DYNAMIC. DISTINCT. RETAIL. 15,000+ SF MIXED-USE RETAIL OPPORTUNITY 333DEXTER.COM
DISCOVER DEXTER Creating opportunities for interaction and collaboration, 333 Dexter is designed to inspire. The design of this forward-thinking office project encourages a connection to the rapidly densifying Dexter neighborhood with over 19,000 SF of open, public space at the ground-level. 333 Dexter is built for people first. Secure your place. Join the mix of office and residential users visiting Dexter from their morning coffee to their evening nightcap. SOUTH NORTH ~26,000 RSF ~26,000 RSF ~60,000 RSF THOMAS ST RETAIL PARKING RETAIL HARRISON ST PARKING GARAGE LEVELS P1 - P5
CURATED RETAIL The city s once-industrial lakeside neighborhood has been revitalized as a destination for innovation and creativity. This unique location provides a platform for the growth of local talent and imagination. = RETAIL DEXTER AVE N OUTDOOR SEATING PROJECT DETAILS SUITE 170 ~2,600 SF SUITE 160 ~2,500 SF SUITE 150 ~1,200 SF SUITE 140 ~2,300 SF SUITE 130 ~2,500 SF RETAIL AVAILABLE ~15,000 RSF Divisible to 1,200 RSF HARRISON STREET LOADING DOCK NORTH LOBBY SOUTH LOBBY SUITE 100 ~500SF COMMON AREA RESTROOMS SUITE 120 ~1,800 SF THOMAS STREET ASKING RENT NNN s TENANT IMPROVEMENTS Call for rate $12.00 PSF (Estimated) Negotiable OCCUPANCY Q3 2019 P RETAIL PLATFORM SUITE 110 ~11,200 SF BIKE ROOM BIKE ROOM & LOCKERS N NEW 7TH AVE P
CONSTRUCTION START JUNE 2017 EXCAVATION COMPLETE OCT 2017 PARKING STRUCTURE COMPLETE APRIL 2018 DELIVERY WINTER 2019 BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS Two 12-story towers including 3 podium floors ~15,000 SF of unique retail space ~620,000 SF of creative office space A mid-block connection with ~19,000 SF of vibrant outdoor public space at the ground level 2017 2018 2019 2-floor bike facility with lockers, showers and 340 bike racks directly accessible from street level
NEIGHBORHOOD Seattle Center welcomes 12 million visitors each year making it the 4th largest visitor center in the United States Five of Seattle s top tourist attractions can be discovered at Seattle Center: Pacific Science Center, Space Needle, Monorail, Museum of Pop Culture, and the Chihuly Glass Museum Over 5,000 bikes cross the Fremont Bridge daily Popular South Lake Union attractions include: MOHAI, Kenmore Air, Cascade Park, and the Center for Wooden Boats Seattle s Key Arena hosts 250 events each year. With the addition of a basketball and hockey team, the revitalized arena is projected to generate over 10 million visitors annually HBO REDFIN WEWORK CAR TOYS TOMMY BAHAMA SEATTLE CHILDREN S AMAZON AMAZON FRED HUTCH GOOGLE UW MEDICINE FACEBOOK NBBJ COLE WEBER AMAZON AMAZON PATH JUNO THERAPEUTICS BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION FACEBOOK FACEBOOK AMAZON ELLIOTT BAY LAKE UNION
I-5 EASTLAKE AVE N I-5 REI YALE AVE N FAIRVIEW AVE N CASCADE PARK DENNY WAY OLIVE WAY UNION ST I-5 100 POUND CLAM WHITE SWAN PONTIUS AVE N HOWELL ST MINOR AVE N LAKE UNION DUKES CHOWDER DANIEL S BROILER MOHAI LAKE UNION PARK MERCER ST MBAR FAIRVIEW AVE N BOREN AVE N BRAVEHORSE TAVERN CACTUS TERRY AVE N PORTAGE BAY CAFE FLOW FITNESS FLYWHEEL SPORTS BOREN AVE TERRY AVE WHOLE FOODS STEWART ST 9TH AVE 8TH 8TH AVE AVE NORDSTROM PINE ST PIKE ST WESTLAKE STATION UNIVERSITY ST SENECA ST FLATSTICK PUB GARY MANUEL WESTLAKE AVE N REPUBLIC CHIPOTLE BUTCHERS TABLE WESTLAKE AVE N DEXTER AVE N TACOS CHUKIS HERKIMER COFFEE DEXTER BREWHOUSE 99 99 BALLARD PIZZA 9TH AVE N SAM S TAVERN 8TH AVE N THE COLLECTIVE DEXTER AVE N GOLD BAR NEW 7TH AVE N BANYA 5 DENNY PARK SHAKE SHACK 7TH AVE 6TH AVE 5TH AVE 4TH AVE LENORA ST VIRGINIA ST PIKE PLACE MARKET PIKE PLACE MARKET LAREDOS GRILL BIG MARIOS PIZZA ALOHA ST CITIZEN VALLEY ST PURE BARRE ROY ST QFC MERCER ST BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION 5TH AVE N ORANGE THEORY HARRISON ST NEW 99 TUNNEL THOMAS ST 6TH AVE N TEKU TAVERN QED COFFEE TAYLOR ST JOHN ST DENNY WAY 5 POINT CAFE UPTOWN ESPRESSO BATTERY ST WALL ST BELL ST CAFFE VITA MOPOP VINE ST SEATTLE CENTER BROAD ST CLAY ST CEDAR ST 1ST AVE WESTERN WESTERN AVE AVE ELLIOTT AVE ELLIOTT BAY ELLIOTT BAY LA MARZOCCO CAFE KEXP KEY ARENA IC RE PARK
ESTIMATED DEMOGRAPHICS 22 16 2 23 24 19 25 DENNY PARK 26 1 4 7T CED WESTLAKE AVE N DEXTER AVE N 8TH AVE N DEXTER AVE N 3 MIN DRIVE 99 99 5 10 TRADE MIN DRIVE MIN DRIVE AREA NEW 7TH AVE N 21 RESIDENTIAL POPULATION DAYTIME POPULATION MEDIAN HH INCOME AVERAGE HH INCOME 295 3,976 18,570 86,108 7,558 28,505 158,463 452,444 $42,131 $52,708 $59,356 $64,334 $63,369 $80,178 $90,334 $100,967 ALOHA ST VALLEY ST ROY ST MERCER ST BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION 15 5TH AVE N HARRISON ST 17 NEW 99 TUNNEL THOMAS ST 6TH AVE N TAYLOR ST JOHN ST 27 20 14 DENNY WAY MOPOP CLAY ST SEATTLE CENTER BROAD ST NEW HWY 99 The SR-99 Tunnel Project will enable three new through-streets allowing unparalleled access between South Lake Union, Seattle Center and Uptown. Bordering Thomas Street, a designated Green Street will link South Lake Union with Queen Anne. Anticipated Fall 2018 completion $3.1 billion total investment OLYMPIC SCULPTURE A two-mile-long tunnel beneath downtown Seattle Three new surface streets at Harrison, Thomas and John Streets
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