TOWER TERRACE ST YESLER & BROADWAY WASHINGTON STATE PIONEER SQUARE InformationCity Hall regarding this property has either been supplied to our firm by the owner or obtained from sources deemed reliable. Interested parties are expected to carefully investigate and FERRIES JEFFERSON ST Park E YESLER WAY PIER 50: verify the above information as well as other mattersBOREN AVEaffecting S this property. WATER TAXIS PIONEER SQUARE Kobe S WASHINGTON ST 2ND AVE EXTENSION S Terrace YESLER S WASHINGTON ST Park Elliott Bay Occidental 14TH & WASHINGTON 4TH AVE S AVE 4TH 5TH AVE S AVE 5TH 6TH AVE S AVE 6TH Park S AVE 3RD TERRACE CENTRAL DISTRICT S MAIN ST 2ND AVE S AVE 2ND S JACKSON ST S JACKSON ST OCCIDENTAL MALL UNION 5TH & JACKSON 7TH & JACKSON 12TH & JACKSON KING STATION JAPANTOWN CHINATOWN LITTLE SAIGON STREET S KING ST S KING ST STATION/ AMTRACK CHINATOWN INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT S WELLER ST RAINIER AVE S 12TH AVE S AVE 12TH UWAJIMAYA S AVE 10TH VILLAGE S LANE ST 7TH AVE S AVE 7TH 8TH AVE S AVE 8TH SEATTLE BLVD S S AVE MAYNARD S DEARBORN ST CENTURY LINK FIELD 90 LEGEND AIRPORT WAY S Streetcar S AVE 1ST OCCIDENTAL AVE S AVE OCCIDENTAL EVENT Proposed Streetcar ALASKAN WAY S CENTER Streetcar Stop EDGAR MARTINEZ DR S Proposed Streetcar Stop SAFECO FIELD Sound Transit Link Light Rail Station S AVE 6TH Landmark S ATLANTIC ST.
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