The Platform Downtown Santa Barbara Multi-Use Complex

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1 The Platform Downtown Santa Barbara Multi-Use Complex For Lease 126 E Haley & 417 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA Accommodating a broad range of uses, including industrial, warehouse, retail and creative office

2 property brief The Platform at Haley and Santa Barbara reets is now one of downtown Santa Barbara s most sought-after new projects With its ability to accommodate a broad range of uses from industrial and warehouse to retail and creative office and convenient location just a few blocks from ate reet and the Funk Zone, The Platform showcases an eclectic mix of businesses offering a dynamic place to work and a vibrant new destination for customers and patrons The Platform s massive renovation is now complete and has totally transform the look and feel of the property and the neighborhood Please contact Listing Agents for details about this exciting new downtown multi-use project on one of the hottest corridors in the city Property Specifics Type: Multi-Use Parking: Approx 2/1,000 Available: See Enclosed CSO: 3% AVAILABLE ±2,268 SF (1st Flr Corner Ind/Retail w/ Roll-up Door) $245/SF NNN ($068) ±965 SF (2nd Flr Office) $205/SF NNN ($068) The information provided here has been obtained from the owner of the property or from other sources deemed reliable We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, but we do not guarantee it

3 Site Plan BR = BRICK WF = WATER FEATURE PA = PLANTING AREA EQ = EQUIPMENT TC = TOP OF CURB FL = FLOW LINE TW = TOP OF WALL APPROX BOUNDARY HALEY STREET 126 E Haley Building SANTA BARBARA STREET FLOWLINE METAL FENCE INV = INVERT TG = TOP OF GRADE FF = FINISHED FLOOR GFF = GARAGE FINISHED FLOOR = TREE = DOWNSPOUT = WATER METER = WATER HEATER = UTILITY POLE = FIRE HYDRANT = GAS LINE = GAS METER = SEWER = LIGHT POST = HOSE BIBB = UTILITY BOX = STREET SIGN = ELECTRIC METER = POST / PILASTER = ELECTRIC OUTLET = AIR CONDITIONER = DRAIN / CURB CORE CUT = IRRIGATION CONTROL VALVE *NOTE: WINDOW DIMENSION DENOTES SILL HEIGHT FROM NEAREST FINISHED GRADE

4 60" Ø 60" Ø 10 30" X 48" 60" X 48" available 126 E Haley floor plan FO CMU 5 2nd Floor 2 A403 ELEV 8 1/4" 9'-0" 2 ($068) A '-8" Available Now SUITE A18 12" MIN A18 (E) OFFICE ±965 NIS SF $205/sf NNN WOMEN'S RESTROOM S-06 3'-8" DN " 16'-6" 6 9 A17 FUTURE OFFICE NIS SUITE A17 ±1, SF 17 TYP AT ALL TENANT SUITES '-0" 22'-0" 23'-0" FO CMU 4 Leased 3 SUITE A16 ±1,087 SF 2 69'-4" 1 Leased SUITE A15 ±1,085 SF SUITE A13 A14 ±2,165 SF SUITE A12 ±1,085 SF SUITE A10 A11 ±2,259 SF '-0" E /16" /16" STAIR A902 19'-4" RESTROOM AREA ADDITION EXISTING RESTROOM AREA: (9'-6" x 11'-0") 1045 SF BUILDING "A" PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" N PROPOSED RESTROOM AREA: (9'-0" x 16'-6") TOTAL AREA ADDED: 1485 SF 44 SF 1st Floor SUITE A9 ±906 SF SUITE A8 ±1,093 SF SUITE A5-6-7 ±3,240 SF Leased SUITE A4 ±1,116 SF SUITE A3 ±1,067 SF Available Now SUITE A1-2 ±2,268 SF $245/sf NNN ($068) Available Spaces Leased Spaces Common Area Not to scale

5 417 santa barbara floor plan SUITE B8-9 ±3,103 SF SUITE B1-2-3 ±3,900 SF SUITE B4-5-6 ±3,955 SF leased SUITE B7 ±1,291 SF Not to scale Leased Spaces

6 location downtown santa barbara & the funk zone 126 E Haley & 417 Santa Barbara reets earns Wharf West Beach Santa Barbara Harbor Santa Barbara City College HWY 101 CABRILLO BLVD STATE ST Santa Barbara Train ation The Funk Zone HWY 101 STATE ST Downtown Santa Barbara Paseo Nuevo Mall GARDEN ST HALEY ST SANTA BARBARA ST

7 for Lease The platform downtown multi-use complex E H a l e y & s a n ta b a r b a r a s t s a n ta b a r b a r a, c a Haley reet Corridor Surrounding Businesses Santa Barbara Junior High School 1 Carr Winery N Mi lpa ss t 2 Santa Barbara Design Center 3 Ace Hardware 4 The French Press ga 6 Arnoldi s Cafe 13 Ortega Park 5 Smart & Final 9 rte 7 Pure Order Brewing Co O E 8 Telegraph Brewing Co 10 9 Hofman Architecture 10 Paragon Academy Jiu Jitsu Boxing ive 12 Santa Barbara Dance Arts Sa lsi ed es tin as 8 1 Bici Centro ah juice Art from Scrap Antioch University The Mill: Wildwood Kitchen, Potek Winery, Third Window Brewing Co 14 ta as t na E 18 3 ab ra S Plaza De t Vera Cruz ey E l Ha Ga r tie E rd en 5 z 126 E Haley & 417 Santa Barbara reets y Hw u G 2 re ba 4 16 ar gu nt ap La o C Sa ac an An ate ar Buena Onda Qu t pu 6 Ol 11 Ooty s Scooters N N E C a r r i l l o s t S u i t e S a n ta B a r b a r a C A Fa x r a d i u s g r o u pc o m

8 Demographics, Tourism & Market Info

9 market overview Santa Barbara The American Riviera Symbolizing the ultimate in casual California lifestyle, Santa Barbara is undoubtedly one of America s most desirable destinations to live and travel Located on a pristine coastline approximately 337 miles south of San Francisco and 93 miles north of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez Mountains on a stretch of coast known as the American Riviera because of its favorable Mediterranean climate With a population of approximately 92,000, Santa Barbara is both small and vibrant Locals and visitors alike are drawn to the city s charming downtown and picturesque ate reet with its rich Spanish architecture and historical sites, and wide variety of shops and galleries, numerous Zagat-rated restaurants, thriving open-air shopping centers like the famed Paseo Nuevo, pristine, sunny beaches and harbor, and countless other outdoor attractions including the Santa Barbara Zoo, Santa Barbara Mission, earns Wharf and Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, to name just a few Plus, with nearly 100 wineries within a short drive, Santa Barbara County is a world renowned wine region

10 market overview Economy As a major travel destination, Santa Barbara s tourism and hospitality industry are vital components of the local economy, which also includes a very large service sector (nearly 35%), education, technology, health care, finance, agriculture, manufacturing, and local government Education in particular is well-represented with five higher learning institutions including UCSB, Santa Barbara City College and Westmont College Santa Barbara has a vibrant, growing tech industry, expanding hotels with over 500 new rooms coming online in the near future, and additional extensive development Rank Employer # Employees 1 University of California, Santa Barbara 6,200 2 County of Santa Barbara 4,000 3 Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital 2,500 4 Santa Barbara City College 2,000 5 Santa Barbara School Districts 1,800 Rank Employer # Employees 6 Raytheon 1,500 7 Sansum Clinic 1,500 8 City Of Santa Barbara 1,000 9 United ates Postal Service 1, Union Bank 950 Demographics 2015 Population ±91, Population Density ±10,431 / sq mile (1-mile radius) 2016 Est Population ±32,756 (1-mile radius) ±92,606 (3-mile radius) ±115,992 (5-mile radius) Annual Tourism ±61 million / yr Visitor-Related Spending ±15 billion / yr Households ±35,449 Age 0 18 ±186% Age ±420% Age ±252% Age 65+ ±142%

11 tourism Santa Barbara welcomes over 61 million tourist per year and approximately 30 cruise ships per year that generate over $15 billion in visitor spending per year In 2016, twenty-nine cruise ships with a total of 80,831 passengers visited Santa Barbara Santa Barbara is sometimes referred to as the American Riviera Its beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, and colorful culture make Santa Barbara a premier resort destination as well as an attraction for neighbor counties such as Ventura County (Population 839,620), San Luis Obispo County (Population 276,443) and Los Angeles County (Population 102 Million) World-class accommodations and dining await many visitors From the City, you are just minutes away from Santa Barbara wine country The gorgeous Santa Ynez Valley, with its breath-taking vistas, is home to such notable attractions as Solvang and the Chumash Reservation The travel and tourism sector continues to be a driving force behind Santa Barbara County s economy In 2015, leisure and hospitality workers totaled 29,000, up from 24,000 the year before, according to UCSB s Economic Forecast Project (Compare that to 4,600 workers in the tech industry, 20,000 in retail and 20,000 in farming) Annual spending by travelers to the South Coast totals more than $15 billion and generates more than $45 million in yearly tax revenues, according to Destination Analysts, a tourism market research firm

12 tourism 2017 Regional Highlights The launch of American Airlines new nonstop flight from Dallas Fort-Worth to Santa Barbara Development of new festivals and events (Santa Barbara 100, FestForward, International Wine Film Festival and Santa Barbara Acoustic Instrument Celebration) that impacted visitation and economic vitality Once completed, The Hotel Californian (below) on lower ate reet will boast 123 rooms, over 20,000 sq ft of retail space and paseos The launch of MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation (right) in Santa Barbara and the first ever ice skating rink, Ice in Paradise in Goleta Craft breweries continue to proliferate with the arrival of M Special Brewing Co, Brass Bear Brewing & Bistro, Third Window Brewing Co and Draughtsmen Aleworks