END OF LINE Transit Center. Montebello Ave. Washington/Central Ave. Van Buren/Central Ave Van Buren/1st Ave. 12th St/Washington 12th St/Jefferson

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1 Station rofile 2 LEGEND Featured Station Bethany Home Rd 6000N END OF LINE ark-and-ride 1 Hospital 1 Spectrum Mall Montebello Ave 5700N Montebello Ave 3 2 hoenix Baptist Hospital 3 Harkins Theatre 4 Solano ark 4 Missouri 5500N 21st Ave 19th Ave 17th Ave About This Station The station at Montebello and 19th Avenue is the initial northern terminus of the 20-mile METRO light rail system and a major capture point for riders coming from the north and west valley. A 794-space park-and-ride is located at the southeast corner of Montebello and 19th Avenue to accommodate the many passengers that drive to this station. It also benefits from a popular transit center with many connections bus routes. Station Major destinations in the area include Spectrum Mall and the surrounding retail shops, along with a movie theater and bowling complex. In addition, hoenix Baptist Hospital is a large employer in this area. eople at Station riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

2 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $61,138 Number of Households 2,482 opulation 8,059 Number of Employees 4,452 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Serves as end-of-the-line station Adjacent park-and-ride with 794 spaces Highest ridership of all hoenix stations on light rail system Serves major activity center/ employment centers Recent Development Spectrum Mall Renovation Anchor stores include Costco, Wal-Mart, Target, Ross, and Harkins Theatre Metro Manor (26, two-story condominium townhomes) Spectrum Mall Adjacent to Spectrum Mall Easy access to Interstate 17 via Bethany Home Road hoenix Baptist Hospital hoenix Baptist Hospital Harkins Theatre ark-and-ride CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

3 Station rofile Colter St 5200N 2 LEGEND Featured Station ark-and-ride 1 Camelback laza 2 Camel 19 Office ark Camelback Rd 5000N 1 Highland 4700N 21st Ave 19th Ave 17th Ave About This Station The 19th Avenue and Camelback station area has one of the highest density residential concentrations in hoenix, with 13,497 people living within a half-mile. Due to its proximity to Interstate 17, the station captures riders from west hoenix who drive to the station and use the adjacent park-and-ride with 410 spaces. The convenience and accessibility of the station to nearby shopping, offices and neighborhoods enhance the development potential to several vacant and underutilized properties near the station. Station ark-and-ride riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

4 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $55,569 Number of Households 3,049 opulation 13,497 Number of Employees 4,640 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Has high ridership Excellent connections with high volume bus routes ark-and-ride with 410 spaces Convenient freeway access to I-17 Recent Development Mission Gate Townhomes (106 rental units) Metro Manor (26, two-story condominium townhomes) Mission Gate Townhomes High-density residential population Camelback laza (107,000 sq. ft.) Camel 19 Office ark (100,000 sq. ft.) ark-and-ride Camelback laza CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

5 Station rofile Colter St 5200N 3 LEGEND Featured Station ark-and-ride ark-and-ride (in development) 1 Camelback Village Square Camelback Rd 5000N Fry s Grocery Store 3 Colter ark Highland Ave 4700N 11th Ave 7th Ave 3rd Ave About This Station Located at the intersection of two major streets, the 7th Avenue and Camelback station serves a mix of residential and commercial uses, with a large strip shopping center, Camelback Village Square, located at the northwest corner. Several single-family and multi-family neighborhoods are nearby making this one of the highest population densities in hoenix. The convenience and accessibility of the station to nearby shopping and neighborhoods enhance the development potential to several vacant and underutilized properties near the station. Station Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

6 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $64,544 Number of Households 2,836 opulation 7,048 Number of Employees 3,570 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS High population density rovides access to a variety of retail and commercial developments Adjacent large retail center, Camelback Village Square, is anchored by Fry s Grocery Store Chinese Senior Center Recent Development Florence Crittenton Youth Academy Valley Lutheran High School Station Art Fry s at Camelback Village Square Florence Crittenton Youth Academy CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

7 Station rofile Colter St 5200N LEGEND Featured Station ark-and-ride Camelback 5000N 1 2nd St 1 Uptown laza 2 One Camelback office building 2 3rd St Highland Ave 4700N 3rd Ave Central Ave About This Station Located at the intersection of two of the Valley s busiest streets, the Central Avenue and Camelback station is the northern gateway to the busy Uptown Business District on Central Avenue. It also boasts a park-and-ride with 135 spaces and serves as a popular bus transfer point. Due to its ridership, centralized location and the reputation of a Central Avenue and Camelback address, this station has great potential for future development. According to a 2002 study by the Urban Land Institute, a prestigious national land use planning organization, the area surrounding this station is ideal for transit-oriented development, such as a mix of retail, entertainment, commercial and residential uses. Station Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

8 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $87,848 Number of Households 1,813 opulation 5,659 Number of Employees 9,192 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Gateway to the Uptown Business District Excellent connections with high volume bus routes Diverse mix of uses that include retail, office, commercial and residential areas One Camelback office building (203,000 sq. ft.) ark-and-ride with 135 spaces Recent Development Landmark Condo Tower renovation (255 units with ground floor retail) Uptown laza Identified by the community and the Urban Land Institute as having the potential for mixed-use, transit-oriented development Uptown laza anchored by AJ s Fine Foods Landmark Condo Tower One Camelback Building CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

9 Station rofile Highland Ave 4700N LEGEND Featured Station Grand Canal Meadowbrook 1 Central High School 2 Brophy College reparatory 3 Xavier College reparatory 1 4 St. Francis Church and School Campbell Ave 4500N 5 Steele Indian School ark 5 Glenrosa 4300N Farrington Ln 3rd Ave Central Ave 3rd St About This Station With Central High School, Xavier College reparatory and Brophy College reparatory within a half-mile radius, the station at Campbell and Central Avenue is primarily used by the more than 5,000 students attending these schools. Additional ridership comes from the neighborhoods around the station, including the avilions and the Lexington, two luxury apartment complexes totaling almost 400 units. Because of the access to the Grand Canal multi-use path, this station attracts cyclists and provides the advantage of an easy ride to nearby Steele Indian School ark. Station The convenience and accessibility of the station to schools and neighborhoods enhance the development potential to several vacant and underutilized properties near the station. Steele Indian School ark riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

10 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $66,653 Number of Households 2,305 opulation 5,892 Number of Employees 5,541 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Central High School (2,400 students) Brophy College reparatory (1,200 students) Xavier College reparatory (1,000 students) St. Francis Church and School (530 students) Recent Development The avilions on Central (254 rental units) The Lexington on Central (131 rental units) Brophy College reparatory Grand Canal multi-use path Steele Indian School ark Mix of commercial, hotel and residential land uses surrounding the station The avilions on Central Central High School CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

11 Station rofile Glenrosa Ave 4300N Farrington Ln 1 LEGEND Featured Station 1 Steele Indian School ark 2 Jefferson on Central Central laza 2 4 City Square Indian School Rd 4100N 3 Fairmont Ave Indianola Ave 3900N Clarendon Ave 3750N 3rd Ave 4 Central Ave 3rd St About This Station The Indian School and Central Avenue station marks the transition between residential and business districts. The area north of the station has more residential and community spaces; the area to the south is the hoenix office district. Central Avenue is recognized as the region s largest office sub-market, with more than 8.5 million square feet of office space, much of which is in high-rise buildings. This station is at the intersection of two major arterial streets, heavily used by both express and local bus service. These popular routes provide a substantial number of riders to the light rail line. Station Steele ark Indian School ark riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

12 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $66,516 Number of Households 2,532 opulation 5,478 Number of Employees 11,530 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Serves Central Avenue employment corridor Serves Steele Indian School ark (75-acre park, including a lake, amphitheater, garden, playground and ball courts) 4041 Central Building Jefferson on Central (414 upscale residential rental units) 4041 Central laza (390,000 sq. ft. office building) City Square (315,000 sq. ft. office building) Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center Steele Indian School ark Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center Jefferson on Central CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

13 Station rofile Whitton Ave 1 Colombus Ave 3600N LEGEND Featured Station Mitchell Dr 3500N 1 Valley Bank Tower Osborn Rd 3400N 2nd Ave Financial Center 3 Great American Tower 4 Norwest Tower 5 National Bank laza 6 ark Central Mall 7 hoenix laza 5 8 hoenix Corporate Center Earll Dr 3rd Ave 6 Central Ave Earll Dr 3100N 8 Catalina Dr 3000N 3rd St 7 About This Station The Osborn and Central Avenue station serves the core of the hoenix Uptown Office District, the region s largest office sub-market. The area is a bustling employment center with more than 8.5 million square feet of office space, much of which is in high-rise buildings. At the southern end of this station is ark Central Mall. ark Central Mall represents an available land area to create a high-density, mixed-use development that would add to the employment base and provide opportunities for high residential, retail and entertainment development. In addition, the concentration of transit riders and the convenient access improves the potential for redeveloping vacant sites on the north side of Osborn and east of Central Avenue. Station Most riders at this light rail station are commuters working in the nearby office towers, mid-rise buildings and medical facilities, as well as service and retail employees at ark Central Mall. Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

14 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $71,453 Number of Households 2,815 opulation 4,932 Number of Employees 29,732 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Valley Bank Tower (275,000 sq. ft.) Financial Center (310,000 sq. ft.) Great American Tower (335,000 sq. ft.) Norwest Tower (360,000 sq. ft.) National Bank laza (280,000 sq. ft.) ark Central Mall commercial offices and retail (750,000 sq. ft.) hoenix laza (1,385,000 sq. ft.) 2700 N. Central (220,000 sq. ft.) 2600 Tower (323,607 sq. ft.) Two hotels with approximately 400 rooms Recent Development Century laza (renovation of office building into 150 luxury condominiums with 15,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) City Square hoenix Corporate Center (600,000 sq. ft.) 2800 Tower (360,000 sq. ft.) Century laza ark Central Mall CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

15 Station rofile Earll Dr 3150N Catalina Dr 3000N Earll Dr 3150N 5 Catalina Dr 3000N LEGEND Featured Station 1 St. Joseph s Hospital and Medical Center and Barrow Neurological Center Merrill St 2 Willo Historic District St. Mary s High School 4 hoenix laza Thomas Rd 2900N 5 hoenix Corporate Center 7 6 Qwest Building Roanoke Ave 2800N 7 One Thomas Tower N. Central Tower Virginia Ave 2600N Wilshire Dr 3rd Ave 1st A ve Central Ave 3rd St 3 About This Station The Thomas Road and Central Avenue station is located at the core of the hoenix Midtown Office District. The station primarily serves the 18,000 commuters working at nearby high-rise office buildings, which comprise more than 8.5 million square feet of office space. Two major medical centers, St. Joseph s Hospital and Medical Center and Barrow Neurological Center, are located in the area. This station also serves the northern section of the Willo Historic District, hoenix s second largest historic neighborhood with over 100 homes. Station The convenience and accessibility of the station to nearby offices and neighborhoods enhance the development potential to several vacant and underutilized properties near the station. Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

16 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $71,453 Number of Households 2,780 opulation 3,943 Number of Employees 29,732 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS High-density employment with six high-rise office buildings nearby Serves two major medical centers: St. Joseph s Hospital and Medical Center and Barrow Neurological Center Willo Historic District One Thomas (108,666 sq. ft.) 2800 N. Tower (360,000 sq. ft.) 2700 N. Central (220,000 sq. ft.) 2600 N. Tower (323,607 sq. ft.) St. Joseph s Hospital St. Mary s High School (750 students) hoenix laza (797,000 sq. ft.) hoenix Corporate Center (600,000 sq. ft.) Qwest Building (586,000 sq. ft.) hoenix laza 2800 Tower CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

17 Station rofile LEGEND Virginia Ave 2600N Featured Station Willshire Dr 1st Ave 1 Heard Museum 2 Tapestry on Central 3rd Ave Sheridan St 4 3 Chateaux on Central 4 Monterey ark 2 Encanto Blvd 2300N Oak St 1 Monte Vista Rd 2150N 3rd Ave 3 Central Ave 3rd St alm Ln 2000N About This Station Encanto and Central Avenue station is located in the heart of the hoenix Arts District, anchored by the hoenix Art Museum and Theatre, Heard Museum and Burton Barr Central Library. The nationally-acclaimed Heard Museum is a major attraction on the light rail line, and generates many weekend and non-peak period riders. Within a quarter-mile walk of this station is an office tower with more than a half million square feet, two high-rise residential towers (Regency House, hoenix Towers) and two of hoenix s most attractive historic neighborhoods (Willo and Alvarado). There is also a new mixed-used, multi-family residential and commercial development, Tapestry on Central, and a new housing development called Chateaux on Central. Station Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

18 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $110,220 Number of Households 1,909 opulation 4,061 Number of Employees 11,904 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS hoenix Arts District Heard Museum Several upscale, multi-family residential units High-density employment area Recent Development Chateaux on Central (21 brownstonestyle residences ranging from 5,100 8,200 sq. ft.) Tapestry on Central (mixed-use, multi-family residential and commercial project with 280 residential units and 8,000 sq. ft. of retail) Tapestry on Central Chateaux on Central Heard Museum hoto by: Craig Smith CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

19 Station rofile 1 LEGEND alm Ln 2000N 2 Featured Station 1 Central ark Square 2 Viad Corporate Center 3 hoenix Art Museum 3 Alvarado St 4 Burton Barr Central Library 5 Margaret T. Hance Deck ark McDowell Rd 1600N Willetta St. Culver St 1300N 3rd Ave 5 Central Ave 4 5 2nd St 3rd St About This Station The McDowell and Central Avenue station is the gateway between the uptown and downtown business districts. It is also the home to several major arts, cultural and recreational destinations, including the hoenix Art Museum and Theatre, Burton Barr Central Library and Margaret T. Hance Deck ark. The Central Avenue corridor is also recognized as the region s largest office sub-market with more than 8.5 million square feet of office space. Commercial office development near the McDowell Road station includes Bowne & Company, Central ark Square and Viad Tower. Burton Barr Central Library Nearby residential development includes a mix of historic homes in the Willo and Alvarado districts to the northwest and northeast, as well as several new mixed-use projects on Central Avenue. Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

20 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $87,848 Number of Households 2,124 opulation 3,908 Number of Employees 9,192 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Gateway between the Uptown Office and downtown business districts Serves several major arts, cultural and recreational destinations ½-mile proximity to Interstate 10 7-mile proximity to hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Recent Development Artisan Lofts on Central (vibrant mixed-use project including 70 loftstyle condominiums, ground floor retail and restaurant space) hoenix Art Museum renovation ($42 million in project cost) Artisan Lofts on Central Central ark Square (247,906 sq. ft.) Viad Corporate Center (484,000 sq. ft.) Burton Barr Central Library Viad Tower hoenix Art Museum & Theatre CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

21 Station rofile Culver St 1300N 1 LEGEND 3 Featured Station 5 ortland St 1100N Burton Barr Central Library 2 hoenix Center for the Arts 3 Margaret T. Hance ark 4 Irish Cultural Center Roosevelt St 1000N 6 5 Japanese Friendship Garden 6 Roosevelt Square 7 ortland lace McKinley St 800N 3rd Ave 1st Ave Central Ave 1st St 4th St About This Station During the past several years, the neighborhood around the Roosevelt and Central Avenue station has experienced a renaissance, with a continuing trend of investment that parallels a renewed interest in urban living. These trends are reflected in the rehabilitation of single-family properties in the Roosevelt Historic District and in recent development such as the mixed-use ost Roosevelt Square project (777 units, ground floor retail and serviceoriented businesses). The existing development pattern is a mix of office buildings, institutional facilities, multi-family residential developments and underutilized or vacant land. Station In addition, this area is known as the New Arts District, with several new galleries and artists studios in the area, and is home to the popular First Fridays Art Walk. Roosevelt also serves as the northern gateway into hoenix s Central Business District. Central Avenue is recognized as the region s largest office sub-market, with more than 8.5 million square feet of office space, much of which is in high-rise buildings. A broad range of activities attracts riders to the Roosevelt and Central Avenue station, including community facilities, such as Margaret T. Hance ark, Burton Barr Central Library and the hoenix Center for the Arts. While office uses are currently limited to a few midrise buildings and converted residential buildings, redevelopment around this station will complement the recent residential infill projects, particularly along Central Avenue, just north of Roosevelt Street. Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

22 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $35,967 Number of Households 2,484 opulation 4,759 Number of Employees 12,438 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Gateway to downtown hoenix Thriving arts district Burton Barr Central Library hoenix Center for the Arts Margaret T. Hance ark Irish Cultural Center Japanese Friendship Garden Recent Development ortland lace (six, eight, and 10-story buildings featuring 255 housing units with 8,500 sq. ft. of retail) Artisan Village (105 housing units retail space) ost Roosevelt Square (777 housing units with ground floor retail and service-oriented businesses) ortland Two (25 urban 2-story townhomes) Roosevelt Square Artisan Village ortland lace CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

23 Station rofile McKinley St 800N Fillmore St 600N 4 ierce St LEGEND Featured Stations Station Van Buren St 600N Monroe St 200N Adams St 100N 2nd Ave olk St Central Station 2 3 5th St 1 ASU Downtown hoenix Campus 2 Chase Tower 3 Arizona Center 4 Westward Ho 5 Lincoln Family hoenix Downtown YMCA 6 Civic Space ark 7 hoenix Biomedical Campus 8 Sheraton hoenix Downtown Hotel Washington St 100N 4th Ave 3rd Ave 1st Ave Central Ave 1st St 2nd St 3rd St 5th St 7th St Jefferson St 100S About These Stations Downtown hoenix is the Valley s largest concentration of employment, cultural and arts facilities, sports venues and public offices. Located in the hoenix Central Business District, the Van Buren and Central Avenue/1st Avenue stations serve as a major transfer points between bus and light rail. Nearly all express bus routes pass through this transit center, facilitating access to downtown hoenix from most parts of the Valley. Arizona State University s Downtown hoenix campus is strategically located near these stations. The campus is home to the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, the College of Nursing and Healthcare Innovation, the College of ublic rograms, University College and the 13-story Taylor lace residence hall. Additionally, the City of hoenix has developed Civic Space, a 2.7-acre urban park to serve both students and the public just north of the stations. The campus is expected to bring 15,000 students to the area at full build out. These stations also serve the 28-acre hoenix Biomedical Campus, which includes six million square feet of planned academic, research and clinical space at full build out and the new 1,000-room Sheraton hoenix Downtown Hotel. Station ASU s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

24 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $40,421 Number of Households 1,688 opulation 6,933 Number of Employees 42,424 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS rovides access to the region s primary transit center serving as a major transfer point between bus and light rail ASU Downtown hoenix campus Chase Tower (670,000 sq. ft.) Arizona Center (825,000 sq. ft.) Westward Ho (former historic hotel converted to 289-unit, subsidized housing) Lincoln Family hoenix Downtown YMCA Recent Development ASU Downtown hoenix campus (15,000 students at build out) University Center (281,305 sq. ft.) College of Nursing and Healthcare Innovation hase I (76,607 sq. ft.) Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication (223,000 sq. ft.) Taylor lace Student Residence Hall (622 rooms with 1,300 beds and 15,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) College of Nursing and Healthcare Innovation hase II (84,000 sq. ft.) Historic ost Office (97,000 sq. ft.) Civic Space ark (2.7-acre urban park) hoenix Biomedical Campus (28 acres planned for approximately six million sq. ft. of academic, research and clinical space at full build out) University of Arizona College of Medicine (84,435 sq. ft.) TGen (Translational Genomics Bioscience Research Facility, 168,000 sq. ft.) ABC I (Arizona Biomedical Collaborative One, 81,000 sq. ft.) ABC II (Arizona Biomedical Collaborative Two, 367,000 sq. ft., estimated completion 2014) HSEB (Health Sciences Education Building, 308,000 sq. ft., estimated completion 2012) One Central ark East (485,000 sq. ft. of class A office space, 14,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) 44 Monroe (34-story tower with 202 condominiums, 8,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) Sheraton hoenix Downtown Hotel (1,000 rooms, conference facilities, restaurant) hoenix Convention Center Expansion (900,000 sq. ft. of conference and meeting facilities) CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov One Central ark East Chase Tower Civic Space ark METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

25 Station rofile 11 Monroe St 200N Adams St 100N 10 Washington St 2nd Ave LEGEND Featured Stations Station 1 Renaissance Square 2 US Bank Center 3 helps Dodge Tower Jefferson St 100S th St 4 Wells Fargo Bank laza 5 Bank of America/ Collier Center 6 Wyndham Hotel 4th Ave Madison St 200S Jackson St 300S 7 San Carlos Historic Hotel 8 Symphony Hall 9 Herberger Theater Center 10 Orpheum Theatre Union acific Railroad 3rd Ave 1st Ave Central Ave 1st St 2nd St 3rd St 4th St 11 Dodge Theatre 12 CityScape 13 Hyatt Regency Hotel About These Stations These stations are situated in hoenix s Central Business District, a vibrant area in the heart of downtown hoenix known as the epicenter of regional entertainment and business activity, including sports stadiums, the hoenix Convention Center, government offices, county courts, theaters, hotels and restaurants. These stations serve a variety of riders, including office workers, conventioneers, sports fans and visitors to the downtown cultural activities. The various destinations attract light rail riders around-the-clock. Recent development around these stations includes the $900 million CityScape mixed-use project which encompasses three city blocks in the heart of downtown hoenix creating approximately 2.5 million square feet of new development. The first phase of the project includes a 600,000 square feet Class A office tower, 250,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, over 100 residential units, 250-room alomar Hotel, 3,000 structured parking spaces and the redevelopment of atriot s ark. Station Station riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

26 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $54,418 Number of Households 1,072 opulation 7,318 Number of Employees 34,187 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS»» Serves several high-rise office buildings and hotels Renaissance Square (2 towers, 499,000 sq. ft.) US Bank Center (355,600 sq. ft.) Bank of America building (355,600 sq. ft.) helps Dodge Tower (532,000 sq. ft.) Wells Fargo Bank laza (532,000 sq. ft.) Collier Center (511,000 sq. ft.) Hyatt Regency Hotel (712 rooms, conference facilities) Wyndham Hotel (530 rooms, conference facilities) San Carlos Historic Hotel (121 rooms, conference facilities) Serves entertainment and cultural destinations Chase Field (49,000 seats) US Airways Center (19,000 seats) hoenix Symphony Hall (2,600 seats) Herberger Theater Center(1,200 seats) Historic Orpheum Theatre (1,364 seats) Dodge Theatre (5,000 seats) Recent Development CityScape (2.5 million sq. ft. of mixeduse development) Sheraton hoenix Downtown Hotel (1,000 rooms, conference facilities) hoenix Convention Center Expansion (900,000 sq. ft. of meeting space) One Central ark East (480,000 sq. ft. Class A office, 14,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) 44 Monroe (202 condominiums, 8,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) The Summit at Copper Square (167 condominiums, 8,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) Hanny s (24,100 sq. ft. restaurant) CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov helps Dodge Tower Hanny s Restaurant CityScape METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

27 Station rofile 2nd Ave Union acific Railroad Central Station Van Buren 300S Monroe St 200N 14 Adams St 100N Washington St Jefferson St 100S Madison St 200S 2 Jackson St 300S 9 3rd Ave 1st Ave Central Ave 1st St 2nd St 10 3rd St 4th St th St 16 LEGEND Featured Stations Station 1 Chase Field 2 US Airways Center 3 hoenix Convention Center 4 Symphony Hall 5 Herberger Theater Center 6 Arizona Science Center 7 Heritage Square and Science ark 8 hoenix Museum of History 9 Sheraton hoenix Downtown Hotel 10 Arizona Center 11 Collier Center/Bank of America 12 CityScape 13 Hyatt Regency Hotel 14 Wyndham Hotel 15 hoenix Biomedical Campus 16 Children s Museum of hoenix About These Stations The 3rd Street and Washington/Jefferson stations are situated in hoenix s Central Business District, a vibrant area in the heart of downtown hoenix known as the epicenter of regional entertainment and business activity, including sports stadiums, the hoenix Convention Center, government offices, county courts, theaters, hotels and restaurants. The nearby large special event destinations such as Chase Field, US Airways Center, Symphony Hall and the hoenix Convention Center, draw a significant number of riders. These stations serve a wide variety of riders, including conventioneers, sports fans, visitors to the downtown cultural activities, and office workers. Light rail riders are using these stations around-the-clock. Recent development around these stations includes the $900 million CityScape mixed-use project which encompasses three city blocks in the heart of downtown hoenix creating approximately 2.5 million square feet of new development. The first phase of the project includes a 600,000 square feet Class A office tower, 250,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, over 100 residential units, 250-room alomar Hotel, 3,000 structured parking spaces and the redevelopment of atriot s ark. Station Station riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

28 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $ 87, 756 Number of Households 1,121 opulation 7,376 Number of Employees 33,363 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS»»»» Serves major downtown event destinations: Chase Field (49,000 seats) US Airways Center (19,000 seats) hoenix Convention Center (900,000 sq. ft. of meeting space) Serves downtown cultural destinations: Symphony Hall (2,600 seats) Herberger Theater Center (1,200 seats) Arizona Science Center Heritage Square hoenix Museum of History Heritage and Science ark Warehouse District (Alice Cooper s town, Jackson s on 3rd, Coach and Willie s) Arizona Center (828,000 sq. ft. in two towers; 150,000 sq. ft. of retail) Collier Center (511,000 sq. ft.) Several new urban living loft and townhome-style residential projects Recent Development CityScape (2.5 million sq.ft. mixed-use development) Sheraton hoenix Downtown Hotel (1,000 rooms, conference facilities) hoenix Convention Center Expansion (900,000 sq. ft. of meeting space) hoenix Biomedical Campus (28 acres planned for approximately 6 million sq. ft. of academic, research, and clinical space at full build out) University of Arizona College of Medicine (84,435 sq. ft.) TGen (Translational Genomics Bioscience Research Facility, 168,000 sq. ft.) ABC I (Arizona Biomedical Collaborative One, 81,000 sq. ft.) One Central ark East (480,000 sq. ft.) 44 Monroe (34 story tower with 202 ownership condominiums and 8,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) The Summit (167 ownership condominiums with 8,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail) Children s Museum of hoenix (75,786 sq. ft.) CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov hoenix Convention Center Rendering of Cityscape US Airways Center METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

29 Station rofile Van Buren St 300N 1 Washington St 6 LEGEND Featured Stations 1 Azteca laza 2 ilgrim s Rest Church 3 First Institutional Baptist Church 4 hoenix New Times 5 City of hoenix offices 6 Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Jefferson St 100S th St 11th St 5 12th St 14th St Jackson St 300S Union acific Railroad About These Stations Nearby office and employment centers are the largest source of riders at the 12th Street and Washington/Jefferson stations. hoenix New Times, a regional newspaper, has headquarters near these stations. Several City of hoenix offices are also in proximity, including the fire department administration, clerk and street department offices. A variety of community facilities are also located in the area, including four churches and social service agencies, Chicanos or La Causa and DES. Station The area around these stations continues to experience new investment with several new or renovated office and retail buildings. The proximity to downtown and Sky Harbor International Airport enhance the development potential of several vacant and underutilized parcels around this area. Station riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

30 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $38,649 Number of Households 1,261 opulation 8,640 Number of Employees 3,945 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Azteca laza ilgrim s Rest Church First Institutional Baptist Church Immaculate Heart of Mary Church McCarty on Monroe New Times hoenix New Times regional newspaper headquarters City of hoenix offices fire, clerk, streets departments Recent Development McCarty on Monroe (68-unit, four-story, 85,000 sq. ft. senior apartment building) ilgrim s Rest Church Azteca Wedding laza CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

31 Station rofile Van Buren St 300N LEGEND Featured Stations Washington St Jefferson St 100S 22nd St 24th St 26th St Harrison St Union acific Railroad About These Stations The area around the 24th Street and Washington/Jefferson stations includes a mix of commercial and retail activity. The station serves large and growing employment base of airportrelated businesses in addition to other commercial activity. The proximity to Sky Harbor International Airport enhance the development potential of several vacant and underutilized parcels around this area. Station Station riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

32 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $23,437 Number of Households 337 opulation 7,511 Number of Employees 1,832 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS Serves the large and growing employment base of airport and aviation related businesses Good connection with bus transfer riders Variety of light and heavy industrial uses on the southeast corner of the intersection hoenix Sky Harbor Airport hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

33 Station rofile Van Buren 300N 38th St 3 LEGEND Featured Station ark-and-ride 1 GateWay Community College 2 GateWay Community High School 3 Hilton Garden Inn 2 1 Washington St 40th St About This Station The 38th Street and Washington station serves as the primary light rail boarding point for students at GateWay Community College and employees and visitors to nearby office and hotels. Due to its proximity to hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, this area is active at all hours of the day. The long-term use of the 38th Street station will be influenced by the expansion of GateWay Community College and hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. The character of Washington Street could change significantly with implementation of the airport s long range master plan. Station A 189-space park-and-ride is located north of the station to accommodate passengers coming from across the valley. Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

34 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $31,946 Number of Households 581 opulation 6,921 Number of Employees 2,408 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS GateWay Community College (10,000 students, 300 staff) GateWay Community High School (380 students) Serves GateWay Village Core GateWay Community College Hilton Garden Inn Excellent access to hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport ark-and-ride with 189 spaces Recent Development Renovation of Ramada Inn to Hilton Garden Inn (192 rooms) GateWay Community College hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org

35 Station rofile 4 LEGEND 3 Featured Station Van Buren St 300N 1 hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport shuttle connection 2 Crowne laza Hotel 3 Doubletree Hotel Washington St 44th St Chinese Cultural Center 5 ueblo Grande Museum 6 Aloft Hotel East Washington 1 5 Grand Canal About This Station The 44th Street and Washington station serves two roles: 1) as a transfer point for employees and travelers destined for hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and 2) as a transit stop for employees and residents of the GateWay Village Core area. An automated train system called the HX Sky Train connecting METRO light rail to the airport began construction in hase one of the Sky Train is scheduled for completion in In the interim, passengers can transfer from this light rail station to a shuttle bus, which connects light rail passengers to the economy parking lots, all terminals of the airport and the consolidated rental car facility. Station hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport; is one of the busiest airports in the United States with more than 1,500 aircraft arriving and departing carrying more than 700 tons of cargo and over 100,000 visitors on a daily basis. The airport is also a major employer with approximately 34,000 employees with an $11.9 billion payroll. Due to its proximity to the airport, this station serves several hotels catering to airline travelers, as well as employment uses in the GateWay Core. In addition, three major Valley cultural attractions (ueblo Grande Museum, Tovrea Castle and the Chinese Cultural Center) are a short walk from the station. Station Art riest Dr/Washington Center kwy/washington Mill Ave/Third St Veterans Way/College Ave University Dr/Rural Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd Smith-Martin/Apache Blvd hoenix Tempe Mesa rice-101 Fwy/Apache Blvd Sycamore/Main St Featured Station Station ark-and-ride

36 Development Opportunity Sites The City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department is working to maximize the community s investment in the light rail system by promoting and attracting transit-oriented development (TOD) near light rail stations. The city s goal is to enhance and develop high quality, vibrant mixed-use urban environments that are carefully planned and designed to attract and increase transit ridership and are pedestrian friendly. lease contact our office for information on development opportunities and initiatives at or near the light rail station locations in hoenix. DEMOGRAHICS Average Household Income $31,946 Number of Households 581 opulation 4,488 Number of Employees 2,408 Source: rojection estimates from 2000 Census (1/2 mile radius or 10 min. walk from station) STATION HIGHLIGHTS hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport shuttle connection (future Sky Train site) Crowne laza Hotel (295 rooms) Doubletree Hotel (242 rooms) Residence Inn by Marriott (200 rooms) Chinese Cultural Center ueblo Grande Museum Tovrea Castle Recent Development Washington Corporate Center 4600 East Washington Aloft Hotel (143 hotel rooms) Ruby Tuesday (restaurant) Stockyards mixed use project (100,000 sq. ft. of mixed-use space) Renovation of Ramada Inn to Hilton Garden Inn (192 rooms) Crowne laza hoenix Sky Harbor International Airport ueblo Grande Museum CONTACT INFO City of hoenix Community and Economic Development Department 200 West Washington Street 20th Floor hoenix, AZ h TTY downtown@phoenix.gov METRO 101 North First Avenue Suite 1300 hoenix, AZ h info@metrolightrail.org