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Retail Available in South Lake Union Retail Available in South Lake Union 9th and Lenora, Seattle, WA Retail in South Lake Union 9th and Lenora A well-planned approach to transportation, sustainability, retail, and recreation make South Lake Union an exceptional destination The Neighborhood Situated directly between the downtown commercial core and Lake Union, Stratus is located in the heart of Seattle’s most popular and fastest growing neighborhood: South Lake Union. The property sits directly across from the Amazon Rufus development, which will bring over 15,000 daytime workers to the area over the next five years, doubling the employee population to 30,000. In addition to being a large employment center, South Lake Union is home to 10,000 newly occupied residential units with an additional 2,500 units under construction. The city’s first modern streetcar, the South Lake Union Streetcar puts Stratus within easy reach of the downtown core, Lake Union and the Museum of History and Industry as well as adjacent restaurants, cafes and shops. PRIME CORNER LOCATION Join the many successful restaurants and retailers in South Lake Union including Whole Foods Market, West Elm, Cactus and The Brave Horse Tavern. South corner as seen from the park on Lenora Street and 8th Avenue Building Highlights Annual sales revenue collectively generated by area businesses • Located at the confluence of Seattle’s downtown STRATUS central business district and South Lake Union • Excellent corner restaurant space with operable storefront system allowing for great outside seating Employees across the street at Amazon’s new development opening Q2 2019 • 355 luxury apartments above the street level retail provide for a built in customer base • Ideal uses include cafe, cocktail bar, specialty food, or retail Newly occupied residential units in South Lake Union Looking Northeast Towards Lake Union 225 Terry Ave N, Suite 200 Seattle, WA 98109 p 206.344.5700 f 206.508.3507 www.weberthompson.com Project: 9TH & LENORA 2101 9TH AVE SEATTLE, WA 98109 Client: Building Plan and Details F G 9TH AVENUE 3 9TH AVENUE Issue: POTENTIAL RETAIL ENTRY DEMISING WALLS (NOT PROVIDED) 21'-3 5/8" BY LANDLORD +78'-6" +89'-5" 4" +86'-0" GARAGE ENTR RETAIL 2 15'-9 3/4" 2'-10 3/4" 4,766 SF 6'-3 1/4" TEMPORARY 5'-4 1/8" +86'-0" 3'-8" 17'-0 5/8" LIGHTING TYP @ 17'-6" AFF 8 3/4" LENORA STREET LENORA LEASED 1'-5 1/2" 2'-11 3/8" 4 3'-5 1/4" 1 733 RSF 17'-0 5/8" 14'-5 1/4" STAIR 2 MAIL PRESS CORR. FDC BIKE PRESS BOH LOD 2c POTENTIAL STORAGE CORRIDOR TO 13'-0 1/2" RETAIL ENTRY +80'-0" SERVICE AREA CAR 4 (NOT PROVIDED) CAR 1 FSE (#1) 3,000 lbs SERVICE 4,000 lbs ATM +80'-0" MAIL LOADING CAR 3 FSE (#2) CAR 2 2'-7" 3,500 lbs 3,000 lbs +80'-0" DN UP STREET LENORA STR.1 PRESS RETAIL 3 15'-3" 2'-0" RETAIL 1 107a 4,186 SF RETAIL FCC +86'-0" EL. +86' 1'-9 1/4" WESTLAKE AVENUE +75'-0" MECH TENANT TO FIELD RENTABLE SF= 732.5 SQ. FT. LOBBY VERIFY DIMENSIONS AND 15'-9" CEILING HEIGHT +75'-0" LEASE PENDING +86'-0" (17-11" TO INSULATION) 2'-0" CANOPY MEP LOCATIONS ABOVE +85'-6" 16'-3 1/2" TEMPORARY 4'-0 7/8" 2'-10" LIGHTING TYP 3'-4 1/2" @ 17'-6" AFF 1'-2 1/8" PROVIDED RETAIL ENTRY 5 1/4" 6'-4 3/4" 7'-3 1/4" 5 2'-10" Property Details 1'-2 1/8" 2'-0" 1'-1" 3'-3 3/4" 9'-6 3/4" BEAM BELOW 2'-0" Area 733 RSF L1 SLAB HB 18'-6" Asking Rent $60.00 PSF + NNN 2 NNN $9.00 PSF LOD 2c Client Quality Phase: Approval: Assurance: Timing December 2017 Completion MAIN RESIDENTIAL ENTRY Schematics Design Dev. Permit Doc. Bid Doc. Tenant Improvement Allowance Negotiable Const. Doc. Drafted By: Project Manager: Principal In Charge: RETAIL 3 LOD LOD 3a RETAIL 3 LOD - LEVEL 1 0 4' 8' 16' Project Number: 13-019 1 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0" Demographics Corporate Members of the American Institute of Architects Acceptance of the electronic file version of this drawing acknowledges the receipt and consent to the terms of the PROJECT Weber Thompson Electronic Media Receipt Agreement NORTH © Copyright Weber Thompson 2015 Area Profile 0.5 mile 1 mile 3 miles Population 19,506 62,174 211,780 Daytime Population 877,263 194,740 331,425 Average HH Income $69,357 $81,601 $95,560 Site Aerial Amenities Map THOMAS ST THOMAS STREET Denny Lake Union Parking Innovative Park Wellness 9th Thomas Flywheel Dentistry Apts. Ten on 9th Development Sports Tech Barking Verik Lounge Banya Sellen Chipotle Seattle Times Construction Building Mark on 8th Kigo Kitchen Planned Homegrown Development Tech Umpua Compass on Dexter Bank JOHNOHN ST STREET Stratus Bar Method Boxcar WESTLAKE AVE WESTLAKE DETER AVENUE DETER 13 Coins Apartments N AVE TERR FAIRVIEW AVE N AVE FAIRVIEW 9TH AVE N 9TH AVE Mio Sushi N OREN AVE VE A La Planned Toscanella ER Denny Park Development Parking T Pedini Seattle Times DEX Building SLU STREETCAR Ligne 970 Denny Roset DENNY WAY DENN WAY E Cirrus Apts. V A Best Western Shilla West 9TH Whole Cornish W A OREN AVE E Elm Einstein VE Foods I Loyal Inn College V Bros R LaQuinta Bagels I Seattleallery Piano A Ann F Inn Sacks Tiles Stratus2200 Westlake 2202 Eigth ApartmentsTerry Cornish College Dorms 9TH LENORA TERR AVE Cornish ELL STREET Cornish College Commons Aristo Table Condos The Butcher’s Social Security LENORAAdministration STREET South Lake Union Streetcar Pronto Spruce St. Wheelhouse Cycle School Coffee Cornish College Washington Cornish Park 9TH AVE Cornish Library for College Dorms the Blind LANCHARD STREET Denny Building Tech Cirrus VIRGINIA STREET Apts. West Precinct Print TimeThe 7TH AVE HeaduartersPolice Rest Stop 8TH AVE Blanchard Mistral Cosmo Kitchen Condos Tech Company Plaza West 8th Tech LearnedApts. 818 Stewart Available Hotel 5 Starbucks TH AVE Kiki Ramen Peet’s ApartmentsVia 6 reat State Coffee Burger WESTLAKE AVE Specialty’s 5th Ave United States WatermarkCredit Court Fare Start Assembly LENORA STREET Union Top Pot Evergreens Tech Donuts Hall District Kings Skillet StarbucksCinue Terre Courthouse STEWART STREET Cappeli’s Anar Lee Inn Dimitrou’s Potbelly Petra Court Jazz Alley Cafe Mamnoon Palace Street Ballroom Marination Station Sweetgrass Retail Office Tech Company Hotel Residential Other Vice President, Retail Brokerage + 1 206 607 1797 [email protected] Vice President, Retail Brokerage + 1 206 607 1795 [email protected] 601 Union Street, Suite 2800, Seattle, WA 98101 + 1 206 607 1700 jll.com/seattle.
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