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A Vibrant Retail Opportunity in the Heart of Downtown Atlanta Downtown Destination A VIBRANT RETAIL OPPORTUNITY IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN ATLANTA DOWNTOWN DESTINATION Positioned perfectly within Peachtree Center, The Hub offers over 50 vibrant restaurants and convenient retail shops. Interconnected to 2.3 million square feet of office space in 6 buildings and three world‑class hotels with over 4,000 rooms – it’s easier than ever to experience it all in this authentic urban district. 2 MARKET HIGHLIGHTS Downtown Atlanta had 15.7 million visitors spend over $2.1 billion in the regional economy. 5.2 MILLION 14,491 200,000+ TOURISTS SURROUNDING HOTEL ROOMS DAYTIME EMPLOYEES 1.6 MILLION 3+ MILLION 29,633 CONVENTIONEERS HOTEL NIGHTS STAYED RESIDENTS 15.3 MILLION 1.3 BILLION 50,000+ ATTENDEES AT ATTRACTIONS, IN TOTAL RETAIL SALES STUDENTS SPORTING EVENTS AND CONCERTS IN DOWNTOWN ATLANTA 4,100+ HOTEL ROOMS & 11,814+ RESIDENTIAL UNITS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3 DOWNTOWN RETAIL 223 CASUAL DINING ESTABLISHMENTS Home to some of the highest grossing retail locations in the Metro Atlanta area. 62 ENTERTAINMENT VENUES Hard Rock Cafe, Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse and Sundial Restaurant, Bar & View are ranked among Atlanta Business 39 PLACES FOR COFFEE Chronicle’s Top 25 Restaurants in Sales. & DESSERTS The Hub’s CVS Pharmacy is ranked in the top 5 in the Southeast 43 FULL-SERVICE for sales. RESTAURANTS 4 OFFICE RESIDENTIAL 6 1 1 SUNTRUST ALTITUDE 2 2 191 TOWER POST CENTENNIAL PARK 10 3 100 PEACHTREE 3 4 FULTON SUPPLY LOFTS 4 2 ALLEN PLAZA 4 1 5 200 EDGEWOOD ATLANTA FEDERAL 1 5 AMERICASMART CENTER GEORGIA WORLD CITY PLAZA CONGRESS CENTER THE HUB 6 M 6 CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL TOWER CENTENNIAL PLAZA OLYMPIC PARK 13 7 7 2 GEORGIA PACIFIC STONEWALL LOFTS TOWER STATE 8 7 345 APARTMENT FARM 6 8 INTOWN LOFTS UNITS UNDER ARENA CONSTRUCTION FLATIRON BUILDING 3 9 LEGACY LOFTS MERCEDES-BENZ 8 12 STADIUM 10 4 THE HUB THE POINT AT WESTSIDE M 11 5 GEORGIA STATE ATTRACTIONS VILLAGES AT UNIVERSITY CASTLEBERRY 12 3 EDUCATION CITY WALK 13 8 M ASCENT 11 9 7 5 MARTA PEACHTREE 5 75 85 MARQUIS TWO TOWER BAKER ST MARRIOTT HYATT REGENCY MARQUIS HOTEL HOTEL HILTON ATLANTA MARQUIS ONE TOWER PEACHTREE PEACHTREE CENTER AVE COURTLAND JOHN PORTMAN BLVD PEACHTREE ST NW GARAGE TOWER 235 TOWER 233 M CENTER TOWER 225 THE HUB TOWER 229 COURTLAND ST ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD INTERNATIONAL GARAGE PEACHTREE CENTER AVENUE GARAGE 50 6.5 MILLION 4,200 RESTAURANTS & RETAIL FOOT FALLS ANNUALLY PARKING SPACES in The Hub 2.3 MILLION ONE 4,000 SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE DEDICATED MARTA STATION HOTEL ROOMS in six buildings in three on-site hotels 15 MINUTES All connected by 125,000 TO HARTSFIELD-JACKSON covered walkways SQUARE FEET OF RETAIL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT to The Hub 6 ON-SITE EVENTS From the seasonal Green Market and on‑site concerts to holiday happenings, major festivals and everything in‑between ― we invite you to see, do and experience all the activities and Instagrammable moments that The Hub at Peachtree Center has to offer. 7 FU LLY TRANSFORMED More Connected Increased accessibility to everyday dining and shopping conveniences. More Collaborative Improved design that fosters social interactions with bright, open spaces. More Creative Infused and enhanced to new heights of both art and architecture. 8 GEORGIA WORLD GEORGIA AQUARIUM NATIONAL CENTER FOR W HOTEL CONGRESS CENTER GEORGIA TECH CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS 10,000 visitors on average per day 3.9 Million SF Total Attendance: ~2,200,000 350,000 visitors per year TWELVE HOTEL 38 Major Trade Shows: 390,870 14 Public Consumer Shows: WORLD OF COCA-COLA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM 178,144 EMBASSY SUITES 200,000 visitors per year 184 Meetings, Corporate 1.1 million visitors per year ALOFT ATLANTA Events & Others: 293,055 HYATT PLACE Total Attendance: 952,246 COLLEGE FOOTBALL CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK AMERICASMART HALL OF FAME HOTEL OMNI HOTEL 3 million visitors per year 450,000 visitors 4.2 Million SF per year 3.5 Million SF of Permanent STATE FARM ARENA Showroom Space HYATT REGENCY Hosts 15 Annual Markets 17,000 SF Exhibit Space CNN CENTER WESTIN (Apparel, Rug, Furniture & Gifts) EDUCATION 25 Concerts/ Annual Attendees: 12 Special Events 300,000 visitors Over 400,000 MARRIOTT MARQUIS per year 41 NBA Atlanta Hawks Games 17 WNBA Atlanta TABERNACLE DOUBLE TREE BY HILTON Dream Games THE HUB ATTRACTIONS Total Attendance: MARRIOTT HILTON ~1,600,000 50+ Restaurants & Retail MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS RITZ CARLTON HOTEL INDIGO PEACHTREE Seating Capacity up to 83,000 CENTER 10 Atlanta Falcons Games ELLIS HOTEL 17 Atlanta United Games Family Shows/Spectaculars GEORGIA STATE SHERATON Collegiate Tournaments UNIVERSITY Concerts 53,000 Students RESIDENCE INN THE HUB Guided Tours Enrolled in 2019 WOODRUFF PARK FAIRFIELD INN ATTRACTIONS & HOTELS MOREHOUSE SPELMAN In the heart of Downtown, The Hub neighbors the city’s top attractions CLARK ATLANTA in addition to an abundance of entertainment venues, hotels, conference centers and much more. 9 M 249A 85 IVAN ALLEN JR BLVD RALPH MCGILL BLVD NE CENTRAL PARK PL NE 75 WEST PEACHTREE PL ACCESS & WEST PEACHTREE ST SIMPSON ST 248C T OLD FOURTH WARD PEACHTREE S BAKER ST AMENITIES CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK FREEDOM PARKWAY PATH & BELTLINE HIGHLAND AVE NE WILLIAMS ST APPAREL TED TURNER DR MART JOHN PORTMAN BLVD 248D M GIFT MERCHANDISE CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK DR MART MART ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD S S WALK SCORE: 95 Daily errands do not CARNEGIE require a car. CONE ST PIEDMONT AVE COURTLAND ST ELLIS ST ST W LIE AY IR 5-MINUTE FA INMAN PARK S WALK RADIUS P T O P LUCKIE S IRWIN ST NE L TH S A SY R R S FO T T JOHN WESLEY DOBBS AVE MARIETTA ST M PEACHTREE CENTER AVE S EXCELLENT TRANSIT ST JESSE HILL JR DR D AUBURN AVE Transit is convenient ROA S B for most trips. WOODRUFF PARK EDGEWOOD AVE S S CO MLK JR DR C FIVE GEORGIA STATE A-COLA M DECATUR STPOINTS UNIVERSITY PL GRANT PARK VERY BIKEABLE Mostly flat, excellent bike lanes. P M S First bike share station THE HUB PEACHTREE OFFICE HOTEL ATTRACTIONS RESIDENTIAL PARKING MARTA STREETCAR BIKE PATH in Atlanta. CENTER 10 PEACHTREE CENTER AVE 2,955 RSF (4,019 RSF) (square footage includes PLAZA Suite B-17 on Gallery Level) LEVEL 6,519 RSF JOHN PORTMAN BLVD 450 RSF BLVD ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL C-08 2,704 RSF 3,942 RSF AVAILABLE NOW UNAVAILABLE BEAUTY & WELLNESS 14,471 RSF (7,410 RSF) (square footage includes Suite C-24 on Gallery Level) 3,599 RSF ACTIVE LOI PEACHTREE ST NE 11 PEACHTREE CENTER AVE Luxury Nails & Spa 2,258 RSF 6,974 RSF 3,912 RSF GALLERY 1,097 RSF 775 RSF 670 RSF LEVEL 1,130 RSF Jewelry Kahn’s Yami Yami Noodle Cafe 1,727 RSF 867 RSF 232 RSF JOHN PORTMAN BLVD Fan’s Wear B-15 2,242 RSF 996 RSF 1,000 RSF Bistro 7 453 RSF ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL 1,100 RSF B-16 1,866 RSF 1,027 RSF 6,052 RSF AVAILABLE 1,835 RSF 454 RSF Cafe Momo Available 2,411 RSF NOW 9.20 1,041 RSF Farmer’s 653 RSF UNAVAILABLE Basket 776 RSF GLC Cafe 597 RSF 2,208 RSF BEAUTY & 909 RSF WELLNESS 777 RSF ACTIVE LOI 2,495 RSF PEACHTREE ST NE 12 AVENUE LEVEL PEACHTREE CENTER AVE Peachtree Marketplace AVAILABLE 1,426 RSF NOW 1,113 RSF 6,399 RSF UNAVAILABLE JOHN PORTMAN BLVD 4,882 RSF (4,643 RSF) (square footage includes Suite on Gallery Level) BEAUTY & BLVD ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL A-06 WELLNESS 4,205 RSF 1,053 RSF ACTIVE LOI PEACHTREE ST NE 13 AMY FINGERHUT [email protected] 404-812-5156 ©2017 CBRE, Inc. 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