Waterfront Development Opportunity 16.6 ACRES 3 DOWNTOWN INFILL SITES
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Waterfront Development Opportunity 16.6 ACRES 3 DOWNTOWN INFILL SITES The City of Stockton is announcing the availability of a development opportunity for infill development along the Stockton Waterfront area. In the next month, the City will be seeking responses from interested parties to receive a Request for Qualifications for the development of three City-owned sites: Waterfront Property (9.07 acres), West Weber Avenue (3.74 acres) and Washington Street (3.79 acres). Prepared and presented by The Opportunity The City of Stockton is in the midst of an economic expansion, with a greater emphasis on downtown infill development. These three sites represent an incredible opportunity for a developer to be a part of the changing landscape along the Stockton waterfront. If you would like to partner with the City to develop these sites, contact Janice Miller, Deputy Director of the City of Stockton Economic Development Department at 209-937-8539 or [email protected] The Downtown Waterfront properties comprise 3 separate undeveloped properties on the west end of downtown Stockton, at Interstate 5 and the Crosstown (SR-4) Freeway Seems like the demographic data is random – so maybe make this look like a callout box, change the title to read “Downtown Stockton area: Higher Concen- tration of Adults under 40”. Then let’s remove the 3rd and 5th bars (1-mile and 5-mile), and change the 3-mile label on the “Downtown Stockton Area”. Hoping to make this more legible by removing content – it’s very small. Waterfront Property West Weber Ave Washington Street (9.07 acres) (3.74 acres) Located next to (3.79 acres) Four blocks of Adjacent to the Stockton Marina the popular Children’s Museum of contiguous ownership along the north and features the active waterfront Stockton at the southwest corner of side of Washington Street, between promenade Weber and Lincoln DowntownLincoln and Madison Stockton Streets Area Downtown Stockton Area About Stockton Higher Concentration of Adults under 40 Downtown Stockton Area The City of Stockton is one80,000 of California’s fastest growing communities. Located Higher Concentration of Adults under 40 in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, Stockton is currently the 13th largest city in 70,000 3 California with a diverse population of nearly 300,000. Although part of the Age 0-19 3 greater Silicon Valley, Stockton’s economy6 is more diverse, driven by agriculture, CALIFORNIA 8 8 Age 20-29 60,000 , clean energy, health and wellness, manufacturing,1 and water technology. Stockton 5 , 9 Age 30-39 is served by the Port of Stockton (the largest deep-sea inland7 port in the west), 3 50,000 7 Stockton Metropolitan Airport (SCK), the Altamont Corridor Express7 (providing Age 40-54 7 SAN JOAQUIN , commuter rail to San Jose) as well as Amtrak. 7 COUNTY 5 Age 55-64 40,000 5 6 Age 60+ 0 Stockton’s downtown cultural and entertainment, destinations include the Bob 30,000 3 MILES OF SITE Hope Theatre, Stockton Children’s Museum and8 Stockton Civic Theatre. The state- 1 of-the-art Stockton Arena hosts the Stockton 4 Heat (affiliate of the NHL Calgary 20,000 7 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Flames), the 2017 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Regionals and8 major con- certs and events, as well as Banner Island Ballpark, home to the Oakland, A’s minor 10,000 2 league affiliate Stockton Ports. The Waterfront itself features attractive pedestrian 3 and bike paths connecting downtown0 and the entertainment uses. Higher Concentration 0-14 15-24 25-44 45-64 65+ of Adults under 40 CALIFORNIA Contact Janice Miller, Deputy Director of the City of Stockton Economic Age 0-19 Development Department at 209-937-8539 or [email protected] Prepared and Age 20-29 presented by SAN JOAQUIN Age 30-39 COUNTY Age 40-54 ARENA GROUND FLOOR Age 55-64 COMMERCIAL (3 Miles of Site) Age 60+ 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%.