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12100 E. COLFAX AURORA COLORADO HEALTHCARE’S NEW ADDRESS FUTURE SITE RTD Fastracks Rail Line: WELCOME to Peoria Station Opening 2016 12100 E. COLFAX AURORA COLORADO HEALTHCARE’S NEW ADDRESS FUTURE SITE RTD FasTracks Rail line: WELCOME TO Peoria Station Opening 2016 BMC Investments, Kentro Group and AL CAMPUS Transwestern welcome you to The Gateway at ANSCHUTZ MEDIC Fitzsimons Promenade. This state-of-the-art, class FUTURE SITE AA medical office development is located at the Fitzsimons corner of Colfax and Peoria, directly adjacent to Innovation Campus the University of Colorado’s Anschutz Medical Campus. The address boasts unbeatable access to RTD Light Rail, Interstate 70 and Interstate 225. The Gateway at Fitzsimons Promenade offers naming rights, and a rare build-to-suit opportunity to join the next generation of medical office next to one of the fastest growing Colorado State medical campuses and life sciences districts in Veterans Home the United States. LOCATION CU ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS FUTURE SITE RTD FasTracks Rail line: Fitzsimons Station Opening 2016 FUTURE SITE RTD FasTracks Rail line: Colfax Station Opening 2016 University of Colorado Health AL CAMPUS Science and ANSCHUTZ MEDIC Graduate Schools FUTURE SITE Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center Children’s Hospital Colorado University of Colorado Hospital General’s Park at Fitzsimons Future retail development INTERSTATE COLORADO 70 LOCATION 10 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN DENVER 20 MINUTES TO DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 25TH AVE F IT Z S IM O NS P A R K W A FITZSIMONS Y E.MONTVIEW BLVD P P P P P P E. 19TH AVE. P ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS P E 17TH AVE P P P P P P P H P H P P COLFAX AVE COLFAX AVE P P SITE INTERSTATE COLORADO 14TH AVE 225 13TH AVE 11TH AVE E. 6TH AVE INTERSTATE COLORADO 70 INTERSTATE COLORADO 70 25TH AVE F IT Z S IM FUTURE COLORADO SCIENCE AND O TECHNOLOGY PARK AT FITZSIMONS NS 43,615 P A R TRAFFIC COUNT PEORIA K W CROSS STREET COLFAX CURRENT A Y FITZSIMONS CAMPUS FUTURE RESIDENTIAL & E.MONTVIEW BLVD RETAIL P P P P P P 39,866 E. 19TH AVE. P 1,000,000 ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS TRAFFIC COUNT COLFAX EXPANSION, BUILD-TO-SUIT SQUARE FEET AVAILABLE P CROSS STREET PEORIA E 17TH AVE P P 25TH AVE F P IT P P Z S IM O UNIVERSITY OF CHILDREN’S NS COLORADO P P FUTURE VA A P H R H HOSPITAL K P INTERSTATE COLORADO W 20 A P Y P FITZSIMONS P P COLFAX AVE COLFAX AVE 225 STEPS TO CU ANSCHUTZ E.MONTVIEW BLVD P MEDICAL CAMPUS P P P P P CORPOREX SPRINGHILL E. 19TH AVE. P SITE FUTURE RETAIL MEDICAL OFFICE SUITES HOTEL DEVELOPMENT FUTURE ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS OFFICE & P 14TH AVE FUTURE RETAIL E 17TH AVE MIXED-USE P P APARTMENTS FUTURE P P P CHILDREN’S FUTURE P HOSPITAL CO. HYATT P H HOTEL & P H DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE CENTER P P P P COLFAX AVE COLFAX AVE 13TH AVE INTERSTATE COLORADO 14TH AVE 225 13TH AVE 11TH AVE 11TH AVE IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO LIGHT RAIL, I-225 & I-70 E. 6TH AVE UNMATCHED VISIBILITY AT COLFAX & PEORIA E. 6TH AVE The Gateway at Fitzsimons UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS & FITZSIMONS INNOVATION CAMPUS LARGEST MEDICAL REDEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, AND CUTTING EDGE THE MOST RECENT IN THE WORLD TO COMBINE RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PATIENT CARE 10,000,000 CURRENT SQUARE FEET OF NEW STATE-OF-THE-ART MEDICAL & RESEARCH FACILITIES 8,500,000 SQUARE FEET PLANNED FOR DEVELOPMENT 17,000 CURRENT EMPLOYEES, WILL EMPLOY 44,600 IN THE FUTURE CANCER RESEARCH 1,500,000 PATIENTS TREATED EACH YEAR 22,396 UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE STUDENTS ON CAMPUS FALL 2013 DENVER’S #1 HOSPITAL CUTTING EDGE CONSISTENTLY RANKED TOP HOSPITAL BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT CANCER RESEARCH INTERNATIONALLY RESPECTED HEALTHCARE HUB DENVER’S #1 HOSPITAL QUALITY FOCUSED ACADEMICS IMPROVING LIVES BUILDING FEATURES 202,770 SQUARE FEET AVAILABLE IN PHASE I 1,000,000 EXPANSION, BUILD-TO-SUIT SQUARE FEET AVAILABLE 22,530 AVERAGE GROSS FLOORPLATE 3.9 PARKING RATIO PREMIER BRANDING OPPORTUNITY & SIGNAGE THE COMMUNITY AURORA, COLORADO MARKET DATA EAT DISTANCE FROM SITE: 1 MILE 2 MILE 3 MILE BISTRO ELAIA 2013 POPULATION 21,051 82,500 148,679 BLUE LAGOON ASIAN BISTRO 2013 TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 7,027 26,183 51,793 CEDAR CREEK PUB CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL MEDIAN HH INCOME $38,432 $46,139 $52,437 CORK HOUSE RESTAURANT DEL TACO ELM EDUCATION FITZSIMONS GOLF COURSE GRILLE HIGH SCHOOLS 9 JIMMY JOHN’S LUPITA’S RESTAURANT MIDDLE SCHOOLS 15 MARTY’S 47TH STREET DONUTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 57 MCDONALD’S HIGHER EDUCATION 10 NOODLES & COMPANY PANDA EXPRESS PANERA BREAD PEORIA BAR & GRILL POINTS OF INTEREST PHO 77 24 HISTORIC SITES AND LANDMARKS SOLERA CHERRY CREEK STATE PARK SONIC AURORA HISTORY MUSEUM SUBWAY 6 AWARD-WINNING MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSES TACOS JUNIOR AURORA RESERVOIR: SWIMMING, FISHING THAI STREET FOOD TOP PHO QUINCY RESERVOIR: SHORELINE, DOCK FISHING UDI’S BREAD CAFÉ SAND CREEK REGIONAL GREENWAY COLORADO FRONT RANGE TRAIL STAY SPRINGHILL SUITES DENVER AT ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS TRANSPORTATION FUTURE: HYATT HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER I-225 RTD LIGHT RAIL EXPANSION WILL COMPLETE IN 2016 TRAVELODGE AURORA DENVER AREA 10.5 MILE LIGHT RAIL TRACK WITH EIGHT STATIONS CONNECTING EAST AND QUALITY INN DENVER SOUTHEAST RAIL LINES CROSSLAND DENVER-AIRPORT-AURORA HILTON GARDEN INN DENVER AIRPORT TWO RAIL STATIONS LOCATED AT ANSCHUTZ CAMPUS AND FITZSIMONS DISTRICT LA QUINTA INN & SUITES DENVER GATEWAY PARK 4643 South Ulster Street, Suite 300 ERIC JOHNSON KAREN CLARKE Denver, Colorado 80237 Managing Director Vice President T: 303.639.3000 713.272.1217 303.407.1463 www.transwestern.net/denver [email protected] [email protected].
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