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Legacy Union LEGACY UNION media Legacy Boston UNION Legacy Union, located across the street from Bank of America Stadium, is easily accessible via car or light rail and is just steps from the heart of Uptown. This upscale property is primed for offices, hotels, retail, dining, and residential structures. With it’s location and plethora of options, Legacy Union is a perfect hub in which to live, work, and play. ABOUT Bank of America Corporate Center The Vue 965,000 sf | 6,400 employees Duke Energy Center 409 units 1,300,000 sf | 8,600 employees Hearst Tower Romare Fifth Third Center 965,000 sf Bearden 692,000 sf | 4,600 employees 6,400 employees Park I-77 I-277 300 S Tryon 638,000 sf | 4,250 employees 1.25M Annual Attendance I-277 Church St. Tryon St. Uptown Charlotte Charlotte’s city center is the most International, the world’s seventh busiest vibrant urban center in the Southeast—a airport, and at the heart of the region’s place set apart by decades of visionary transit hub featuring light rail, streetcar College St. city-building investments and a business- and the largest urban bike sharing friendly climate in the heart of the fifth- system in the southeast. fastest-growing city in the nation. Stonewall St. But Charlotte Center City is more than More than 1,200 companies call the center of employment. It is the Charlotte Center City home. It is a place economic engine for the entire region. South Blvd. where business strength intersects with With unmatched urban amenities, broad quality of life, where tradition meets housing options, and a palpable vitality, it innovation on every corner. Uptown, is a magnet for premiere professionals. Charlotte’s central business district, is within 15 minutes of Charlotte-Douglas AREA DESTINATIONS Five Stonewall St. Stonewall St. Phased Project Future Development Pad 1 Phase 1, an 841,000 sf office tower, Future Development Pad 2 is scheduled for completion in 2019, but this highly anticipated project is S. Church St. Church S. already available for lease options now. Since Legacy Union stretches a 704 sizable 10.2 acres, the project will be rolled out in five different phases. The S. Tryon St. Tryon S. 500 first three phases will feature office The Promenade The Plaza towers with major tenants Bank of America, Deloitte and Honeywell while the other three could include Skybridge hotels, residences, offices and retail. A new parking deck is directly across Church Street from the phase 1 S. Mint St. Mint S. main tower, including a pedestrian Bank of America 650 S. Tryon bridge over South Church Street. The expansive pedestrian promenade Legacy Union Tower will offer plenty of outdoor seating Parking on-site as well. Quite a few green 855 space areas with trees for shade are Structure also planned, which will encourage S. Mint 700 foot traffic and also allow for several gathering areas. Hill St. The rapidly growing Stonewall Street corridor surrounded by a full spectrum of residential choices, within walking distance of North Carolina’s largest business district and just minutes from the airport. I-277 SIGNATURE OPPORTUNITIES OVERVIEW MAP media LU-DG-500: LEGACY UNION SKYBRIDGE DIGITAL SPECTACULAR | 5’ H x 15’ W media LU-DG-500: LEGACY UNION SKYBRIDGE DIGITAL SPECTACULAR | 5’ H x 15’ W media LU-DG-500: LEGACY UNION SKYBRIDGE DIGITAL SPECTACULAR | 5’ H x 15’ W media LU-DG-500: LEGACY UNION SKYBRIDGE DIGITAL SPECTACULAR | 5’ H x 15’ W media LU-BL-700: CHURCH ST ENTRANCEWAY BACKLIT SPECTACULAR | 9’ H x 45’ W media LU-BL-704: PROMENADE PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCEWAY BACKLIT SPECTACULAR | 9’ H x 24’ W ADDITIONAL INFO A deeper dive into Legacy Union and how it fits into the community of Uptown Charlotte. Vibrant growth Charlotte is the 5th fastest growing major city in America, according to a recent study by the Boston National Census Bureau. The entire 10-county area making up the Charlotte Metropolitan Chicago New York City Statistical Area (MSA) added more than 350,000 new residents between 2010 and 2018 – growing +15.9% to reach a total population of 2,569,213. By the year 2037, that number Washington, D.C. is expected to grow to 3,500,000+. Charlotte sits as the 16th largest city and 23rd largest MSA in the United States. $1.7 billion in investment is currently under construction in Uptown Charlotte, with the area ranking as the 5th busiest CBD in the U.S. for new office construction CHARLOTTE and 10th busiest MSA for housing permit activity. Nashville Atlanta Dallas Miami Central Location CHARLOTTE IS ONLY A TWO-HOUR PLANE RIDE FROM 60% OF THE U.S. POPULATION 102 7th 5th people move to CLT daily busiest airport in the world fastest growing city 1000+ 4 internationally owned 23% major interstates workforce growth since 2010 companies have a presence connect the region 44.2% 96.2% of Mecklenburg County cost of living as a 2.5 million residents residents have a bachelor’s percentage of the in the metro area degree or higher national average AREA DETAILS Area Employers Demographics · 7 FORTUNE 500 HEADQUARTERS - Bank of America, Lowe’s, Duke Energy, Honeywell, Nucor, Sonic Automotive, Sealed Air Within A 10 Minute Walk: TOTAL POPULATION 3,767 · 15 FORTUNE 1000 HEADQUARTERS DAYTIME POPULATION 41,928 · MORE THAN 250 OF THE FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES ANNUAL POPULATION GROWTH PROJECTED 6.84% AVERAGE HH INCOME $96,875 · 1018 INTERNATIONALLY OWNED COMPANIES REPRESENTING 45 COUNTRIES AND 66,000 EMPLOYEES · THE NEWEST ARRIVALS AND EXPANSIONS - Ernst & Young, Allstate, AXA Insurance, MetLife & Verizon KEY FACTS | 10 MINUTE DRIVE TIME · COMING SOON - Lending Tree, SunTrust / BB&T Merger Truist TOP 10 LARGEST ATRIUM HEALTH 35,000 employees WELLS FARGO & CO. 24,102 employees 135,967 $248,587 275,131 Total Population Median Home Value Daytime Population WALMART STORES, INC. 16,100 employees BANK OF AMERICA CORP. 15,000 employees AMERICAN AIRLINES GROUP 11,500 employees DELHAIZE AMERICA INC./FOOD LION 10,859 employees $83,819 34.1 2017 Average HH Income 2.2 NOVANT HEALTH INC. 9,679 employees Median Age Avg Household Size LOWE’S COS. INC. 8,500 employees DUKE ENERGY CORP. 8,847 employees HARRIS TEETER 8,239 employees 10,387 5,000+ 3.05% Businesses Hotels with 71% 2010-17 Pop Growth Rate Average Occupancy 1 MILE 3 MILE 5 MILE Population 22,951 113,988 243,783 Daytime Population 87,985 236,516 411,103 Annual Growth Projected 4.51% 3.41% 2.46% Average HH Income $98,014 $89,786 $81,788 6 5 MIN 10 MIN 15 MIN Population 33,934 135,967 367,548 Daytime Population 114,197 275,131 557,738 Annual Growth Projected 4.41% 3.05% 2.22% Average HH Income $93,579 $83,819 $75,085 DEMOGRAPHICS Feedback, inquiries or additional requests to: Dennis Boyle dennis@awediencemedia.com 734.474.1066.
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