SOUTH MARKET DISTRICT. The heart of Downtown New Orleans.

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3 SOUTH MARKET DISTRICT heart of Downtown.

4 DOWNTOWN IN STYLE. city marches its own path through time to the rhythm of a jazz beat. Billions of new investment are flowing into, leveraging the city s historic past to create a diverse, unique, dynamic Downtown in the midst of explosive growth. economic and cultural center for the region and a must visit destination for millions of tourists, this energy and activity has transformed Downtown into a vibrant mixed-use center and restored its place as one of the premier shopping and entertainment districts in the country.

5 5 BLOCKS AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, WAREHOUSE/ARTS DISTRICT AND SPORTS/ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT. FEEL THE ENERGY OF THE SUPERDOME AND CHAMPIONS SQUARE. A STREETCAR AWAY FROM THE BOOMING MEDICAL DISTRICT. A UNIQUE MIX OF RETAIL, RESTAURANTS AND RESIDENCES.

6 MEET THE SOUTH MARKET DISTRICT A development that could only happen in. An active, pedestrian-friendly thoroughfare along historic Girod Street where you can move your feet and your perspective. A place where restaurants and retail play side by side. Where you can make groceries and a whole new wardrobe, settle down or get anywhere, with over $500 million of new development including transportation connections to boot.

7 A DYNAMIC, TRANSIT-ORIENTED, MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN NEW ORLEANS.

8 A NEIGHBORHOOD ANCHORED BY DOWNTOWN S FIRST FULL-SERVICE GOURMET GROCER. SURROUNDED BY A THRIVING ENTREPRENEURIAL COMMUNITY.

9 DOWNTOWN NEW ORLEANS. OVER $6.5 BILLION OF NEW DEVELOPMENT & TRANSPORTATION. SURROUNDED BY 9 MILLION SQUARE FEET OF CLASS-A OFFICE SPACE. POPULATION BY DAY: 143,000 ANNUAL VISITORS: 10,450,000 OPPORTUNITY: UNPARALLELED

10 K L O Y O L A AV E N U E THE MIX OF THE MERCHANDISE PA R C E L A 2 FUTURE PHASE RETAIL USE KEY Home Furnishings & Decor Service Retail S R A M PA R T S T R E E T Specialty Retail B L ANC THE HAIR B E AUT Y DAILY LOF T BAR B EET Apparel & Accessories Food & Beverage HIGHER POWER COMPAN Y BURGER SIMPLEE GOURMET PAR T & PARCEL B L A ZE PIZZ A Rouse s (Independently Operated Full-Service Grocer) MAGA SIN K ITCHEN Service/Lobby/Driveway THE S TANDAR D SALES ZEUS OFFICE PL ACE LUK K A B OUTIQUE Future South Market Development/TBD Retail PROGRAM SUMMARY WILL A JEAN BARRE3 S TONE FREE MAY POP O K E E F E AV E N U E Paramount Standard (Complete, fully leased) (Construction underway, 2 09 Apartments complete Spring 2018) 21,500 total GSF 89 Luxury Condominiums (Complete, fully leased) 435 Garage Spaces Odeon 27,000 total GSF (Construction commencing late 2017) Beacon 259 Apartments (Complete, fully leased) 211 Garage Spaces 1 24 Apartments 15,000 total GSF ARHAUS HAT TIE SPARK S ROUSE S MARKET GIROD STREET 24,000 total GSF JULIA STREET Park 20,000 total GSF BARONNE STREET C VS L A F AY E T T E S T R E E T 95 Garage Spaces

11 20 MINUTE DRIVE TIME CONTOUR KENNER HARAHAN US-90 NORTH SHORE/ COVINGTON I-10 US-90 METAIRIE LAKEVIEW I-10 GENTILLY MID-CITY MARIGNY BYWATER MEDICAL DISTRICT/ BIO DISTRICT FRENCH QUARTER SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT CBD SOUTH MARKET DISTRICT DISTRICT WAREHOUSE/ARTS DISTRICT ALGEIRS UPTOWN/ GARDEN DISTRICT GRETNA US-90 US-90 I-10 NEW ORLEANS EAST 5 MILE RADIUS CONVENIENCE AND ACCESS THAT GIVES THE BIG EASY A WHOLE NEW MEANING is as much about the people as it is about the town. We selected a twenty-minute drive time as a comparison geography for the analog stores. This is representative of a typical draw of regionally oriented shopping centers and districts. selected demographics represent baseline demographic variables assessed by retailers who operate in more affluent urban environments DEMOGRAPHICS Population Households Median Age Per Capita Income Average Household Income Household Income $75,000+ Household Income $100,000+ Household Income $150,000+ Population with Some College Population with Bachelor Degree Population with Master s Degree TRADE AREA 356, , $27,474 $66,041 37,896 25,421 13,072 53,473 40,612 28, MIN DRIVE 764, , $26,850 $64,873 87,934 58,095 27, ,716 83,847 50,397

12 Tchoupitoulas St DOWNTOWN NEW ORLEANS KEY South Market District Class A Office Towers s (150+ Rooms) Residences Entertainment Destinations Healthcare & Bioscience Civic s Education Parks Street Car Clara St Smoothie King Center MEDICAL DISTRICT Superdome 1615 EARHART BOULEVARD PONTCHARTRAIN EXPRESSWAY Clio St S Liberty St Magnolia St SIMON BOLIVAR AVENUE Existing LSU Hospital Complex SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT Thalia St S Robertson St Lasalle St Freret St MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BOULEVARD Benson Tower Champion s Square Union Passenger Terminal S Saratoga St S Liberty St Erato St City Hall Amoco Hyatt & Conference Center Entergy Corp Headquarters US Post Office 1250 Oretha C Haley Blvd Duncan Plaza LOYOLA AVENUE Energy Centre I-90 California 925 Common Saratoga Canopy by Hilton 1010 Pythian Common Little Gem Saloon/ atre Walk- Ons S Rampart St Julia St POYDRAS STREET Howard Ave 930 Civic Civic Lofts atre Rouse s Market Gravier St Union St Perdido St O Keefe Ave Howard Motorworks Common St Roosevelt NOPSI Catahoula 909 Tower INNOVATION DISTRICT Exchange Centre Penn St Lafayette St Baronne St Renaissance Pere Marquette Strand Le Pavilion Homewood Suites Girod St NOCHI Four Winds Gravier Place Center for Philanthropy (GNOF) Maritime Union Lofts Gallery Row Intercontinental Shop/ Ogden Museum Taylor Library Ives 4.0 Schools Hyatt Centric 200 Carondelet Place St. Charles One Shell Square Federal AT&T Reserve Drury Inn Gallier and Hall Suites Future Solomon Group Julia Row WWII Museum WWII Museum Astor Crowne Plaza Holiday Inn French Quarter JW Marriott InterContinental, Center Development Lafayette Ace Moss-Bauer International Marquis High School of Carondelet St Lee Circle T CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT 625 St Charles St Charles Ave Square Federal Pan American Camp St WAREHOUSE ARTS DISTRICT 801 Magazine Contemporary Arts Center IP 640 Magazine St Lofts WWII Museum Monteleone Higgins WWII Museum Nine27 New Orleans Marriott Sheraton Entrepreneur s Row Federal Court/ Office Complex Magazine Place Gallery Row St. Joe Queen and Crescent Magazine Kalorama St Joseph St Staybridge 400 Suites TowerOld No. 77 Constance St Harrahs Windsor Casino Court W Loews New Orleans Renaissance Arts Henderson Lofts Marriott Extended Stay 344 St. Joseph Andrew Higgins C FRENCH QUARTER Audubon Insectarium/ U.S. Customhouse Westin One Canal Place Commerce St Julia Place Rotunda Doubletree Sugar Center Plantation Diamond St S Peters St N Peters St Harrah s New Orleans 700 S Peters Embassy Suites Convention Center Courtyard Convention Fulton St Convention Center Blvd N Front Blvd Wyndham Riverfront Paragon Lofts Wells St Woldenberg Park Marriott Convention Center Audubon Aquarium/ IMAX atre One River Place Hilton New Orleans Riverside Riverwalk Convention Center Constance Lofts Poeyfarre St Cotton Mill

13 THE DOMAIN COMPANIES STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES THROUGH EXCEPTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Domain Companies is one of the nation s leading real estate investment and development firms specializing in sustainable mixed-use development. Since founding our company in 2004, we have been involved in the development of over $1 billion of impactful mixed-use real estate involving a diverse range of product types and markets. unique skills and experience of our people and driven entrepreneurial spirit of our organization have allowed us to develop innovative solutions for the most challenging projects, creating properties that stand apart through innovative design and extraordinary management. result is the creation of more than exceptional properties it is the evolution and enhancement of the communities in which we build. FOR RETAIL INQUIRIES Please contact Craig Kaser Terremark Partners cnkaser@terremarkpartners.com

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