500,350 SF FIVE BUILDINGS 2201, 2211, 2231, 2241 & 2251 HARVARD STREET, SACRAMENTO www.harvardparkoffice.com Basin Street Properties, established in Petaluma in 1974, is one of Northern California’s and Northern Nevada’s most prominent developers, investors and managers of com- mercial properties. Chairman & CEO President MEET THE OWNER BASIN STREET PROPERTIES MATTHEW T. WHITE SEAN FLANNERY VP of Development President Vice VP of Operations 500,350 SF FRANK MARINELLO SCOTT STRANZL STEPHANIE BURLINGAME VP of Construction VP of Marketing FIVE BUILDINGS 2201, 2211, 2231, 2241 & 2251 Harvard Street Sacramento, CA MATTHEW D. SHERRILL MIKE WILLIAMS Basin Street owns and manages close to one million square feet of Class A office space in theSacra- mento area, and we look forward to continuing to help the region grow and prosper. Projects include 8950 California Center, 2241 Harvard Street, 2535 Capital Oaks and 1420 Rocky Ridge Drive. Basin Street is widely recognized for its office, retail, hospitality, multi-family and mixed-use developments. The company offers a broad range of real estate services, including development, property man- agement, construction management, financial and asset management, and property acquisition and disposition. We are committed to creating environments where people can thrive. Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com TRANSPORTATION MAP WEST SACRAMENTO SAC RMENTONTO RIVER ELK GROVE RIVER LAND PARKK SAN FRANCISCOFRANCISCO ELKE GROVE LK G CURTISCURTIS PARPARKK DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO/CBDBD 10 MINUTES TO SA MINUTES TO S INT’LINT’L AIRPORAIRPORT AC.C. T FOLSOMFOLLS MIDTOWN EASTEA MCKINLEYMCKINLEEYYPAR PARKK SACRAMENTO RIVER RICAN AME ROYALROYAL OAKSOAKS POST OFFICE CAL EXPO H EENNNWNWAYW ARDENARDRRDRDENDDEDEN WAY S ALL IR M N FAF ARDENARRDE FAIR MALL ROSEVILLEROSR & LAKE TAHOE SE EEVI LLLE E & LAKL Seasons FRESH GRILL 52 OE Light Rail Shuttle Bus Regional Transit Bus Stop Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com HARVARD PARK CAMPUS Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com FLOOR PLAN // 2251 HARVARD STREET FIRST FLOOR AVAILABLE 15,362 SF L EEDD UP LEASED LEAEASA D LEASED Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com GREEN INITIATIVES LEED Waste Earth Energy Certification Diversion/ Day Management LEED Gold Recycling Host annual onsite Implementing Gridium certification Recently updated Earth Day event with to maximize the project. onsite recycling local vendor education efficiency of our Harvard program for increased and participation. Park buildings. waste diversion and reduction POTENTIAL EFFORTS Lighting Ride Zero Emissions EV Charging Water Usage Solar Retrofit Sharing Shuttle to Stations Reduction Evaluating Update garage Working with Arden and Evaluating Evaluting incorporation and appropriate tenants on CalTrain pricing and irrigation upgades into new building exterior lighting education and Incorporate into locations for to capture construction. in 2018. incentives. new building 2018 rollout. additional financing and reductions partner with beyond city nearby projects. mandates. Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com HARVARD PARK AMENITIES > Immediate access to Business 80, > On-site property management, Highway 160 maintenance and engineering > Adjacent to Light Rail stop with link to > Covered 1,000 stall parking garage Downtown Sacramento and outlying areas > Interior finishes renovated in 2015 > LEED Gold Certification > Adjacent to Arden Fair Regional Mall > On-site La Bou Café with indoor (Nordstrom, Macy’s, BJ’s, California Pizza and outdoor seating Kitchen, Starbucks, Cheesecake Factory, > 10,000 SF fitness center with showers Hilton Hotel and Double Tree Hotel) and lockers, baseball diamond, basketball > Planned covered solar parking and volleyball courts, horse shoe pits, and outdoor picnic pavilion areas Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com HARVARD PARK PHASE II TWO ±250,000 Class A State-of-the-Art Buildings SF Corporate Campus directly off Capital City Freeway CONCEPTUAL FLOOR PLAN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" 29'-0" A 29'-0" B 29'-0" STAIR 1 ELEV. EQPM. C MENS LOBBY 29'-0" 145'-0" WOMENS STAIR 2 D JAN. STAIR 3 29'-0" E 29'-0" F 174'-0" 29'-0" 116'-0" 319'-0" LOBBY CORE DESIGN IS REPRESENTED TO SHOW SCALE FIRST FLOOR PLAN AND COMPONENTS, FINAL DESIGN IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com SACRAMENTO REGION The Sacramento region is well located in the Cal- office space that is owned and occupied by ifornia Central Valley at the foothills of the Sierra private corporations and public sector tenants. Nevada Mountains. Residents enjoy seismic sta- The Sacramento metropolitan area has bene- bility and convenient access to various popular fited from an influx and expansion of technol- attractions such as Napa County’s Wine Coun- ogy-related companies and financial services try, California’s historic gold country, Yosemi- firms seeking: te, Lake Tahoe and San Francisco. Sacramento is also strategically located for business as air > An affordable alternative for major travel times to Los Angeles, Orange County, San corporations in Northern California Diego, Portland, Las Vegas, and Phoenix are all > Seismic stability less than 90 minutes. > Affordable housing and lifestyle choices for employees Sacramento benefits tremendously from the > Proximity to the State Capitol fact that it is the capital of the State of Cali- > Close to Lake Tahoe, the San Francisco fornia. The region currently boasts a highly di- Bay Area and the Napa Wine Country versified economy that has earned a reputation as a highly desirable location for regional head- These unique advantages are the reason that quarters, manufacturing companies and back firms including NEC, Oracle Corporation, Frank- office operations. lin Templeton Fund, Vision Service Plan, Apple, Hewlett Packard, Intel, Wells Fargo, Pacific Bell The Sacramento metropolitan office market and Bank of America have been motivated to has grown to over 66,000,000 square feet relocate or expand in the Sacramento metro- with over 20,000,000 square feet of additional politan area over the last 20 years. ToddToT ddd EschelmanEschehellmmanan KirkKiKirkrk LangeLannge >> 916.569.2347919166.565699.22334747 << >> 919916.569.233166..565699.22333131 << [email protected]@[email protected] cocom [email protected]@n@ngkg f.c.comom CACA RERE Lic#LicLLiicic#0# 01051148010510100551141114148 CACA RERE Lic#LLicLiicic##0 00870313008087070313313133 www.harvardparkoffice.comwwwww.w.haharvrvarardpdpararkokofffficice.e.cocom SACRAMENTO REVITALIZATION PROJECTS GOLDEN 1 CENTER Golden 1 Center sits in the heart of downtown Sacramen- to encompassing four city blocks. The arena is an indoor multi-use facility that accommodates sporting and top entertainment events, such as professional and collegiate sports, concerts, ice shows, indoor rodeo, indoor moto- cross, trade shows, large graduations, family shows, and other indoor entertainment. It also contains a state of the art practice facility with administrative offices. In addi- tion to the Arena, the Golden 1 Center will feature a $300 million, 16-story Kimpton hotel tower, luxury residential units, office space and prime retail space. DOWNTOWN COMMONS Downtown Commons is a mixed- use development surrounding the Golden 1 Center the includes up to 1.5 million square feet of development, including 475,000 square feet of office space, 350,000 square feet of retail, a 250 room, 16-story Kimpton Ho- tel Tower, to be called The Saw- yer, and up to 500,000 square feet for residential units. SACRAMENTO RAILYARDS The Railyards property is located just north of Downtown and south of the River District. Once serving as the western terminus of the 1860s Transcontinental Railroad, today the Railyards contin- ue to house a major transportation hub and will soon be home to a dynamic mixed-use, transit ori- ented development. The 244-acre site will transform the historic Union Pacific site into a dynamic, urban environment featuring a state-of-the-art mass transit hub that will serve residents, workers and visitors. The Railyards will be a mixed-use hub for entertainment, retail, housing, office, theaters, parks, hotels, and museums. The guiding plan for the area envisions the site to include over one million square feet of retail, 2.3 million square feet of office, a hotel, varying residential housing units, and recreational and cultural uses. Todd Eschelman Kirk Lange >> 916.569.2347 << >> 916.569.2331 << [email protected] [email protected] CA RE Lic# 01051148 CA RE Lic# 00870313 www.harvardparkoffice.com WHVFKHOPDQ#QJNIFRP NODQJH#QJNIFRP www.harvardparkoffice.com The distributor of this communication is performing acts for which a real estate license is required. 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