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Inspirational Workspace for Creative Leaders Inspirational Workspace BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON for Creative Leaders Creative Campus Reimagined One Twelfth at Twelfth is a Class A creative campus located in downtown Bellevue. Comprised of three, six-story office buildings, this modern workspace offers efficient floor plates, high ceilings, and quick freeway access. Tenants love the convenience of working just steps from Bellevue’s world-class shopping, dining, and cultural arts scene. • Three building creative campus offering 492,944 RSF of Class A workspace • Pursuing LEED® Gold certification • Energy Star® rated • Close proximity to the Bellevue Transit Center and future light rail stations • Vibrant downtown Bellevue location near Bellevue Square Mall • Direct access to I-405, SR-520, I-90 and main arterials via NE 112th NEW URBAN LOBBIES Transformations Underway A large-scale renovation is underway designed to promote the recruitment and retention of top talent and the overall wellness of your workforce. The transformations include reimagined building lobbies, revitalization of the four-acre campus outdoor spaces, and creation of a state-of-the-art conference center, conference room with adjacent tenant lounge, and a fitness center. These enhancements will result in landmark office space for the next generation of entrepreneurs. NEW URBAN LOBBIES CREDIT: VISIT BELLEVUE COURTESY WILD GINGER VISIT BELLEVUE COURTESY CREDIT: CREDIT: GEOFFREY SMITH COURTESY TAVERN HALL TAVERN GEOFFREY SMITH COURTESY CREDIT: Destination Bellevue Bellevue’s reputation as one of the region’s most desirable cities continues to expand. Home to global technology leaders including Microsoft, Amazon, Salesforce, Google, and Facebook, this thriving technology hub offers a natural affinity to growing company’s seeking a new headquarters and expansion opportunities. WILD GINGER The city’s livability index is off the charts, drawing a talented millennial workforce from around the country. An abundance of new apartment communities nearby are set within the stunning natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, and a vibrant urban scene you won’t find anywhere else. TAVERN HALL RENEW FITNESS STANZA’S CAFE NE 12TH STREET DOMINO’S MICHAEL’S OF ROLLS AND ROLLS + PIZZA BELLEVUE SALON KIDSQUEST SUSHI CHILDREN’S MUSEUM FLO JAPANESE RESTUARANT STARBUCKS PANERA & SUSHI BAR SHARETEA NE 112TH AVE BREAD BELLA BEAUTY THE CRAB POT TOSCANO BLACKBIRD SEATTLE RICE N SPICE SUBWAY EYELASHES THAI CUSINE 3 ASHWOOD STONE LOUNGE M JIMMY MOEN PLAYFIELD ASHWINI’S ALL STAR MASSAGE BELLEVUE I AND SPA JOHN’S SALON BAKING HOUSE N FRIVOLOUS FACING EAST W PERMANENT BSTRONG TAWAINESE CAFÉ CESURA TEM SIB THAI A APPEAL BELLEVUE L 5 K NE 10TH STREET M I LOVE SUSHI ON BE CHIC NAILS I WENDY’S N SWEAT CIRCUIT LAKE BELLEVUE BELLEVUE WAY NE BELLEVUE WAY ZEEK’S PIZZA W LUNCHBOX LAB TOP POT NE 116TH AVE DOUGHNUTS A L K DESIGN THE FRENCH 13 COINS CIELO COCINA MEXICANA MARKET 1 BAKERY 0 M KOBE BELLEVUE I PURE BARRE WFM COFFEE BAR SUITE RESTAURANT / N LOUNGE W JOEY A COCO FRESH STARBUCKS SUBWAY WHOLE THE PUMP 23 FIT CLUB L NE 110TH AVE TEA & JUICE BELLEVUE K FOODS HOUSE NE 8TH STREET MAGGIANO’S THE PURSUIT LITTLE ITALY JOHN HOWIE CHICKFILA BURGER KING STEAK PRESSED CINEMARK LINCOLN JUICERY SQUARE CINEMA BARNES 405 & NOBLE WOODS COFFEE LINCOLN THE SHOPS MOKSHA SQUARE AT THE BRAVERN BELLEVUE GENE JUAREZ INCHIN’S SALON BAMBOO GARDEN EARL’S KITCHEN + BAR TROPHY THE DOLAR BELLEVUE CUPCAKES SHOP SEATTLE SQUARE Map Legend BELLEVUE MACY’S ARTS MUSEUM Restaurant / Lounge WILD GINGER THE LAKEHOUSE COCO IZAKAYA 2.0 EL GAUCHO BELLEVUE Salon / Services MIX POKE JAPONESSA MEN’S WEARHOUSE BAR SUSHI COCINA Attraction / Entertainment LINCOLN BELLEVUE CITY HALL THE SQUARE PHO CYCLO CAFE THE ORGANIC COUP Coffee / Tea Shop NORTH FOGO DE SOUTH GLAM & FACE CHÃO GLOW ASCEND PRIME Shopping CAPITAL ONE CAFÉ STEAK & SUSHI POT BELLY SUSHI KUDASAI Fitness NE 4TH STREET TROPICAL CHIPOTLE SUBWAY SMOOTHIE CAFE V STARBUCKS SAFEWAY THIRD CULTURE COFFEE Map Legend Bus Stop Transit Metro Transit Route 250 NE 12TH STREETMetro Transit Route 241 Future Link Light Rail Line Oriented Coming 2023 One Twelfth at Twelfth is strategically located Stride Bus Rapid Transit Coming 2024/2025 with direct access to I-405 northbound and Dedicated Bike Lanes southbound, and SR-520, I-90 and nearby 110TH AVE NE 110TH AVE transportation options. On-site below grade NE 112TH AVE NE 116TH AVE parking offers above market parking ratios. East EXIT 13B NE 10TH STREET Link light rail extension is coming to Bellevue in 2023, NE BELLEVUE WAY offering an even more convenient commute serving Seattle, the greater Eastside and the NS region beyond. MULTIMODAL ACCESS EAST LINK The property location maximizes multimodal 405 WILBURTON STATION (COMING 2023) access for walking, car, bus, light rail, and bicycle. NE 8TH STREET DIRECT I-405 ACCESS Northbound and southbound on-ramps are right around the corner. REGIONAL CONNECTIONS BELLEVUE DOWNTOWN EXIT 13A The property is in close proximity to numerous LINK TRAIN STATION (COMING 2023) bus routes. LIGHT RAIL BELLEVUE Coming in 2023, the grand opening is planned TRANSIT CENTER for the Downtown Bellevue and Wilburton Light Rail Stations, both just a short walk away. ON-SITE PARKING Below grade parking facility offers above market parking ratios with EV charging stations. DROP OFF/PICK UP NE 4TH STREET Convenient central drive-thru area for passenger arrival or departure. Modern Workspace Open and flexible floor plates ranging from 24,500-32,200 RSF provide maximum efficiency and meet the demands of growing companies. Floor to ceiling windows flood interior spaces with natural light. Expansive window lines afford inspiring views of Downtown Bellevue and beyond. • Large floor plates accommodate open, creative floor plans • Floor to ceiling windows (select plans): Large windows throughout • High ceilings up to 13’ to the concrete deck above; 9’6” closed ceiling heights • Private outdoor balconies (select plans) REIMAGINED COURTYARD Renovation and New Amenities MODERN LOBBIES The new lobby designs are innovative, focused on conscious work environments that energize the campus and community. This design will embrace the urbanity of the campus, with references to the natural landscape and the Bellevue vibe. OPEN AIR COURTYARD The new courtyard will become the heart of the campus, creating a place that is engaging, modern and relevant. Meeting and gathering spaces offer a variety of seating options, lawn area for yoga and relaxation, and recreational spaces for daytime and evening hours. Artistic wayfinding and sculptural art objects complete the experience. FITNESS CENTER Fresh interiors, state-of-the-art equipment, updated showers and locker rooms with towel service will be a welcome respite for ambitious professionals. WEST BUILDING CONFERENCE CENTER Multi-functional flex-space equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, data cabling, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Reimagined Courtyard: The Heart of the Campus TENANT LOUNGE Amenities Designed with Wellness in Mind TENANT LOUNGE TENANT LOUNGE TENANT LOUNGE BIKE STORAGE A soothing environment for work and relaxation, the Tenant Lounge Secure bike parking with work bench and tool station, day-use lockers, and features a variety of seating options including a laptop bar, cozy booths charging outlets for electric bikes. with flatscreens, and contemporary lounge seating. ELEVATOR ACCESS • Complementary Wi-Fi, and flat screen monitors offer USB Elevators serve every floor of the building and the parking garage. There are presentation capabilities four elevator cabs in the South and East buildings, and three in the West. • Shuffleboard and other games SECURITY • Catering kitchen with sink, dishwasher, and refrigerator Staffed, 24-hour security, after hours key card access to elevators and garages. • Complimentary snacks and coffee ON-SITE SECURED ACCESS PARKING Four levels of below-grade parking offers above-market parking ratio at CONFERENCE CENTERS 3.25/1,000 USF with EV charging stations. Meetings at One Twelve Conference Centers make a statement not soon forgotten. ON-SITE MANAGEMENT KG Investment Properties’ experienced team provides responsive property SOUTH BUILDING management services. The on-site management and maintenance teams • Accommodates up to eight attendees include day and night janitorial staff and offer convenient online work • Equipped with Wi-Fi and a flatscreen presentation monitor requests and a conference room reservation system. WEST BUILDING (UNDER RENOVATION) ON-SITE DELI The 112th Deli offers breakfast, lunch, snack, beverage, and meeting • Theater seating up to 30 attendees catering options Monday through Friday (temporarily closed until occupancy • Flex furniture offers multiple configuration options with state-of-the-art increases with COVID). There are also many walkable restaurants and a audiovisual equipment, data cabling, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Whole Foods close by. • Catering counter and sink area Current Availability SOUTH BUILDING Suite RSF Available Rental Rate Comments 150 10,072 3/1/2022 $44-$46/NNN Recently improved, move-in ready tech space CLICK TO VIEW VIRTUAL TOUR 200 32,173 9/1/2022 $46-$ 47/NNN Full Floor of newly improved space with modern, mostly open efficient tech layout EAST BUILDING Suite RSF Available Rental Rate Comments 405 500 30,665 11/1/2021 $44-$46/NNN Full Floor Views of Cascade Mountains, Mount Rainier, and CBD Contiguous with Suite 600 for a EAST BUILDING total of 55,646 RSF 1120 112TH AVE NE 600 24,991 Now $44-$46/NNN Full Floor N E 1 2 T H S T Views of Cascade Mountains,
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