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Announcing Multipleshopsshop s atat Big Box OpportunitiesCENTERPOINTC E N T EatR P O I N T shops at CENTERPOINT Grand Rapids, Michigan RELAX BROWSE SHOP EAT PLAY EXPLORE - 1 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT MAIN-AND-MAIN LOCATION NEWLY-DEVELOPED BIG BOX SPACES 70,000+ daily traffi c counts Three (3) big box spaces available: - Up to 67,500 SF available in one (1) or more new tenant suites Adjacent to top-performing Woodland Mall (1.2MM SF, 97% occupied) with pylon and canopy signage available featuring major national retailers: - Up to 70,000 SF available in one (1) or more freestanding - Macy’s - Forever 21 - Victoria’s Secret build-to-suits with pylon signage available - Apple - Pottery Barn - Banana Republic - 15,000 SF between Nordstrom Rack and DSW - H&M - Ann Taylor - The North Face - J.Crew Competitive rental rates - Kohl’s - Williams-Sonoma Signifcant tenant improvement allowances available 4,000+ parking spots (7.5 per 1,000/SF) REBRANDED POWER CENTER NEW RESTAURANT & ENTERTAINMENT OPTIONS $38 million renovations; new institutional ownership Newly-constructed outlots featuring an exclusive line-up of restaurants: Major national tenants: - Salad Works - Nordstrom Rack - Red Olive (Greek Restaurant) - TJ Maxx|HomeGoods - Pot Belly Sandwich - David’s Bridal - Five Guys Burgers and Fries - DSW - Old Navy Second largest Planet Fitness in the United States (38,000 SF) - Planet Fitness - Ulta - 2 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT SITE PLAN shops at Proposed 45-70,000 SF Up to 15,000 SF Freestanding Immediate Build-to-Suit Availability Up to 67,500 SF Immediate Availability shops at shops at shops at shops at - 3 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT AERIAL - 4 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT 28TH STREET SE CORRIDOR MAP E BELT LTLINE AVE SE LINE AVE SE BURTON ST SE INTERSTATE 20 MICHIGAN Kohl’s E PA PARIS AVE SE 96 21 45,000 AADT 36,536,500 ADT Macy’s JcPenney 22 R IS WOODLAND 0 63 AVE SE 0 ADT Nordstrom 62 MALL DT 21 22 Rack Planet Fitmess 65 SHOPS AT 71 Sears 18 19 2323 47 67 69 20 Dunhams CENTERPOINT 52 53 54 47 64 66 51 5270 DSW Golf 50 47,282 ADT 24 24 Galaxy 33 46 38 39 40 4244 11 12 25 33 34 36 38 39 40 48 36 49 M 72 1 1 7 8 5 101112 13 17 29 34,584 ADT 11 49 53 2 3 M 36,000 ADT 40,200 ADT 36,400 ADT28 28TH ST SE 6148 68 11 28TH ST SE 25,844 ADT 41 4345 46 LAKE EASEASTBROOK BLVD SE 37 26 28 3031 34 35 45 35 2 6 4 9 6 7 8 9 13 15 16 16 19 26 27 29 31 41 5 10 14 15 25 32 37 4243 50 55 3 B 30 32 56 49,653 ADT 14 18 R 27 51 AD O 4 29TH ST SE SHASHAFFER AVE SE 44 A T WATERFALL TBROO 17 D 29TH SSTT SE M SHOPPES ADT BRETON RD SE FFE 60 O PAPATTERSON AVE SE O R A TTERSON 57 58 R K A BLVD SE VE SE 59 V E KRKRAFT AVE SE S E A A F VE SE T A M VE 37 SE 042215 RESTAURANTS RETAILERS 1. Pietro’s Italian Restaurant Biggby Coff ee 36. Steak-N-Shake 1. The Tile Shop 20. Celebration! Cinema 32. Phantom Fireworks Daily Nail Spa 65. Gordon Food Service 2. Subway Culver’s 37. Chili’s 2. Gormans Furniture 21. WoodPointe Crossing 33. Sleep Doctor Sherwin Williams 66. Design 1 Day Spa 3. Wendy’s Subway 38. Smokey Bones 3. Sprint PCS Lasik Plus 34. Ethan Allen Furniture 49. Jakes Fireworks 67. Crowne Plaza Hotel 4. Tim Horton’s 22. Uccello’s Pizzeria & Sports 39. Applebee’s 4. Pfeiff er Infi niti AT&T Wireless 35. Fox Hyundai/Kia 50. Home Depot 68. Betten Imports 5. BD’s Mongolian BBQ Lounge 40. Osaka 5. Pfeiff er Lincoln Mercury Great Clips 36. Buy Buy Baby 51. Bed, Bath & Beyond 69. Scottrade 6. Russ’ Restaurant 23. Smash Burger 41. Arby’s Pfeiff er Infi niti Play N Trade Value City Furniture Babies R’ Us Pure Sleep 7. McDonald’s Arnie’s 42. IHOP 6. Penn Station Barstools & More Offi ce Max 52. Sleep Doctor 70. Walmart 8. KFC 24. Krispy Kreme 43. Starbucks 7. Berger Chevrolet Shoe Carnival Bath & Body Works 53. Red Roof Inn 71. Medawar’s Jewelers 9. Burger King 25. Potbelly’s Moe’s 8. Betten Toyota 22. Best Buy Dollar Tree 54. Staples 10. Taco Bell 5 Guys Burgers and Fries Noodles 9. Harvey Cadillac Lexus 23. Toys R Us 37. D2 Design Quest Aldi 11. Long John Silvers Red Olive 44. McDonald’s 10. Schuler Books 24. Eastern Floral Woodcraft of Michigan Party City 12. Qdoba Salad Works 45. Long Horn Steakhouse 11. Discount Tire 25. Jared (Jewelry) 38. Salvation Army 55. Costco 13. Arby’s 26. Chipotle Mexican Grill Tropical Smoothie Cafe 12. Wenzel GMC Buick Pure Sleep 39. Fruit Basket Flowerland 56. Dicks Sporting Goods 14. Sleep Doc Fedex 46. Bob Evans 13. Pier 1 Imports 26. Fox Ford/Mazda 40. Big Lots 57. Target Pizza Hut LA Shoes 47. Macaroni Grill Payless Shoe Source 27. Mens Warehouse Hobby Lobby 58. Spring Hill Suites 15. Lakabob 27. Outback Steakhouse 48. Brann’s Steakhouse & Grill Dollar General Matress Firm 41. Loftz 59. Hampton Inn 16. Grand Traverse Pie Co. 28. Panera Bread 49. Bagger Dave’s Batteries Plus Motherhood Maternity 42. Sam’s Club 60. Best Western 17. Old Chicago Pizza Texas Roadhouse 50. Burger King 14. Klingmans Homecare 43. Gander Mountain 61. Country Inn & Suites Starbucks 29. Olive Garden 51. Sundance Grill Offi ce Depot Vitamin Shoppe 44. Acura Nissan/Fox 62. Meijer Jimmy Johns Wendy’s 52. Jimmy John’s 15. Pet Supplies Plus 28. Trader Joes 45. Art Van Furniture 63. Tim Horton’s Moe’s Southwest Grill 30. Denny’s 53. Panera Bread 16. MC Sports Dave & Busters 46. Residence Inn Qdoba 18. Red Robin 31. Red Lobster Wendy’s 17. Goodwill 29. Burlington Coat Factory 47. La-Z-Boy Verizon Wireless On the Border 32. Burger King 18. Lowe’s 30. ABC Appliance Sleep Doctor Consumer’s Credit Union 19. TGI Friday’s 33. La Cantina 19. Catherine’s 31. Michael’s 48. Metro PCS Firehouse 20. Anna’s House 34. Carrabba’s Sprint PetSmart Hairacy 64. Goodwill 21. WoodPointe Crossing 35. Vacant Muffl er Man Gazelle Sports Fitness Things Biggby Coff ee - 5 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT AVAILABLE FOR LEASE (Inline) Up to 67,500 SF available in one (1) or more new tenant suites with pylon and canopy signage available Up to 15,000 SF available between Nordstrom Rack and DSW Nordstrom Rack AAvailablevailable UUpp ttoo 115,0005,000 SSFF Planet Fitness Big Box “A” 67,500 SF Ideal Image - 6 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT AVAILABLE FOR LEASE (Inline) Up to 67,500 SF available in one (1) or more new tenant suites with pylon and canopy signage available - 7 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT PROPOSED BUILD-TO-SUIT (Freestanding) Up to 70,000 SF available in one (1) or more freestanding build-to-suits with pylon signage available - 8 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT PROPOSED CORNER CANOPY (Inline) 28th Street entrance to large 67,500 SF suite Proposed Corner Canopy Elevation (28th Street Frontage) Proposed Corner Canopy Elevation (28th Street Frontage) - 9 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT PROPOSED TENANT REFACING (Inline) Main entrance to 67,500 suite Proposed Tenant Refacing Elevation (Adjacent to Planet Fitness) Proposed Tenant Refacing Perspective (Adjacent to Planet Fitness) - 10 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT AREA FACTS “Most Affl uent Town In Michigan 2014” - American Community Survey (Annual survey run by the U.S. Census Bureau) Woodland Mall “#1 Travel Destination for 2014” - Lonely Planet RiverTown Crossing shops at CENTERPOINT “2nd Most Secure Large City In the U.S.” - Farmers Insurance “Best Mid-Sized Transporation System In the U.S.” Westshore Mall - American Public Transportation Association “Best Places to Invest” - Fox Business “2nd Best Place to Live In the U.S.” - Wall Street Journal Market Watch “Top 10 City for Moms” - The Daily Beat West Michigan is a growing region with more than one (1) million residents, top 50 MSA, 90 international companies, including the global headquarters for Amway, Steelcase, JCI Automotive, Herman Miller, Haworth and BISSEL. - 11 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT AREA HIGHLIGHTS Regional Average Consumer Spending 2013: Apparel & Services: $487,000,000 Electronics: $80,000,000 Recreation: $1,100,000,000 Dining: $1,000,000,000 Home Furnishings: $519,000,000 e SE E BeltlineBeltlin SE Media Household Income: 30 miles: $57,000 15 miles: $57,000 sshopshops atat CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT 1 mile: $32,000 228th Street SE 8 t h Median Age: S t r 30 miles: 35 e e 15 miles: 35 t S 1 mile: 33 E Average Traffi c Counts Per Day: E Beltline Ave SE 40,000 28th St SE 30,000 E Paris SE 27,000 Burton St SE 27,000 Broadmoor Ave SE 48,000 The Grand Rapids area consists of approximately one (1) million people and includes the tri-cities of Holland, Muskegon and Grand Rapids. - 12 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPHS - 13 - shopsshops atat CENTERPOINT The newly-renovated shops at CENTERPOINT is conveniently located adjacent to the 1.2 million SF, 97% occupied Woodland Mall and is fi ve (5) miles from I-96, US 131, and I-196. The Property is situated at the main-and-main intersection of 28th Street and East Beltline where more than 70,000 cars pass daily, and features Michigan’s fi rst Nordstrom Rack, as well as TJ Maxx/HomeGoods, Old Navy, JoAnn Fabric, World Market, Rue 21, Dress Barn, DSW Shoes, Maurice’s, Five Below, David’s Bridal, Golf Galaxy and Dunham’s Sporting Goods.
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