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Annapolis, Maryland WESTFIELD ANNAPOLIS A LONG STANDING COMMUNITY TREASURE THROUGHOUT MARYLAND’S FAMED CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION, WESTFIELD ANNAPOLIS FEATURES A COLLECTION OF RETAILERS AND DINING ESTABLISHMENTS UNPARALLELED IN THE MARKETPLACE. ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND The property’s wide array of better retail also includes TUMI, MAC Cosmetics, Soft Surroundings, Pottery Barn, Crate and Barrel, North Face, White House | Black Market, Sephora, Hanna Andersson, Lululemon, Tommy Bahama, PBteen, Apple, Williams-Sonoma, and Zara. Favorite restaurants include CPK, Maggiano’s and The Cheesecake Factory, while Bow Tie Cinemas helps complete a popular entertainment precinct. A highly productive property, Westfield Annapolis already registers nearly $500 million in sales each year. Westfield Annapolis 2002 Annapolis Mall, Annapolis, MD 21401 westfield.com/annapolis ANNAPOLIS: A GLOBAL RESORT DESTINATION • TOTAL GLA 1,381,918 SQ FT • SMALL SHOP GLA 758,112 SQ FT DEMOGRAPHICS 821,768 299,500 Population Households $131,142 $143,989 Clarksburg Premium Outlets ST151 ¦¨§95 ST298 The Mall in Columbia ¦¨§895 97 Chestertown Average Household Average Household ST ST100 ST290 Columbia 695 ST108 ST295 ¦¨§ Germantown ST650 ST2 Income (2019) Income (2024) ST108 21076 21240 $127,603 $,0 21061 ¨§270 Lakeforest Mall Glen Burnie ¦ $84,972 21077 ST213 ST313 Gaithersburg Arundel Mills $123,730 Marley Station ¦¨§95 97 Green Haven RIO Washingtonian Center 21144 ¦¨§ 32 $124,621 South Gate 21122 28 ST200 ST ST $115,823 Rockville Town Square Towne Centre at Laurel 21108 $154,706 21146 21054 21056 Rockville £29 295 $173,991 Congressional Plaza ¤ ST $157,347 $209,856 ST190 21113 Severna Park Pike & Rose North Bethesda Market $119,723 21012 21409 Westfield Montgomery 21032 $140,973 $146,643 White Oak Shopping Center Waugh Chapel Towne Centre $175,114 21405 Arnold $251,046 Westfield Wheaton 21114 ¤£301 Downtown Silver Spring Beltway Plaza Mall 20720 Westfield Annapolis $174,690 20715 $143,596 21401 9.8% 52.9% Bethesda Bethesda Row 21402 ST193 ¦¨§495 20769 $137,835 $130,813 Chester Queenstown Premium Outlets Bethesda $147,686 $140,979 £301 7 ST193 Mazza Gallerie 650 ¤ ST ST The Mall at Prince Georges Annapolis Towne Centre Annapolis Harbour Center ¤£50 Household Income Household Income 21619 The Collection at Chevy Chase ¤£50 21140 21403 Ridgely 267 Chevy Chase Pavilion Bowie Town Center $111,299 ST 21035 $130,354 Annapolis 21666 $176,945 404 Growth (2019-2024) >$100K Tysons Corner Center ST202 20721 20716 $205,674 Neck $120,493 ST CityCenterDC ¤£50 20785 $172,524 $122,189 21037 ST309 Tysons Galleria $84,553 $143,725 Arlington Washington Boulevard at the Capital Centre ST404 ST214 Mosaic District 20774 20776 Denton ¦¨§66 Fashion Centre at Pentagon City ¤£50 Ballston Quarter $126,281 $151,795 ¤£29 20765 ¦¨§395 ST5 $168,604 20764 Annandale 495 236 ¦¨§ ¤£301 20778 $120,028 ST123 ST Camp Springs $152,928 328 620 Alexandria 20711 20733 ST ST Tanger Outlet National Harbor 4 Burke ST $106,072 20751 $108,422 Oxon Camp St Michaels Springfield Town Center 20772 $125,370 Easton Springfield Hill Springs Deale Franconia $138,758 20779 16 645 ST ST Friendship $139,625 286 Clinton ST331 ST 20623 42.7% ST210 20754 20758 $179,655 50 40.4 $146,494 ¤£ Mt Vernon $139,775 20714 ST5 $103,551 College Graduate ST382 20736 Chesapeake Median Age ¤£301 $161,036 Beach (4 Year Degree+) ST123 20689 381 20732 294 ST $155,366 ST Woodbridge ST228 $119,858 Hurlock Waldorf 261 ¦¨§95 ST Westfield Annapolis Huntingtown 20639 ST392 St Charles $160,174 URW Centers ST2 ST234 ST5 Cambridge Prince Competition Linkwood Frederick Annapolis Main Trade Area ST6 20678 ST231 $112,160 201Church9 Ave Creekrage Household Income ST224 ST425 ST16 ¤£50 90,268 7,164 20676 $160,001 + $121,890 $140,001 - $160,000 Total Daytime Total Business 20685 $141,539 $125,001 - $140,000 ST5 335 Employment (5 miles) Establishments (5 miles) Lusby ST $110,001 - $125,000 ST234 02.5 5 10 ST2 < $110,000 ST235 Miles ¤£301 Esri, HERE, Garmin, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS user community ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.
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