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The Gallery at Kenwood Kenwood Overview THE GALLERY AT KENWOOD KENWOOD OVERVIEW Kenwood is the #1 retail trade area and most expensive office market in Cincinnati, Dayton & Northern Kentucky. Kenwood is located in Sycamore Township and is conveniently located between two major highway (I-71 & I-75). Kenwood is only minutes away from downtown, museums, the arts, major sporting events, theme parks, airports and more. Kenwood is situated in the heart of Cincinnati’s upscale neighborhoods, providing more than 15 million shoppers who visit annually with an outstanding shopping, dining and entertainment destination. Kenwood embodies a happy medium between urban and suburban living. CURRENT & INCOMING NEIGHBORING TENANTS THE PROJECT 248 130 Q2 HIGH END ROOM 2021 APARTMENTS HOTEL DELIVERY 136K 896 13,046 SF OFFICE PARKING SF RETAIL/ SPACE SPACES REST SPACE DEMOGRAPHICS 165,965 Population within 5 Miles $99,244 Average Household Income 74,875 Estimated Households 195,162 Daytime Population $744M Annual Food & Beverage SEAL BUILDING DATA: Hotel: First Level: 21,290 g.s.f. Second - Sixth Level: Happiness Way 18,262 s.f. / Fl. x 5 Fl. 91,310 g.s.f. to be Closed Total: 112,600 g.s.f. Speed Ramp to/from HAPPINESS WAY Second - Sixth Floor: ENTRANCE/EXIT Happiness Way 26 keys/Fl. x 5 Fl. 130 keys Total Keys: 130 keys REVISION 4'-5" Office: Basement Level: 22,451 g.s.f. Storage S1 B2b B2A1 OUTDOOR First Level: (incl. 8,941 gsf of Rest.) 20,319 g.s.f. PATIO *Lines Indicate B5b Second Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Demising Walls (above) OFFICE Third Level: 25,357 g.s.f. 11,378 SF Fourth Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Fifth Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Total: 144,198 g.s.f. DATE Retail: 20'-0" B1c FFE=835.00' Office: 8,941 g.s.f. No. Hotel: 4,105 g.s.f. 38'-2" Total: 13,046 g.s.f. A1b *All commercial awnings do not exceed 48" from building, See Exterior Elevations for dimensions 08/19/19 18082 Apartment: 6 LEVEL First Level: 59,452 g.s.f. PROJECT No: DATE DES. DR. CKD. UP Second Level: 63,125 g.s.f. FFE=835.00' PARKING GARAGE Third Level: 63,115 g.s.f. 801 SPACES 8,941 SF Fourth Level: 57,292 g.s.f. Fifth Level: 44,773 g.s.f. Restaurant Total: 287,757 g.s.f. Unit Mix: Floor S 1B 2B 2B-D Total OWNER APPLICANT 1st 2 23 12 4 41 Fitness Area ENTRANCE/EXIT 2nd 4 34 15 4 57 3rd 5 34 15 4 58 DL-DWPRO-60S DOG WASH STATION STORAGE LOCKERS BUILT-IN CLUB Pool 4th 5 31 13 4 53 KENWOOD PARTNERS, LLC Pet GolfPROJECTOR SPIN & CLUB DATA MODULE FLOOR DRAIN Championship – 11’ Tall x 17′ Wide x 20’ Long SERVING BAR - FURNITURE High Definition Golf™ Simulator Model Equip. 16:10 Flat Wide Screen 5th 3 26 9 1 39 Spa 34" HIGH BASE CABINETS WITH QUARTZ TOPS Simulator Room WASHER OVERSIZE & DRYER Total 19 148 64 17 248 W West Parking Garage: First Level (Partial In-Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. A3 A3 Clubroom M SURFACE PARKING 4,105 SF Second Level (Above Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. B5c B3b S1 Third Level (Above Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. Open 95 SPACES Fourth Level (Above Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. Office Retail A3 A3 Fifth Level (Above Ground): 47,229 g.s.f. Total: 259,305 g.s.f. ARCHITECT / PREPARER Entry Lobby Fitness B1 B1 Leasing FFE=835.00' PARKING DATA: Area PARKING PROVIDED: KENWOOD ROAD KENWOOD A1 West Parking Garage: APARTMENTS Courtyard First Level (Partial In-Ground): 138 p.s. 248 UNITS Pool Compact Parking: 18 p.s. 20'-0" B2 A1c 125'-1" B1 A2 HOTEL Accessible Parking: 8 p.s. 130 ROOMS Meeting Second Level (Above Ground): 145 p.s. 38'-2" Compact Parking: 18 p.s. A2b 68'-6" Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. Third Level (Above Ground): 148 p.s. B1A A1c B2b A2 Compact Parking: 18 p.s. Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. A2 Fourth Level (Above Ground): 148 p.s. A3 A3 Compact Parking: 18 p.s. Office Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. A4 A2 Lobby Fifth Level (Above Ground): 116 p.s. A3 A3 FFE=834.00' Compact Parking: 18 p.s. A2 Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. Storm Water Total West Parking: 801 p.s. Detention Basin Dining/ CASE: 2018-12P2 Lodge East Parking: Surface: 91 p.s. B5 Accessible Parking: 4 p.s. 8' Screen Fence B4 B2c A1b A1b A1b B2c Total Project Parking: 896 p.s. Service KENWOOD RD & HAPPINESS WAY, CINCINNATI, OH ZONING COMPLIANCE PLAN Kitchen THE GALLERY AT KENWOOD 8' Screen Fence 9'-10" 16'-4" SHEET NO. 0' 16' 32' 64' SEAL Ground Level Restaurant BUILDING DATA: RESTAURANT FLOOR PLAN Space with outdoor dining Hotel: First Level: 21,290 g.s.f. Second - Sixth Level: Happiness Way 8,941 SF 18,262 s.f. / Fl. x 5 Fl. 91,310 g.s.f. to be Closed Total: 112,600 g.s.f. Speed Ramp to/from HAPPINESS WAY Second - Sixth Floor: Happiness Way 26 keys/Fl. x 5 Fl. 130 keys Total Keys: 130 keys REVISION 4'-5" Office: Basement Level: 22,451 g.s.f. S1 OUTDOOR First Level: (incl. 8,941 gsf of Rest.) 20,319 g.s.f. Storage B2b B2A1 PATIO *Lines Indicate B5b Second Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Demising Walls (above) Third Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Fourth Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Fifth Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Total: 144,198 g.s.f. DATE Retail: 20'-0" B1c FFE=835.00' Office: 8,941 g.s.f. No. Hotel: 4,105 g.s.f. 38'-2" Total: 13,046 g.s.f. A1b *All commercial awnings do not exceed 48" from building, 44,000 VPD 44,000 See Exterior Elevations for dimensions 08/19/19 18082 Apartment: First Level: 59,452 g.s.f. PROJECT No: DATE DES. DR. CKD. UP Second Level: 63,125 g.s.f. FFE=835.00' Third Level: 63,115 g.s.f. 8,941 SF Fourth Level: 57,292 g.s.f. Restaurant Fifth Level: 44,773 g.s.f. Total: 287,757 g.s.f. Unit Mix: Floor S 1B 2B 2B-D Total OWNER APPLICANT 1st 2 23 12 4 41 Fitness Area 2nd 4 34 15 4 57 3rd 5 34 15 4 58 DL-DWPRO-60S ROAD KENWOOD DOG WASH STATION STORAGE LOCKERS BUILT-IN CLUB Pool 4th 5 31 13 4 53 KENWOOD PARTNERS, LLC Pet GolfPROJECTOR SPIN & CLUB DATA MODULE FLOOR DRAIN Championship – 11’ Tall x 17′ Wide x 20’ Long SERVING BAR - FURNITURE High Definition Golf™ Simulator Model Equip. 16:10 Flat Wide Screen 5th 3 26 9 1 39 Spa 34" HIGH BASE CABINETS WITH QUARTZ TOPS Simulator Room WASHER OVERSIZE & DRYER Total 19 148 64 17 248 W West Parking Garage: First Level (Partial In-Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. A3 A3 Clubroom M Second Level (Above Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. B5c B3b S1 Third Level (Above Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. Open Fourth Level (Above Ground): 53,019 g.s.f. Office A3 A3 Fifth Level (Above Ground): 47,229 g.s.f. Total: 259,305 g.s.f. ARCHITECT / PREPARER Entry Lobby Fitness B1 B1 Leasing FFE=835.00' PARKING DATA: Area PARKING PROVIDED: A1 West Parking Garage: Courtyard First Level (Partial In-Ground): 138 p.s. Pool Compact Parking: 18 p.s. 20'-0" B2 A1c 125'-1" B1 A2 Accessible Parking: 8 p.s. Meeting Second Level (Above Ground): 145 p.s. 38'-2" Compact Parking: 18 p.s. A2b 68'-6" Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. Third Level (Above Ground): 148 p.s. B1A A1c B2b A2 Compact Parking: 18 p.s. Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. A2 Fourth Level (Above Ground): 148 p.s. A3 A3 Compact Parking: 18 p.s. Office Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. A4 A2 Lobby Fifth Level (Above Ground): 116 p.s. A3 A3 FFE=834.00' Compact Parking: 18 p.s. A2 Accessible Parking: 2 p.s. Storm Water Total West Parking: 801 p.s. Detention Basin Dining/ CASE: 2018-12P2 Lodge East Parking: Surface: 91 p.s. B5 Accessible Parking: 4 p.s. 8' Screen Fence B4 B2c A1b A1b A1b B2c Total Project Parking: 896 p.s. Service KENWOOD RD & HAPPINESS WAY, CINCINNATI, OH ZONING COMPLIANCE PLAN Kitchen THE GALLERY AT KENWOOD 8' Screen Fence 9'-10" 16'-4" SHEET NO. 0' 16' 32' 64' THE GALLERY AT KENWOOD SEAL BUILDING DATA: Hotel: First Level: 21,290 g.s.f. Second - Sixth Level: Happiness Way 18,262 s.f. / Fl. x 5 Fl. 91,310 g.s.f. to be Closed Total: 112,600 g.s.f. Speed Ramp to/from Second - Sixth Floor: Happiness Way 26 keys/Fl. x 5 Fl. 130 keys Total Keys: 130 keys REVISION 4'-5" Office: Basement Level: 22,451 g.s.f. Storage S1 B2b B2A1 First Level: (incl. 8,941 gsf of Rest.) 20,319 g.s.f. *Lines Indicate B5b Second Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Demising Walls (above) Third Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Fourth Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Fifth Level: 25,357 g.s.f. Total: 144,198 g.s.f. DATE Retail: 20'-0" B1c FFE=835.00' Office: 8,941 g.s.f. No. Hotel: 4,105 g.s.f. 38'-2" Total: 13,046 g.s.f. A1b *All commercial awnings do not exceed 48" from building, See Exterior Elevations for dimensions 08/19/19 18082 Apartment: First Level: 59,452 g.s.f.
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