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JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL PHOENIX COLLEGE & MEDICAL CENTER PHOENIX MOUNTAINS CAMELBACK PAPAGO PARK PRESERVE MOUNTAIN DOWNTOWN TEMPE MIDTOWN PARK CENTRAL PHOENIX OSBORN RD 7TH AVE 3RD AVE LIGHT RAIL CENTRAL AVE LIGHT RAIL CLARENDON PARK STATION APARTMENTS PARK CENTRAL CENTRAL AVE 3RD ST CLARENDON AVE 3RD AVE LIGHT RAIL OBSORN RD INDIAN SCHOOL RD N SCOTTSDALE MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENTQUARTER SITES MAYO CLINIC KIERLAND SCOTTSDALE 101 TPC SCOTTSDALE COMMONS SCOTTSDALE CHAMPIONS PERIMETER AIRPARK GOLF COURSE CENTER FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BOULEVARD CASE STUDY PORTFOLIO SUPERCENTER 90TH STREET David Fogler Steven Nicoluzakis Executive Managing Director Executive Managing Director p +1 602 224 4443 p +1 602 224 4429 [email protected] [email protected] mesa Mesa Riverview Outdoor Shopping & Entertainment 1.1 M SF DOBSON ROAD UNIVERSITY DRIVE Riverview Park EVERGREEN ROAD Sloan Park Chicago Cubs Spring Training Facility Tempe RIO SALADO PARKWAY TABLE OF CONTENTS PHOENIX SKY HARBOR MIDTOWN PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DOWNTOWN PHOENIX PAPAGO PARK CAMELBACK 4 City North - Senior Living CORRIDOR32 LennarCAMELBACK Chandler MOUNTAIN ARCADIA 6 ASU Novus Innovation Corridor - 3A 34 3rd Street & Roosevelt 8 City North - Desert Ridge PHOENICIAN RESORT36 Robb & Stucky Scottsdale & GOLF COURSE OPTIMA SONORAN 10 ASU Novus Innovation Corridor - 3F 38 Gilbert Town Center CHAPARRAL ROAD OLD TOWN VILLAGE CONDOS 12 90th & Raintree 40 Safari Drive Phase II SCOTTSDALE SCOTTSDALE SCOTTSDALE 14 Central & Indian School - 8.2 Acres 42 Elevation Chandler WATERFRONT FASHION CENTER 16 4th Avenue & OsbornOPTIMA CAMELVIEW 44 Downtown Scottsdale Lodge GALLERIA VILLAGE CONDOS CORPORATE CENTER 18 3rd Street & Portland 46 Downtown Scottsdale PORTALES W HOTEL 20 ASU Novus Innovation Corridor - 3B 48 Portales PlaceFINANCIAL CENTER PLANNED 22 Tempe ASU Surplus SCOTTSDALE ROAD50 Scottsdale Waterfront DOWNTOWN SCOTTSDALE 5 STAR HOTEL SAFARI DRIVE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT CONDOS 24 Central & Columbus High Density 52 Miller & McDowell CAMELBACK ROAD FIRESKY 26 The Grand at Papago Park Center 54 Tempe Town Lake RESORT & SPA HIGHLAND AVENUE 28 Palm Valley 56 Camelback Corridor 30 Central & Indian School - 3.17 Acres SAGE SCOTTSDALE Desert Ridge Senior/Active Adult Multifamily Site NWC 56th Street & 101 Freeway | Phoenix, Arizona | ±5.47 Net Acres DEER VALLEY SKY CROSSING By Taylor Morrison & Pulte Homes WILDFIRE GOLF CLUB DESERT RIDGE SUBJECT COMING SOON TO HIGH STREET MARKETPLACE NAANKINGS INDO CHINESE CUISINE Office DEER VALLEY DRIVE STATESMAN Office TOSCANA Core Residential Core HIGH STREET City North Boulevard Mixed-Use Mixed-Use Proposed Rendering 56TH STREET City North - Senior/Active Adult Multifamily 5 | Case Study Portfolio Development Site Case Study Marketing • Developer To Be Determined Sublessee • Equity Source To Be Determined • Construction Lender To Be Determined Sublessor / Crown Realty & Development, Inc. Master Developer Location Within the Desert Ridge Master Plan - NWC 56th Street & 101 Freeway, Phoenix, Arizona • Acres ±5.47 Net Acres Site Information • Square Feet ±238,273 Net Square Feet • Ground Lease Zoning • PAD, City of Phoenix • Sales Price Market Ground Lease • Per Unit To Be Determined Information • Per Square Foot To Be Determined • Close of Escrow To Be Determined • Project Name City North • Number of Units To Be Determined Project Information • Density To Be Determined • Construction Type To Be Determined • Parking To Be Determined Mixed-Use Development Block Within the ASU Novus Innovation Corridor SWC 6th Street and Rural Road | Tempe, Arizona | ±1.9 Net Acres ASU Novus Innovation Corridor Mixed-Use 7 | Case Study Portfolio Development Site - Parcel 3A Case Study Marketing • Developer To Be Determined Sublessee • Equity Source To Be Determined • Construction Lender To Be Determined Sublessor / Catellus Tempe, LLC Master Developer Location Parcel 3F Within the ASU Novus Innovation Corridor- SWC 6th Street & Rural Road Tempe, Arizona • Acres ±1.9 Net Acres Site Information • Square Feet ±82,764 Net Square Feet • Ground Lease Prepaid, Long-Term Zoning • MU-ED, City of Tempe; Zoned for Proposed Use and Density • Sales Price Market Ground Lease • Per Unit To Be Determined Information • Per Square Foot To Be Determined • Close of Escrow To Be Determined • Project Name ASU Novus Innovation Corridor • Number of Units To Be Determined Project Information • Density To Be Determined • Construction Type Type I (preferred) • Parking Podium Desert Ridge Multifamily Development Site NWC 56th Street & 101 Freeway | Phoenix, Arizona | ±3.73 Net Acres DEER VALLEY SKY CROSSING BY TAYLOR MORRISON SAGEWOOD & PULE HOMES SUMCO COMING SOON TO HIGH STREET WILDFIRE NAANKINGS INDO DESERT RIDGE CHINESE CUISINE GOLF CLUB HOTEL OFFICE MARKETPLACE 140 ROOMS 168,000 SF OFFICE - 135,000 SF OFFICE PARKING STRUCTURE MIXED USE DEER VALLEY DRIVE 1,282,000 SF RESIDENTIAL CORE ±2,200 UNITS HIGH STREET STATESMAN TOSCANA SUBJECT HOTEL PARKING ±250 ROOMS STRUCTURE OFFICE/RETAIL 57,000 SF MIXED USE RESTAURANT 15,000 SF Proposed Rendering 56TH STREET City North - Desert Ridge Multifamily Development Site 9 | Case Study Portfolio Case Study In Escrow • Developer Undisclosed Sublessee • Equity Source Undisclosed • Construction Lender Undisclosed Sublessor / Crown Realty & Development, Inc. Master Developer Location Within the Desert Ridge Master Plan - NWC 56th Street & 101 Freeway, Phoenix, Arizona • Acres ±3.73 Net Acres Site Information • Square Feet ±162,479 Net Square Feet • Ground Lease Zoning • C-2, City of Phoenix • Sales Price Undisclosed Ground Lease • Per Unit Undisclosed Information • Per Square Foot Undisclosed • Close of Escrow Undisclosed • Project Name City North • Number of Units ±250 (proposed) Project Information • Density ±67 Units Per Acre (proposed) • Construction Type Type V or Type III • Parking Podium High Density Multifamily Development Site Within the ASU Novus Innovation Corridor SWC 6th Street and Packard Drive | Tempe, Arizona | ±1.0 Net Acres DOWNTOWN PHOENIX MIDTOWN CAMELBACK PHOENIX CORRIDOR PAPAGO PARK HAYDEN DOWNTOWN TEMPE FERRY MILL AVENUE DISTRICT MARINA HEIGHTS SUN DEVIL STADIUM WELLS FARGO ARENA VETERANS WAY UNIVERSITY DRIVE 6TH STREET LIGHT RAIL RURAL ROAD ASU Novus Innovation Corridor Multifamily 11 | Case Study Portfolio Development Site - Parcel 3F Case Study In Escrow • Developer Undisclosed Sublessee • Equity Source Undisclosed • Construction Lender Undisclosed Sublessor / Catellus Tempe, LLC Master Developer Location Parcel 3F Within the ASU Novus Innovation Corridor- SWC 6th Street & Packard Drive, Tempe, Arizona • Acres ±1.0 Net Acres Site Information • Square Feet ±43,560 Net Square Feet • Ground Lease Prepaid, Long-Term Zoning • MU-ED, City of Tempe; Zoned for Proposed Use and Density • Sales Price Undisclosed Ground Lease • Per Unit Undisclosed Information • Per Square Foot Undisclosed • Close of Escrow Undisclosed • Project Name ASU Novus Innovation Corridor • Number of Units ±300 Project Information • Density ±300 • Construction Type Type I • Parking Podium 90th & Raintree Multifamily Development Site N/NWC 90th Street & Raintree Drive | Scottsdale, Arizona | ±4.66 Net Acres SCOTTSDALE QUARTER MAYO CLINIC KIERLAND SCOTTSDALE 101 TPC SCOTTSDALE COMMONS SCOTTSDALE CHAMPIONS PERIMETER AIRPARK GOLF COURSE CENTER FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BOULEVARD SUPERCENTER 90TH STREET 90th & Raintree Multifamily Development Site 13 | Case Study Portfolio Case Study In Escrow • Developer Undisclosed Buyer • Equity Source Undisclosed • Construction Lender Undisclosed Seller SFI Raintreet-Scottsdale LLC Location North of the Northwest Corner of 90th Street and Raintree Drive, Scottsdale, Arizona • Acres ±4.66 Net Acres Site Information • Square Feet ±202,946 Net Square Feet Zoning • R1-35, City of Scottsdale • Sales Price Undisclosed • Per Unit Undisclosed Site Information • Per Square Foot Undisclosed • Close of Escrow Undisclosed • Project Name To Be Determined • Number of Units ±175 Project Information • Density ±37.5 DU/AC • Construction Type Type V • Parking Surface Central & Indian School T.O.D. Multifamily Development Site NWC Central Avenue & Indian School Road | Phoenix, Arizona | ±8.2 Acres ESTRELLA SOUTH MOUNTAIN MOUNTAINS DOWNTOWN PHOENIX CORONADO ASHLAND HISTORIC DISTRICT ENCANTO HISTORIC WILLO GOLF COURSE DISTRICT PARK CENTRAL HISTORIC DISTRICT CAMPUS VISTA HISTORIC DISTRICT MIDTOWN PHOENIX LIGHT RAIL 3RD AVENUE CENTRAL AVENUE INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD STEELE INDIAN SCHOOL PARK g Central & Indian School T.O.D. Multifamily Development Site 15 | Case Study Portfolio Case Study TB 4100 N. Central Ave., LLC • Developer Toll Brothers Buyer • Equity Source Undisclosed • Construction Lender Undisclosed Seller Bayless Investment & Trading Company Location 230 West Indian School Road / 4100 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona • Acres ±8.2 Net Acres Site Information • Square Feet ±356,905 Square Feet • T.O.D. Zoning • C-3, City of Phoenix • Sales Price $17,900,000 • Per Unit $44,527 Site Information • Per Square Foot $50.15 • Close of Escrow December 17, 2019 • Project Name To Be Determined • Number of Units ±402 Project Information • Density ±49 DU/AC • Construction Type Type V • Parking Surface 4th & Osborn Multifamily Development Site N/NWC 4th Avenue & Osborn Road | Phoenix, Arizona | ±2.71 Net Acres 4th & Osborn Multifamily Development Site 17 | Case Study Portfolio Case Study Masyno Phoenix, LLC • Developer N/A - Hold for Development Buyer • Equity Source 1031 Exchange • Construction Lender N/A Seller Seventh
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