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Seattle’s historic Hotel located at Fifth The restoration of the Publix, originally built Avenue South and South Weller Street in the in 1928, preserves the unique character and heart of Seattle’s Chinatown-International cultural significance in the neighborhood District offers a distinctly unique opportunity for adjacent to Seattle’s iconic flagship Uwajimaya street-level retail. The extensive rehab of the Asian Grocery & Gift Store and is just steps hotel and new construction wing will be home away from Chinatown-International District and to 125 newly developed studio, one bedroom, King Street Station. two bedroom and three bedroom residences.

The Chinatown-International The Chinatown-International More than 35,000 residents The streets of Chinatown- District is home to three District offers consumers easy live within a one-mile radius International District are lined with parks, drawing patrons from access by car, bus, train, foot, and more than 7,000 new a unique variety of restaurants all parts of the city to visit light rail, street car (coming residential units are coming and shops that satisfy any the area. soon) and even ferry. to the area. consumer’s budget or style. CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

FEATURES

• Up to 12,963 rentable square feet of new retail and restaurant space located on street level

• Over 1,500 square feet of outdoor patio seating available for restaurant users

• Early 20th Century original store fronts will be rehabilitated for retailer use

• 125 apartment units situated above street-level retail

NEIGHBORHOOD HIGHLIGHTS

• More than 244,000 people work just steps • Approximately 45,000 visitors patronize away from the Chinatown-International District’s the Chinatown-International District’s retail core. This built-in customer base offers cultural institutions annually, reinforcing the restaurants and businesses access to the region’s neighborhood’s reputation as a major cultural highest concentration of employees. destination for the region.

• Over 25,000 metro bus and light rail • Nearly 3 million sports fans visit the neighborhood passengers board and end their trip in the every year in support of the Seattle Sounders, Chinatown- International District daily as well Mariners and Seahawks. An additional 200,000 as approximately 2,600 pedestrians cross 5th visitors attend a variety of special events at Avenue South at South Weller Street on any day CenturyLink Field and Exhibition Hall, creating a to shop and dine in the International District. steady stream of patrons. N 4 6 T H S T R E E T

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LEGEND P P Restaurant / Café Service / Cultural A Coffee / Tea / Sweets Grocery / Food G Kobe Terrace Park Nightclub / Bar G Gallery A 1 2 B Retail P Parking G P P C S. MAIN ST A A G A KEY 5TH AVES MAYNARD AVE S 6TH AVES P 7TH AVES BLOCK 1 BLOCK 11 B A. Viet My A. Asia Bar-B-Que B. New Century Tea Gallery BLOCK 17 3 4 5 6 7 BLOCK 2 C. Mike’s Noodle House A. Uwajimaya D A. Tenoch Mexican Grill D. Kau Kau BBQ B. Thai Place B. Gyro House C. Aloha Plates A B C C E F A B E. Phnom Penh Noodle House P P C. Fuji Sushi G. Pho Bac D. Yummy House Bakery S. JACKSON ST E. Shilla Korean BBQ STREETCAR TO CAPITOL HILL BLOCK 3 F. Theatre Off Jackson A H. World Pizza F. Kinokuniya Bookstore L A C D A B A. Seattle Lighting G. Samurai Noodle 4TH AVES BLOCK 12 H. Beard Papa’s Cream Puffs 2ND AVE EXT S B F BLOCK 4 A. FedEx Office A. Jade Garden I. Herfy’s Burgers 8 9 P 10 11 12 B. House of Hong J. Tako Kyuuban B B G BLOCK 5 C. Four Seas K. Saigon Bistro Union L. Noodle Zen C K C A. Tsukushinbo Station Hing Hay B. New Star Seafood BLOCK 13 M. Paris Miki Optical LINK LIGHT RAIL D E G H I J Park D E H A C C. Red Lantern THE PUBLIX N. Unicone Crepes S. KING ST A. Facing East O. Chase Bank BLOCK 6 B. Oasis Tea Zone P. Savvy Cosmetics THE A B K L A B A B C A. Panama Hotel & Tea House Q. Boiling Point Restaurant King B. Maneki BLOCK 14 PUBLIX C D A. Pink Gorilla R. Salon Juno Street M F C. Momo B. Venus Karaoke BLOCK 18 Station E C D D. Kobo Shop & Gallery 13 14 N 15 16 E. Kaname Izakaya C. Fort St. George Bar & Grill A. Ocean City Seafood Restaurant 505 F D E F. 99 Cent & Up Store D. Maekawa Bar B. Luke’s Health Mart Pharmacy A A E. Seoul Tofu House Union G E C. Mongolian Hot Pot B BLOCK 7 F. King’s Barbecue House Station B H I J O P Q P F G H I P A. Modern Trading Co. G. Yummy House Bakery BLOCK 19 S. WELLER ST B. Sun Bakery & Café H. Shanghai Garden A. Ho Ho Seafood Restaurant I. Tropics Thai Restaurant B. 663 Bistro B C D E F A A B P BLOCK 8 J. Canton Wonton House C. Bush Garden C D A. Specialty’s G H I J K L M B K. Ambrosia Café D. Sun Ya Seafood Restaurant D B. Starbucks L. King Noodle E. East West Bank 625 605 C C. Tully’s M. Hong Kong Bistro N O P BLOCK 20 Union Union 18 19 D. Wells Fargo N. Purple Dot Café C O. Pho Hoa A. Daiso Station Station International BLOCK 9 B. Cathay Bank A E P. Cake House Children’s A. Union Station Market Q. Hing Loon Seafood Restaurant R P P B. Thai Curry Simple BLOCK 21 S. LANE ST Park 17 C. Hong Kong Café BLOCK 15 A. KeyBank D. Joe’s Bar & Grill A A. Gossip Espresso & Tea BLOCK 22 P A E. Henry’s Taiwan B. Tai Tung Restaurant 705 A F. Ping’s Food Market A. Crawfish King C. Seattle Pinball Museum B. Gourmet Noodle Bowl Union B G. Fu Lin Restaurant D. Eastern Café Station B H. A Piece of Cake Bakery E. Honey Court Seafood Restaurant C. Seattle Public Library 20 21 22 C I. International Model Toys F. Duk Li Dim Sum D. International District/Chinatown P J. Fuji Bakery G. Ton Kiang BBQ Noodle House Community Center K. Sub Sand H. A&B Café D L. Bank of America I. J Sushi S. DEARBORN ST P BLOCK 10 BLOCK 16 A. Federal A. Barclay Seafood AIRPORT WAY S B. US Post Office B. Harbor City BBQ & Seafood C. Bush Hotel C. Fortuna Café D. Dong Sing Market D. Luck Ngi Musical Club E. Bun Vietnamese Creative Noodles F. Wing Luke Asian Museum

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UWAJIMAYA VILLAGE

BAR 120 1,445 RSF RETAIL 119 FLOOR - 50.84’ 1,703 RSF CEILING + 12’-9” FLOOR - 47.35’ CEILING + 17’-0” SOUTH KING STREET KING SOUTH SOUTH WELLER STREET RETAIL 113 499 RSF

FLOOR - 50.84’ CEILING + 12’-9”

RESTAURANTRESTAURANT RESTAURANT 106 COFFEE 107 RESTAURANT 109 118 118 2,865 RSF 2,521 RSF 2,830 RSF LEASED RESTAURANT 109 1,100 RSF 2,830 RSF 1,100LEASE RSF FLOOR - 48.40’ CEILING + 16’-8” FLOOR - 46.76’ FLOORPENDING - 46.85’ CEILING + 17’-2” FLOOR - 50.84’ CEILING + 17’-0” CEILING + 12’-9”

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SQFT: 499 sq. ft. - 2,865 sq. ft.

ASKING RENT: $28.00 - $32.00 PSF + NNN

NNN: $8.00 PSF

TENANT IMPROVEMENTS: Negotiable

CHINATOWN - PROJECT COMPLETION: July 2016 INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT Uwajimaya Village

2015 DEMOGRAPHICS ½ MILE 1 MILE 3 MILES

POPULATION: 9,790 31,901 181,912 S JACKSON ST

4TH AVE S DAYTIME POPULATION: 49,123 162,251 380,866 Union Station Chinatown-International District Station AVG. HH INCOME: $37,349 $53,815 $79,222 King Street Station

504 PRIME RETAIL SPACE IN A PIECE OF SEATTLE HISTORY

ANNE MARIE KOEHLER ERIKA KOEHLER FOR MORE INFORMATION Fifth Ave South +1 206 607 1797 +1 206 607 1795 PLEASE CONTACT: THEPUBLIXSEATTLE.COM [email protected] [email protected]

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