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Whitehall (Allentown-Bethlehem), Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Affordable City Living BUSINESS CARD DIE AREA 225 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 636-1600 simon.com Information as of 5/1/16 Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG). WHITEHALL (ALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEM), PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH VALLEY AFFORDABLE CITY LIVING Ideally located just 50 miles north of Philadelphia, 70 miles west of New York City, and 80 miles east of Harrisburg, Lehigh Valley is at the center of the Northeast Megalopolis. — A popular bedroom community for the highly populated neighboring cities of Philadelphia, New York and New Jersey, Lehigh Valley has become the fastest growing region in the state of Pennsylvania. — Residents benefit from a lower cost of living, more affordable real estate and lower taxes making Lehigh Valley a popular place to live, work, and play. — With a population of 840,000, the metro area is approximately the same size as Albuquerque, Omaha, Albany, Knoxville, El Paso and Baton Rouge. — Deemed one of the 10 Best U.S. Cities for Your Company’s Finance and IT Operations in 2015 by Fortune Magazine. — The average household income for the metro area is $76,000—higher than the national average ($62,000) and higher than comparably sized markets ($69,000). WEALTHY SURROUNDINGS LuxuryLorem ipsumShoppers dolor Surround sit amet, Lehigh consenuetur Valley Mall:adisplising eli, set diam nonumy eiusinod temtor incidunt et laboril ut dolone magrina. AREA ZIP CODE AVG HH INCOME — Ut neniquer ad minim pariatur, quis suscipit Northexercitato Whitehall ullamaris Township corpor nostrud18069 ladori nisus$102,540 ut consequiat et commondoris aliquip. —Fogelsville Ut neniqu er ad minim pariatur,18051 quis suscipit $114,306 exercitato ullamaris corpor nostrud ladori nisus ut Macungieconsequiat et commondoris18062 aliquip. $95,325 — Ut neniquer ad minim pariatur, quis suscipit Lowerexercitato Saucon ullamaris Township corpor nostrud18034 ladori nisus$128,807 ut consequiat et commondoris aliquip. —West Ut neniqu Allentowner ad minim pariatur,18104 quis suscipit $85,782 exercitato ullamaris corpor nostrud ladori nisus ut Coopersburgconsequiat et commondoris18036 aliquip. $98,115 — Ut neniquer ad minim pariatur, quis suscipit Bethlehemexercitato ullamaris corpor nostrud18020 ladori nisus$96,443 ut consequiat et commondoris aliquip. THE BUSINESS OF BUSINESS In March of 2014, Lehigh Valley was recognized by Site Selection Magazine as being the second-best performing region of its size for economic development in the entire United States. Sizeable investments in business development and a friendly regulatory environment provide the area with an attractive business climate. Top employers in the area include: — Lehigh Valley Health Network — Northampton County — St. Luke’s University — B. Braun of America Medical Health Network — Lehigh University — Air Products & Chemicals — Olympus America — Dorney Park & — Lutron Wild Water Kingdom — Amazon — Lehigh County — Ocean Spray — Pennsylvania Power & Light — Nestle Top industries: — Health Care & Social Assistance — Retail Trade — Accommodation & Food Service — Professional & Scientific Services WELL-EDUCATED WORKFORCE Over 90,000 college graduates live in the trade area. The area’s colleges and universities boast over 50,000 students with 90% of students choosing to remain in the Lehigh Valley area upon graduation. — Cedar Crest College — DeSales University — Lafayette College — Lehigh University — Moravian College — Muhlenberg College — Penn State Lehigh Valley RECREATIONAL SPENDING The Lehigh Valley area is famous for its numerous outdoor recreational activities and tourist attractions. The Pocono Mountains, just 30 miles to the north, welcome over 25.6 million visitors annually who spend over $3 billion. The area is also home to the Pocono Raceway, featuring both NASCAR and IndyCar races. Other attractions include the Sands Casino & Resort, Bear Creek ski & recreation area, Blue Mountain ski area, Lehigh Country Club, Saucon Valley Country Club, and nine area wineries. Sports enthusiasts enjoy visiting PPL Center, home of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms hockey team, and the Lehigh Valley Steel Hawks arena football team. Coca-Cola Park is home of the Philadelphia Phillies AAA affiliate Iron Pigs baseball team. ARTS & CULTURE Rich in history, arts and culture, Lehigh Valley boasts numerous museums, theatres and entertainment destinations. — Allentown Museum of Art featuring 11,000 works of art — Arts Quest in Bethlehem — Miller Symphony Hall in Allentown — State Theatre in Easton HIGH TECH HIGH STYLE Lehigh Valley Mall is the premier shopping destination in the Lehigh Valley and northeast Philadelphia region. — Major retailers include The Apple Store, Ann Taylor, Bonefish Grill, Coach, Pottery Barn, and White House | Black Market. — The center is the largest super-regional mall in the Lehigh Valley area. BY THE NUMBERS Anchored by Four Major Retailers Boscov’s, Macy’s, JCPenney, Barnes & Noble Square Footage Lehigh Valley Mall spans 1,181,000 square feet. Two Levels with Outdoor Lifestyle Component Boasting more than 150 specialty stores. IN GOOD COMPANY Distinctive. Classic. Chic. Many popular brands have chosen Lehigh Valley Mall as their preferred location in the Northeast Megalopolis. POSITIONED TO SUCCEED Lehigh Valley Mall is 50 miles north of Philadelphia, 70 miles west of New York City, and 80 miles east 2015 534,632 of Harrisburg. 2020 548,470 — Perfectly positioned to reach the entire market, it is located at the northeast quadrant of US 22 and US 145, MacArthur Road. 2015 204,922 — US Route 145 North MacArthur Road is a direct 2020 210,479 route to area ski attractions. — US Route 145 South is a direct route to the redeveloped City Center Allentown. 2015 $71,481 — US 22 provides direct access to Sands Bethlehem 2020 $78,586 Casino Resort. 2015 259,809 2015 $196,038 Source: SPG Research; trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2015). Jim Thorpe Great Meadows-Vienna Nesquehoning Pen Argyl Bangor Hackettstown Wind Gap Lansford Lehighton Summit Hill Parryville Belvidere ark Crest Hometown Coaldale Beatyestown Tamaqua Oxford Bowmanstown Belfast arora Brass Castle Slatington Chapman Eastlawn Gardens Bath Califon Hampton Glen Gardner Palmer Heights Northampton 7 Phillipsburg McKeansburg Schnecksville West Easton Coplay 8 High Bridge Glendon Alpha Catasauqua Bloomsbury Middletown 78 Annandale Lebanon 78 Clinton Fullerton 1 Bethlehem Lake 10 W Fountain Hill TRADE AREA BOUNDARY Riegelsville Allentown Port Clinton 78 Hellertown Lenhartsville 9 Milford Hamburg Ancient Oaks Emmaus 4 Frenchtown Kutztown Macungie Lake Telemark Alburtis Coopersburg Flemington Topton Shoemakersville 5 Centerport Lyons Richlandtown Fleetwood Leesport Quakertown Trumbauersville East Greenville Stockton Bally 476 Pennsburg 3Laureldale Red Hill Dublin Bechtelsville Perkasie Lambertville Sellersville Spring Ridge 2 Silverdale Green Lane Whiteld West Reading Boyertown e Mount Penn Sinking Spring Telford Pe Gilbertsville Reiton Souderton Doylestown N Kenhorst 0 10 New Britain Lorane Chalfont Mohnton Flying Hills Halfway House Spring Mount Harleysville Hateld MILES Amity Gardens Brittany Farms-Highlands Birdsboro Pottsgrove Ew 176 Schwenksville 6 Stowe Pottstown Sanatoga Kulpsville stown Lansdale Yardley South2 Pottstown 1 Lehigh Valley Mall 6 Montgomery Mall Richboro Newtown Woodside Kenilworth Skippack TRADE AREA & COMPETITION 2 Berkshire Mall 7 Palmer Park Mall 3 Fairgrounds Square 8 Phillpsburg Mall Simon Centers Competition 4 Hamilton Crossings 9 The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley 5 Liberty Village Premium Outlets 10 The Shoppes at Sands Casino Resort BOSCOV'S US 22 LEHIGH VALLEY MALL MACY'S JCPENNEY CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL BARNES & NOBLE BRAVO! CUCINA ITALIANA BONEFISH GRILL GRAPE ST. SR 145 / MACARTHUR RD. N AERIAL OVERVIEW NORTHEAST AERIAL VIEW KEY GRAPE ST. DEPARTMENT STORES ANCHOR STORE RESTAURANTS RED LOBSTER RETAIL FIRESTONE JCPENNEY BOSCOV’S MACARTHUR RD. MACARTHUR BUTTERNUT ST. BARNES & NOBLE CHUCK E. CHEESE’S ST. PAUL ST. BONEFISH GRILL FRIENDLY’S WENDY’S MACY’S BRAVO! CUCINA ITALIANA GOLDEN CORRAL US 22 N SITE PLAN SITE PLAN UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Lehigh Valley Mall presents a unique opportunity for your brand. Please contact the following leasing professionals for more information. Greg Bradbury (484) 679-2388 [email protected] Vince Vettraino (484) 679-2388 [email protected].
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