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Page 1: MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT | ORLANDO, FL · • Orlando continues to be resilient. Hotel occupancy is up 4.5%, Universal sees double-digit annual attendance growth, and Orlando International

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT | ORLANDO, FL

DEVELOPED BY:

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RADIUS POPULATION• 15 miles: 1,355,726

• 30 miles: 2,339,229

• 45 miles: 3,286,192

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME• 30 miles: $68,395

MAJOR METROPOLITAN AREAS• Orlando: 10 miles

• Daytona Beach: 65 miles

• Tampa: 80 miles

• AUGUST 2017 Grand National Overpass opens; direct access to Universal Studios

• NOW Site currently under construction

• DECEMBER 2017 Start of vertical construction

• JUNE 2018 First tenant move-ins

• LATE 2018 Marriott Towneplace Suites estimated opening

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Retail A25,000 SF

Retail D5,600 SF

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BUILDING DATA

Retail A 25,000 S.F.Retail B 2,800 S.F.Retail C 20,000 S.F.

Retail D 5,600 S.F.Retail E 5,600 S.F.Retail F 28,800 S.F. TOTAL 87,800 S.F.

VISION• Mixed-use plan including hotel, restaurants and retail

• Buildings on the road with parking behind

• Roundabout with art features

• Connected and walkable

• Trolley stops inside and in front of project

• Sidewalk connections throughout project

• Traffic light for traffic control as well as pedestrian crossing

• Connection to Orlando International Premium Outlets

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MAJOR ATTRACTIONS

Universal Orlando Resort

Sea World Parks

Walt Disney World

LEGOLAND

Gatorland, and I-Drive 360

LOCATION

• Directly across the street from Orlando International Premium Outlets with sales over $1,000 Per Square Feet and millions of visitors a year

• New Grand National I-4 Flyover connecting the site to Universal Studios opened August 2017

• Convenient I-4 exit is under construction

• Open visibility corridor directly to I-4 expected to carry over 200,000 CPD when expanded

• Grand National Flyover opens the area to Universal Studios (24 million visitors a year) and will have direct access to/from I-4 via express lanes

• 225,000 people within a 5 mile radius of the site

• The Mall at Millenia, located less than two miles from Grand National, boasts $1,350 in sales PSF

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68%INTERNATIONAL

Top 5InternationalShoppersin Orlando

Brazil UK Argentina Mexico Canada

7%NATIONAL

11%LOCAL

(Cities within20-mile radius)

5%IN-STATE

TOURISM• Orlando welcomes over 68 million visitors a year, making it once again, the most visited destination in the United States

• Visitors want to stay longer than the weekend and, on average, spend nearly 5 nights in Orlando, enjoying night after night of endless entertainment, dining, and world class shopping

• Domestic tourists spend an average of $495 per person while overseas visitors spend slightly more than double – at $1,115 per person

• Orlando continues to be resilient. Hotel occupancy is up 4.5%, Universal sees double-digit annual attendance growth, and Orlando International Airport shows an 8% increase in air-traffic compared to 2016

• Two years in a row, Orlando claims the #1 spot for U.S. Job Growth by the U.S. Department of Labor

• International Drive, known as Orlando’s’ “Tourist Corridor,” will be home to billions in investment planned for next 4 years, including a 4,000 room hotel by Universal Studios

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GRAND NATIONAL RENDERINGS

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LEASING INFORMATION

FFO Real Estate AdvisorsPH: 610-658-6310EMAIL: [email protected]

NORTH AMERICAN PROPERTIES

PH: 239-938-3300EMAIL: [email protected]