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520 W. Ash Street Little Italy | San Diego a LUXURY RETAIL A LUXURY RETAIL, RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY 520 W. Ash Street Little Italy | San Diego Bill Shrader +1 858 677 5324 [email protected] Lic. No. 01033317 David Maxwell +1 858 677 5343 [email protected] Lic. No. 01465828 Serena Patterson +1 858 677 5307 [email protected] Lic. No. 01721040 NEIGHBORHOOD LITTLE ITALY AT A GLANCE CULTURE COMMUNITY 120,000 Art Walk Colliers Urban Property Group is pleased to announce a new retail project, LUMA, in one of San Diego county’s Annual Attendees most desirable neighborhoods the booming Little Italy neighborhood of downtown San Diego. The LUMA retail will accompany 220 residential units in the latest Residences by LMC, an innovator in multifamily residential living, focusing on neighborhood, culture and community. Located at the northwest corner of West Ash St. & Columbia St., the retail is perfectly positioned to benefit from the thriving Little Italy neighborhood of trendy restaurants, charming cafes and boutiques, along with its 5,000-8,000 proximity to the CBD. The site is adjacent to the future Farmer’s Market Carte Hotel and Fit Athletic and steps to the new Piazza della Famiglia. Weekly Attendees LUMA joins Downtown San Diego’s oldest continuous- neighborhood business district. San Diego’s Little Italy is not only a model urban neighborhood for the City of San Diego, but is also serving as a model for the handful of Little Italys remaining throughout the country. Little Italy based creative builders, innovators, and entrepreneurs such as: × A Hip And Historic Urban Neighborhood™ × Dedicated Arts District 100 × Nationally Recognized ‘Foodie’ Destination Events PROPERTY DETAILS × High profile space × Attractive storefront “ONE OF THE HOTTEST × Expansive window line APARTMENT COMMUNITIES TO × Exceptional demographic base × Steps to CBD LIVE IN ALL OF SAN DIEGO.” 6 * click for article Blocks to Freeways I-5 2 | LUMA 3 | URBAN PROPERTY TEAM × 1,882 SF Retail or Restaurant Space × TI Concessions Available × Contact Broker For Additional Details × Patio seating and Parklet potential SITE PLAN COLUMBIA ST 1 5(7$,/ 0$,/%2;(6 GAS - Natural Gas. 1 ½” Stub- ELECTRIC - 600 Amp, 120/208 GREASE TRAP/INTERCEPTOR /2&$7,21 out provided. Separately volt, 3-phase. Separately - A parking space shall be metered. metered. reserved for future installation of grease interceptor. WATER 2” cold water stub- CHASE/VENT/SCRUBBER - out provided. Hot water and Shaft provided for ducts and TRASH - Shared trash room AVAILABLE metering by Tenant piping. with main building. 5(7$,/&200(5&,$/ HVAC - Mechanical units not WINDOW SYSTEM - Standard PARKING - Neighborhood ASH ST W. provided. Intake and exhaust at door hardware will be street parking. No retail façade, pathways in place. provided. parking in garage. $9,7 * 127($&(57,),&$7(2)2&&83$1&<:,//127%(,668('$1'7+(%8,/',1*6+$//127%( 86(')25$1<385326(817,/72,/(76$1'(;,7)$&,/,7,(6$5(3529,'('81'(5 6(3$5$7(3(50,7 6 ),5(&200$1'&75 COLUMBIA STREET 67$,5 COMMONCommon CORRIDOR Corridor 83 9(67 AVAILABLE %< (/(9 83 *$60(7(56 RESTROOM *8(67 3$5.,1* (/(9 / 83 67$,5 RESTROOM ASH STREET 4 | LUMA 5 | URBAN PROPERTY TEAM MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SAN DIEGO ZOO K E P T A T C I N N I F E D I R I C A 163 B C S L O T USCG V HAWTHORN ST A D S T N H T S I N H G OR A H TH R AW B W H O A BALBOA PARK R Y ST opportunity neverE looked so brilliant. D AP R RA W G T IR S W F W DATE ST 5 CEDAR ST LITTLE CORTEZ HILL BEECH ST ITALY P ASH ST A N I K C N E I D H F T I A I A T C R 1 SAN DIEGO 1 N A A ST 4 8 6 5 9 7 S 1 0 S 1 B C s t E t t t t t T t t T h h h h h h O O t h HIGH SCHOOL h R A A A R A A A A A A T A A B V S V V V V V V E V V D L E T E E E E E E E E R V S H T B ST PIER D I G CITY COLLEGE CRUISE SHIP TERMINAL H W Queenstown Pub Ironside Craft & Commerce A COLUMBIA CORE C ST Y BROADWAY PIER BROADWAY BROADWAwww.littleitalysd.comY The Little Italy Association Is The Only Little Italy District Management Corporation Of Its Kind In Any Neighborhood In E ST Located at the gateway to Little Italy and a 5 minute walk to... The United States: USS MIDWAY F ST 94 G ST 6 | LUMA 7 | LOCATION 7 | URBAN PROPERTY TEAM MARKET ST MARKET ST 5 ISLAND P A 1 1 1 R 5 6 7 K t t t h h h B SEAPORT S J ST S S L T T T VILLAGE V D E H PETCO PARK SAN DIEGO A RB CONVENTION CENTER O R DR DOWNTOWN Colliers International | Accelerating success. | www.colliers.com W. LAUREL ST W. KALMIA ST SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT BELT ST W. JUNIPER ST THE NEIGHBORHOOD W. IVY ST ST INDIA KILROY ST COLUMBIA DEVELOPMENT KETTNER BLVD KETTNER At 48 square blocks, San Diego’s Little Italy, is the W. HAWTHORN ST BALBOA largest in the PARKUnited States. W. GRAPE ST 5TH AVE 6TH AVE N. HARBOR ST HARBOR N. STATE ST STATE W. FIR ST www.littleitalysd.com W. DATE ST COUNTY ADMINISTRATION W. CEDAR ST W. BEECH ST WATERFRONT PARK W. ASH ST W. A ST 8 | LUMA 8 | AERIAL 9 | AERIAL 9 | URBAN PROPERTY TEAM INDIA ST KETTNER BLVD KETTNER CALIFORNIA ST CALIFORNIA 5TH AVE 6TH AVE COLUMBIA ST COLUMBIA STATE ST STATE UNION ST B STREET CRUISE SHIP HWY COAST PACIFIC TERMINAL SAN DIEGO BY THE NUMBERS × 32.3 million visited San Diego and spent over $7.98 billion × 10 million visited the Gaslamp Quarter × 4 million visited Seaport Village × 5 million visited the San Diego Zoo the city inspires our days and nights. × 2.2 million attendees at PETCO Park × 1.05 million visited the USS Midway Museum × 600,000 Ferry passengers across the bay to Coronado × 192,165 cruise passengers annually × $90 million economic impact from home-ported ships × 4th in nation for start-up activity (up 7 pp from 2016 according to Kauffman Foundation) DOWNTOWN AT A GLANCE Daytime Residential Visitors to Population Businesses Total Office SF Population San Diego Hotels 64,718 3,723 10,997,805 37,095 32,300,000 16,962 SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER ATTRACTIONS × 766,848 visitors at 148 events at the Convention Center × Historic Gaslamp Quarter × $562 million direct spending & $78 million attendee spending at restaurants/bars × Westfield Horton Plaza Regional Mall × $1.3 billion economic impact × Balboa Theatre × Currently operates at maximum capacity; expansion complete in 2017 × House of Blues × San Diego’s highest volume restaurants are downtown × Horton Grand Theater × 2017 San Diego Convention Center & Visitor’s Bureau forecast is 32.8 million visitors; $8.3 billion visitor × San Diego Civic Center × Spreckels Theatre spending; $1.9 billion food and beverage spending; $1.1 billion shopping spending × Seaport Village × Waterfront Park × Embarcadero/Broadway Pier × USS Midway 10 | LUMA 11 | URBAN PROPERTY TEAM GET ACQUAINTED. WE’LL LEAVE A LIGHT ON. Bill Shrader David Maxwell Serena Patterson +1 858 677 5324 +1 858 677 5343 +1 858 677 5307 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Lic. No. 01033317 Lic. No. 01465828 Lic. No. 01721040 4350 La Jolla Village Dr., Ste. 500, San Diego, CA 92122 | +1 858 455 1515 Main | colliers.com/sandiego ©2018 Colliers International. Information herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The user is required to conduct their own due diligence and verification..
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