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Nicollet & 6Th Street Minneapolis Rbcplazaminneapolis.Com NICOLLET & 6TH STREET MINNEAPOLIS RBCPLAZAMINNEAPOLIS.COM WELCOME TO Class A 700,000 SF Building • Amenity rich for present- day tenants • Exceptional world-class 40 story office tower on Nicollet Mall • Incredible glass line, stunning views and flexible floor plans • Timeless architecture • Ideally located in Minneapolis core CBD • Close proximity to LRT • Immediate access to bus routes along Nicollet Mall • Three climate-controlled skyway connections • Adjacent to the Westin Hotel • Management office on-site • Two levels of retail including Caribou Coffee, D’Amico & Sons, Sprout Salad Company, and The Fresh Market CLASSIC. TIMELESS. CONSISTENT. CLASSIC. TIMELESS. CONSISTENT. TENANT LOUNGE FITNESS CENTER CONFERENCE CENTER RETAIL AMENITIES UNDERGROUND PARKING BICYCLE STORAGE High St. S N 6TH AVE. N 1ST ST. 2nd Ave. N N 2ND ST. 5TH AVE. N 3RD AVE N SOUTHEAST 2ND ST. SOUTHEAST MAIN ST. Target Field S 1ST ST. N 5TH ST. P 5th Ave. N 1ST AVE. N BorderAve. SOUTHEAST MILL AVE. ROYALSTON AVE. N AVE. ROYALSTON Southeast 7th Ave. 3RD AVE. N MARQUETTE AVE. S Target N 3RD ST. Field Southeast Main St. 2ND AVE. N P S 1st St. NICOLLET P N 4TH ST. P 7 P Holden St. N Hennepin Ave. P P 5th Ave. S Portland Ave. S 2ND AVE. S P Target TWINS WAY P P Center N 6TH ST. P 20 N 9TH ST. GLENWOOD AVE. 8 6 3 P Nicollet Ave. P 22 21 19 14 13 PORTLAND AVE. S 12TH ST N 12 1ST AVE. N P 11th St. N 11 P 23 18 Park Ave. Currie Ave. West 394 S 5TH ST. 1 4 P N 8TH ST. 17 1 5 1 24 16 2 WEST RIVER PARKWAY 10 6TH ST. S P P 15 12TH ST. N 12TH ST. HENNEPIN AVE.25 P 26 P 2 Chestnut Ave. 9TH ST. N 4 9th Ave. S N 12TH ST. Third Street 4 9 7TH ST. S 6 5 8 S 4TH ST. HAWTHORNE AVE. 15th N St. 3 3 2 MARQUETTE AVE. S NICOLLET LINDEN AVE. WEST P S 5TH ST. P 8TH ST. S P P S 13TH AVE. 9TH ST. S N 11TH ST. P P 7 US Bank Stadium Norm McGrew Place Hawthorne Ave. West PARK AVE. 13th St. N S 3rd St. P S 3RD ST. 12TH ST. N 2ND AVE. S 14th Ave. S CHICAGO AVE. S P 5TH AVE. S P Laurel Ave. West S 10TH ST. 13th St. S P P 3RD AVE. S S 11TH ST. P P P Harmon Place P WASHINGTON AVE. S 3rd St. S Yale Place S 9TH ST. Maple St. S P S 5th St. PARK AVE. S Greenway Gables S 12TH ST. P 4TH AVE. S ss CEDARAVE. LASALLE AVE. P P P Willow St. S PREMIER LOCATION P S 6TH ST. 10th Ave. S S 4th St. PORTLAND AVE. S P S 9th St. S AVE. CEDAR RIVERSIDE AVE. 12th Ave. S West Grant St. WEST GRANT ST. EAST GRANT ST. EAST GRANT ST. S 10th St. Spruce Place 11TH ST. S Centennial Place 11TH AVE. S 13th Ave. S 15th Ave. S NICOLLET AVE. NICOLLET 400 yd Jul 06 2017 © Stepmap, 123map • Data: OpenStreetMap, License ODbL 1.0 High St. S N 6TH AVE. N 1ST ST. 2nd Ave. N N 2ND ST. 5TH AVE. N 3RD AVE N SOUTHEAST 2ND ST. SOUTHEAST MAIN ST. Target Field S 1ST ST. N 5TH ST. P 5th Ave. N 1ST AVE. N BorderAve. SOUTHEAST MILL AVE. ROYALSTON AVE. N AVE. ROYALSTON Southeast 7th Ave. 3RD AVE. N MARQUETTE AVE. S N 3RD ST. HOTELS Southeast Main St. 1 Westin Hotel 2ND AVE. N P S 1st St. 2 Crowne Plaza Northstar 3 Marquette Hotel 4 Radisson Blu Hotel P NICOLLET 5 Marriott at City Center N 4TH ST. 6 Embassy Suites 7 AC Hotel by Marriott P 8 Loews Minneapolis Hotel RETAIL | SHOPPING P 1 Minneapolis City Center Hennepin Ave. Holden St. N 2 Gaviidae Common P P P 5th Ave. S 3 IDS PortlandCrystal Ave. S Court 2ND AVE. S 4 The Dayton’s Project TWINS WAY P N 6TH ST. P DINING | ENTERTAINMENT P 1 D’Amico & Sons N 9TH ST. 2 Bank GLENWOOD AVE. 3 Hop Cat P 4 Mercury Dining Room Nicollet Ave. P 5 Atlas PORTLAND AVE. S 6 Northstar Food Court 12TH ST N 7 Hen House 1ST AVE. N P 11th St. N 8 Jacques Park Ave. P Currie Ave. West 394 S 5TH ST. 9 Mission American Kitchen & Bar P 10 Bruegger’s Bagels N 8TH ST. 11 Oceanaire WEST RIVER PARKWAY 6TH ST. S P12 Ike’s Food & Cocktails P 13 Murray’s Restaurant 12TH ST. N 12TH ST. HENNEPIN AVE. P 14 Lyon’s Pub P 15 LeeAnn Chin Chestnut Ave. 9TH ST. N 16 Naf Naf 9th Ave. S N 12TH ST. Third Street 17 Firma’s 7TH ST. S 18 Fogo De Chao S 4TH ST. 19 Prime 6 HAWTHORNE AVE. 15th N St. 20 Kieran’s Irish Pub MARQUETTE AVE. S 21 CityWorks NICOLLET 22 First Avenue LINDEN AVE. WEST P S 5TH ST. P23 SEVEN Steakhouse 8TH ST. S 24 Pantages Theatre P P 25 Union S 13TH AVE. 9TH ST. S N 11TH ST. P 26 FireLake Grill House P US Bank Stadium Norm McGrew Place Hawthorne Ave. West PARK AVE. 13th St. N S 3rd St. P Light Rail S 3RD ST. 12TH ST. N 2ND AVE. S Skyway 14th Ave. S CHICAGO AVE. S P 5TH AVE. S P Laurel Ave. West S 10TH ST. 13th St. S P P 3RD AVE. S S 11TH ST. P P P Harmon Place P WASHINGTON AVE. S 3rd St. S Yale Place S 9TH ST. Maple St. S P S 5th St. PARK AVE. S Greenway Gables S 12TH ST. P 4TH AVE. S ss CEDARAVE. LASALLE AVE. P P P Willow St. S PREMIER LOCATION P S 6TH ST. 10th Ave. S S 4th St. PORTLAND AVE. S P S 9th St. S AVE. CEDAR RIVERSIDE AVE. 12th Ave. S West Grant St. WEST GRANT ST. EAST GRANT ST. EAST GRANT ST. S 10th St. Spruce Place 11TH ST. S Centennial Place 11TH AVE. S 13th Ave. S 15th Ave. S NICOLLET AVE. NICOLLET 400 yd Jul 06 2017 © Stepmap, 123map • Data: OpenStreetMap, License ODbL 1.0 Brent Robertson Andrea Leon Jon Dahl +1 612 217 5132 +1 612 217 5142 +1 612 217 5130 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected].
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