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An iconic building in the heart of Seattle The Bon Marché Collective has captured Seattle’s imagination and ambition since the rise of department stores in the 1920’s as the original Bon Marché. Today, The Bon Marché Collective is a thriving, sophisticated community of tech entrepreneurs, global travelers and modern citizens. Amazon will occupy nearly 700,000 square feet of office above the newly renovated ground-level retail. A historical revival at the forefront of retail, tourism and entertainment The future of shopping is emerging at The Bon Marché Collective with more than 100,000 SF of nationally recognized retail, regional cuisines, urban experience & entertainment in the heart of Seattle’s retail core. The Bon Marché Collective is distinctive from the ground up with grand architectural features, landmark-status, and exquisite craftsmanship with stunning interiors. 4.17m westlake PLACE ANNUAL SOUND TRANSIT RIDERSHIP Westlake Station 11.65m ANNUAL PEDESTRIANS pine street 350 PROGRAMS PER YEAR westlake park urbanA venue culture, for arts, culinary experience & entertainment Seattle is one of the greatest cultural cities in the world and has become a mecca for dining and entertainment. Seattle has long cemented its place in music history, celebrating the origins of music genres and legendary musicians and has fostered a world-renowned performing arts community with over 100 theaters in the City Center. The Bon Marché is at the convergence of all that Seattle’s vibrant arts and renowned culinary communities offers. Redefining flagship at a prestigious address The Bon Marché Collective is where art and culture meet lifestyle fashion and experience-driven retail downtown. There is an opportunity to demise the retail footprint with its unique architectural elements and dramatic interiors to accommodate flagship stores from 5,000 square feet up to 35,000 square feet+. The Bon Marché Collective is an impressive flagship location in the heavily trafficked retail corridor neighboring Nordstrom, Westlake Center & Pacific Place. Convention Center Expansion (opening 2022) Hyatt Regency 1,260 rooms 105,000 sf Exhibition Downtown Seattle Retail District Retail Seattle Downtown 7TH AVENUE ART ST ART ART ST ART - - - - W W 6TH AVENUE Y Y A A STE STE W W 383,000 SF OLIVE OLIVE City Flagship Store PIKE STREET PIKE STREET PINE STREETPINE STREET Center 5TH AVENUE STREETCAR 4TH AVENUE 700K SF Oce 3RD AVENUE 340 units Condo Planned Chromer 500 units 2ND AVENUE fice f VIRGINIA ST VIRGINIA woPine T The Emerald 125,000 SF o 38 stories of condos 1ST AVENUE Fifth Avenue Theater and Seattle Art Museum are all located within a short walk from The Bon Marché Collective. The Bon Marché within a short walk from all located Art Museum are and Seattle Theater Fifth Avenue of workers and visitors from around the globe to experience this one-of-a-kind urban setting. The Bon Marché Collective Collective this one-of-a-kind urban setting. The Bon Marché experience to the globe around from and visitors of workers financial and main shopping, cultural, of Seattle’s and at the crossroads is positioned at the heart of this urban core The Theater, Symphony Hall, The Paramount Benaroya Market, Place Pike The world-renowned districts. entertainment centers for commerce, development and culture. With a growing high-tech, biotech, global health and philanthropic health and philanthropic global biotech, high-tech, With a growing and culture. development commerce, for centers professional conventions, for venues state-of-the-art sustainability, on environmental 29 parks, a focus community, section cross a diverse draws Seattle and dining options, Downtown of retail and a variety events sports, art and cultural Downtown Seattle is the central, driving force for the vitality of the city, state and region. It is among the top international international It is among the top and region. of the city, state the vitality for driving force is the central, Seattle Downtown APTS URBAN SUSHI KITCHEN Lenora St World HQ Condos 152K SF Oice Hotels PARKING PARKING 386K SF Oice Westin Bldg DISTRICT COURTHOUSE UNITED STATES MARQ211 107 units Virginia St 153 rooms First Light Roche MILLER’S TOWER 12 459 condos Bobois 314 units GUILD PARKING STEWART COURT 46 units Escala 270 condos 8th & Olive 300K SF StewartMCGRAW St Oice SQUARE Olive Way and 229 Condos OLIVE 8 Hya Hotel Qwest Plaza 140K SF 700K SF Oce Oice The Emerald 262 condos PARAMOUNT HOTEL Westlake Station 50,000 Avg. Weekday Boarding Pine Street WESTLAKE PARK 4th Avenue 5th Avenue 6th Avenue 7th Avenue 1st Avenue 2nd Avenue 3rd Avenue 15M Annual PLACE Visitors westlake Pike Street City Center Union Street RAINIER University Station SQUARE Two Union Maria Royer Katie Parsons Waters 657.3K SF Oce This information supplied herein has been secured from 206-264-0630 office 206-456-9471 office sources believed to be reliable; however, no representations are made to its accuracy. Prospective tenants or buyers should 206-619-0131 cell 425-736-5262 cell consult their professional advisors and conduct their own One Union independent investigation. Properties are subject to change in 1.12M SF price and/or availability without notice. [email protected] [email protected] Oce University Street 686K SF TOWER Oce Seneca Street A B C D E F G HI J K L M N O Floor Plan A.6 B.3 C.2 C.8 D.6 E.5 F.4 G.5 H.5 I.7 J.5 K.3 L.2 L.8 M.7 N.4 3rd Ave Level 1 1 E KITCHEN Public Alley L1 4,500 sf 1.8 STAIR 7 F 1.9 2 Office Lobby L1 1,050 sf 2.4 9 10 Office Event L1 14,950 sf 11 12 15 13 4 5 Office Lobby L2 2,700 sf 2 3 6 7 3 1 8 Office L2 45,300 sf 3.2 LINE OF MEZ. ABOVE STOR STOR BAR Food Hall L1 11,000 sf 3.8 4 Mez (e) 1,250 sf METRO A F TUNNEL ACCESS FOOD HALL EVENT VENUE STAIR 9 Mez (n) 4,100 sf St 4.7 B t BOH BOH St 5 D ar Tenant C L1 10,500 sf ne CW CW ew Pi 5.5 Mez (e) 7,450 sf TENANT E E St Mez (n) 3,500 sf 6 C 6.3 Tenant D L1 5,800 sf PUBLIC ALLEY Tenant D Mez (e) 900 sf 7 Mez (n) 1,900 sf 7.2 WC WC STAIR 1 TO MEZ. Tenant E L1 15,500 sf 7.8 8 Tenant F L2 12,500 sf TENANT D TENANT C 8.6 Tenant G L2 10,500 sf 9 9.3 BOH L1 6,400 sf STAIR 3 STAIR 2 Common Space 10 4th Ave 2 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O Floor Plan A.6 B.3 C.2 C.8 D.6 E.5 F.4 G.5 H.5 I.7 J.5 K.3 L.2 L.8 M.7 N.4 3rd Ave Mezzanine 1 E VICTROLA SERVICE LOADING Public Alley L1 4,500 sf 1.8 STAIR 7 1.9 F 2 Office Lobby L1 1,050 sf 2.4 9 10 Office Event L1 14,950 sf 11 12 15 13 4 5 2 3 6 7 3 Office Lobby L2 2,700 sf 1 8 Office L2 45,300 sf 3.2 NG NG AMAZON 3.8 Food Hall L1 11,000 sf TI TI LOBBY 4 Mez (e) 1,250 sf STAIR 9 CATWALK St Mez (n) 4,100 sf 4.7 MEZ. SEA MEZ. SEA t St 5 ar Tenant C L1 10,500 sf ne ew Mez (e) 7,450 sf Pi 5.5 St Mez (n) 3,500 sf 6 TO L2 6.3 Tenant D L1 5,800 sf STAIR 1 Tenant D Mez (e) 900 sf 7 Mez (n) 1,900 sf 7.2 LI N E TENANT C O 7.8 Tenant E L1 15,500 sf F NE 8 RETAIL MEZ.W MEZ. Tenant F L2 12,500 sf 8.6 Tenant G L2 10,500 sf 9 9.3 BOH L1 6,400 sf STAIR 3 STAIR 2 10 Common Space 4th Ave 3 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O Floor Plan A.6 B.3 C.2 C.8 D.6 E.5 F.4 G.5 H.5 I.7 J.5 K.3 L.2 L.8 M.7 N.4 3rd Ave Level 2 1 E Public Alley L1 4,500 sf MECH 1.8 STAIR 7 F 1.9 Office Lobby L1 1,050 sf 2 MECH 2.4 Office Event L1 14,950 sf 9 10 11 12 15 13 Office Lobby L2 2,700 sf 3 4 5 6 1 2 7 8 3 Office L2 45,300 sf 3.2 Food Hall L1 11,000 sf 3.8 Mez (e) 1,250 sf 4 Mez (n) 4,100 sf OFFICE SECURITY STAIR 9 TENANT F St LOBBY 4.7 BOH t St 5 Tenant C L1 10,500 sf ar ne ew Mez (e) 7,450 sf Pi 5.5 Mez (n) 3,500 sf St 6 6.3 Tenant D L1 5,800 sf L2 LOBBY Tenant D Mez (e) 900 sf 7 Mez (n) 1,900 sf 7.2 OFFICE TENANT G Tenant E L1 15,500 sf BOH STAIR 1 7.8 8 Tenant F L2 12,500 sf Tenant G L2 10,500 sf 8.6 9 BOH L1 6,400 sf 9.3 STAIR 3 STAIR 2 Common Space 10 4th Ave 4 Maria Royer Katie Parsons Waters 206-264-0630 office 206-456-9471 office 206-619-0131 cell 425-736-5262 cell [email protected] [email protected].
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