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Avion Burbank Brochure Connect.Create.Innovate. A Proven Team Creative Office & Creative Industrial Retail MATTHEW HARGROVE BENNETT ROBINSON GEOFF MARTIN RYAN BURNETT 818 251 3601 818 907 4608 818 502 6739 818 502 6791 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Lic.#00952137 Lic.#00984312 Lic.#01180819 Lic. #01481691 3 Future Hollywood Burbank Airport Terminal Tulare Ave. N Hollywood Way Property History Lockheed is born A tradition of creative industrial production United Aircraft and Transport Corporation Lockheed, under design lead Kelly Johnson, develops a twin purchases a parcel of 234 acres with surrounding engine, twin-boom interceptor aircraft, the P-38 Lightning steady winds and good drainage, developing 1937 fighter. More than 10,000 units were manufactured during WWII. 1928 United Airport, the largest commercial airport in Los Angeles until the opening of LAX 18 years later. A community of creative innovation A history of design firsts After the attack on Pearl Harbor, a giant camouflaging The Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star, the first effort takes place at Skunk Works to hide the building operational military jet engine plane, is the first of bombers. Artists, set designers, and painters from of many developed on site under the secret Burbank studios (e.g. Disney) successfully cloak military operation “Skunk Works.” At the height of the 1941-1945 production facilities to look like California suburbia. 1943-1989 war days, Lockheed employed more than 90,000 people and ran three shifts (24/7). Inspiring the future of aviation A great chapter of history closes At the “Skunk Works,” Lockheed creates the SR-71, Following its merger with Martin Marietta, Lockheed a.k.a. “Blackbird,” the fastest airbreathing manned Martin leaves Burbank and leaves the community with aircraft on earth, and the F-117 Nighthawk, the first the challenge of restoring the Lockheed Martin properties operational stealth fighter. to productive use. The Skunk Works site is the last major 1964-1998 1964-1998 1998-2017 underdeveloped Lockheed Martin Parcel – now the future home of Avion Burbank. 4 Connect. Create. Innovate. If approved by the Burbank City Council, Overton Moore Properties will begin construction on a 60 acre mixed-use campus called Avion Burbank starting in Q2 of 2019, completing development in 2020. 20 5 Future Hollywood Burbank Terminal I–5 St Cohasset I-4 Kenwood St MASTER MASTER SITE PLAN I–6 Low density I–3 Tulare Ave Tulare Winona Ave Open Space O-2 Mobility O-1 I-2 O-3 O-4 Sustainability O-9 O-8 O-5 O-7 O-6 H-1 Creative I–1 Industrial R-1 N San Fernando Blvd Creative R-2 Office Retail N Hollywood Way Hotel 6 RETAIL 17 O-1 O-2 O-4 O-3 O-9 O-8 RETAIL O-5 O-7 O-6 SITE PLAN Tulare Ave A B SF PER UNIT R-1 6,154 SF C TOTAL R-1 9,000 SF D R-2 TOTAL A : 1,432 SF E FGHIJ B: 1,575 SF C: 1,575 SF D: 1,572 SF R-2 E: 1,500 SF N Hollywood Way F: 1,500 SF G: 1,500 SF H: 1,500 SF I : 1,500 SF J: 1,500 SF 18 A unique local amenity opportunity Adjacent to 1 million SF High profile restaurant and of new office/industrial retail space located at the gateway of the new Burbank 108,000 residents in the Airport Terminal. immediate trade area TRADE AREA 15,000 SF, with 1,432 SF “Media Capital of the World” – to 1,575 SF per unit. home to Disney Studios, Warner Bros., Nickelodeon Signalized intersection PROPERTY FEATURES with easy access and Strong daytime population convenient parking. in excess of 200,000 people Outdoor patio and common dining areas 19 Glenoaks Blvd RETAIL DEMOGRAPHICS 210 La Tuna Canyon Rd Laurel Canyon Blvd Canyon Laurel 10 5 DRIVE TIME MINUTES Roscoe Blvd Van Nuys Blvd Nuys Van RETAIL San Fernando Rd Woodman Ave Woodman Strathern St Tujunga Ave Whitsett Ave Whitsett Vineland Ave Coldwater Canyon Ave Canyon Coldwater 210 Clybourn Ave Lankershim Blvd Lankershim 103,508 Saticoy St 2016 EMPLOYEES Kester Ave Kester Kenneth Rd 170 Glenoaks Blvd Sherman Way Winona Ave 205,772 Burbank Vanowen St Burbank 2016 POPULATION Hollywood Empire Ave Airport North 5 3rd St Valley Glen Hollywood Victory Blvd DEMOGRAPHIC MAP Victory Blvd Hollywood Way Cahuenga Blvd Cahuenga Clybourn Ave $ $74,271 Oxnard St 1st St AVERAGE INCOME PER HOUSEHOLD Buena Vista St Burbank Blvd San Fernando Rd Traffic Counts Chandler Blvd N. HOLLYWOOD WAY 33,900 CPD Magnolia Blvd SAN FERNANDO ROAD 13,190 CPD Verdugo Ave Verdugo Rd Verdugo Riverside Dr Camarillo St Alameda Ave 170 Riverside Dr Olive Ave 5 Brand Blvd Brand Central Ave Central 10 Minute Drive 101 134 Ave Pacific 20 Valley Village Moorpark St Glendale Ventura Blvd Wilson Ave Toluca Woods Broadway Valley Vista Blvd Forest Lawn Dr Colorado St 5 Glendale Ave Toluca Lake Chevy Chase Dr Glenoaks Blvd Tujunga Canyon Blvd Foothill Blvd 5 210 La Tuna Canyon Rd Acapulco Mexican Restaurant Roscoe Blvd Van Nuys Blvd Nuys Van San Fernando Rd Montrose Ave Woodman Ave Woodman Chase 170 Food 4 Less Strathern St City National Bank Lankershim Blvd Lankershim Tujunga Ave Whitsett Ave Whitsett Blvd Canyon Laurel Vineland Ave Honolulu Ave Coldwater Canyon Ave Canyon Coldwater AVION BURBANK HOTEL 210 Clybourn Ave 5 210 AVION BURBANK RETAIL (0 MINUTES) Saticoy St Van Nuys 170 Kester Ave Kester Lincoln Beer Company La Crescent Ave Hampton Inn & Suites Burbank Airport Metrolink Ventura County Line Verdugo MAP Kenneth Rd Mountains Sherman Way Van Nuys North Burbank COMMERICAL AIRLINES CARGO AIRLINES PRIVATE AIRLINES Metrolink Amtrak Coast Starlight/Pacific Surfliner Costco Ramada Burbank Airport FedEx Winona Ave Metrolink Station Alaska Airlines AirNet Express Atlantic Aviation Amtrak Starbucks Quality Inn Burbank Airport American Eagle Ameriflight Avjet Jack in the Box American Airlines FedEx Express Charter Flight Group Burbank MetrolinkBURBANK Antelope Valley EMPIRE Line Delta CENTER Connection (8 MINUTES) UPS Airlines Evojets Vanowen St Burbank Glenoaks Blvd Marriott BurbankHollywood Airport jetBlue Liberty Jet Hollywood Empire AveAirport (BUR) JetSuiteXBurbank Million Air Burbank Southwest Airlines Paramount Business Jets Smart & Final Airport Logix Credit Union Courtyard Burbank Airport North 3rd StUnitedBURBANK Express TOWN CENTER (11 MINUTES)Priority One Jets BurbankFry's Electronics Extended Stay America Valley Glen Hollywood AIRPORT SHOPPING PLAZA (2 MINUTES) Airport Surfair US Post Office BURBANK ENTERTAINMENTThe VILLAGE Early Air Way (12 MINUTES) Victory Blvd Del Taco CVS Metrolink Ameci Pizza and Pasta Denny's Rite-Aid AmtrakKFC Hollywood Way Victory Blvd Citibank Fish Dish Burbank Metro Blvd Cahuenga BusClybourn Ave 154 Ralphs The UPS Store Van Nuys George's Greek Cuisine Commonwealth Tokyo Yakatari Woodman Round Table Downtown Roberts Cuisine McDonald's Yogurtland El Miradero Metro Bus 222 Bus Metro Burbank Green Garden Café Oxnard St 1st St TRANSPORTATION Panda Express Toys"R"Us Buena Vista St Burger King Metrolink Holiday Inn Burbank Media Center PieAwesomeValley Pizzeria Big 5 Laurel North College Canyon Chandler Bike Way Residence Inn Burbank Downtown Robeks Hollywood 10 miles Sansai Burbank Trader Joe's Curves The Habit To Glendale Starbucks Metro Orange Line Smart & Final Burbank Credit Union Burbank Blvd Metro Red Line Burbank Tesla And Downtown Los Angeles Fatburger Walgreens Portofino Inn Burbank Union Station 11 miles North End Pizzeria CarMax Sizzler Travelodge Burbank-Glendale Metrolink To Sherman Oaks 170 Dominos Pizza The Home Depot Chandler Blvd 5 Metro Pacific Ave San Fernando Rd Ave Central Spartan Mobile Suites Blvd Brand 24 Hour Fitness Amtrak Grandview Magnolia Blvd 134 101 Wells Fargo101 134 Wells Fargo 5 Olive Ave Menchie's Yogurt Rd Verdugo 27 miles 14 miles 10 miles Alameda Ave Riverside Dr Camarillo St Verdugo Ave Popeyes 16 miles To Westwood 170To Beverly Hills To Hollywood Riverside Dr Subway The Walt Disney Studios Tour To Downtown Universal/ Los Angeles 5 1015 Studio City Glendale134 134 Morton's Steakhouse Valley Village FedEx 21 Moorpark St FedEx Office Print & Ship Center Warner Bros. Studio Tours Hollywood Ventura Blvd Toluca Woods Wilson Ave Broadway Valley Vista Blvd Forest Lawn Dr Colorado St Hilton Universal City Universal Studios Hollywood Tour Universal Studios Theme Park 5 Glendale Ave Toluca Lake Chevy Chase Dr Glenoaks Blvd Tujunga Canyon Blvd Foothill Blvd 5 210 La Tuna Canyon Rd Acapulco Mexican Restaurant Roscoe Blvd Van Nuys Blvd Nuys Van San Fernando Rd Montrose Ave Woodman Ave Woodman Chase 170 Food 4 Less Strathern St City National Bank Lankershim Blvd Lankershim Tujunga Ave Whitsett Ave Whitsett Blvd Canyon Laurel Vineland Ave Honolulu Ave Coldwater Canyon Ave Canyon Coldwater AVION BURBANK HOTEL 210 Clybourn Ave AVION BURBANK RETAIL (0 MINUTES) Saticoy St Kester Ave Kester Lincoln Beer Company La Crescent Ave Hampton Inn & Suites Burbank Airport MAP Verdugo Kenneth Rd Mountains Sherman Way Ramada Burbank Airport FedEx Costco Winona Ave Starbucks Quality Inn Burbank Airport Jack in the Box BURBANK EMPIRE CENTER (8 MINUTES) Vanowen St Burbank Glenoaks Blvd Marriott Burbank Airport AMENITIES Hollywood Empire Ave Burbank Smart & Final Airport Logix Credit Union Courtyard Burbank Airport North 3rd St BURBANK TOWN CENTER (11 MINUTES) Fry's Electronics Extended Stay America Valley Glen Hollywood AIRPORT SHOPPING PLAZA (2 MINUTES) US Post Office BURBANK ENTERTAINMENT VILLAGE (12 MINUTES) Victory Blvd Del Taco CVS Ameci Pizza and Pasta Denny's Rite-Aid KFC Hollywood Way Victory Blvd Citibank Fish Dish Burbank Blvd Cahuenga Clybourn Ave Ralphs The UPS Store George's Greek Cuisine Commonwealth Tokyo Yakatari Round Table Bouvardia McDonald's Yogurtland El Miradero
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