538 E. Rich Street, Columbus, OH 43215 Gorgeous

538 E. Rich Street, Columbus, OH 43215

Gorgeous Professional Office Building;

Doug Tenenbaum, Senior Partner 583 S. 3rd Street, Columbus, OH [email protected] DD (614) 545-1412 Mobile 614-554-4408 Fax (614) 635-1369

AVAILABLE FOR SALE3436-3442 Millennium Ct., Columbus, OH 4321975,333 Sq.Ft. Industrial Office/Showroom/Warehouse Facility 54,942 SF Warehouse + 12,748 SF Showroom + 7,643 Offices

24’ Clear Height – 8 Truck Docks – 8 Drive-In DoorsZoned LM Limited Manufacturing – Built 2004 / Addition 2013 – 5.9 Acres

60,000 SF health care campus with an array of outpatient services and primary and specialty physicians

Location: Located in CityGate Business Park, east of Citygate Dr on the north side of the cul-de-sac. Site is 1.8 miles to I-670/Stelzer Rd and the Columbus International Airport.Drone Aerial & Video Walk Thru Link: Video LinkPhoto Gallery Link: Photo Gallery Link Google Map Link: Map Link

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Gorgeous Professional Office Building;Street Address 3436-3442 Millennium Ct

City/State Columbus, Ohio 43219

County Franklin

Gross Building SQFT 75,333SFBuilding Dimensions: 200’ x 376’8”Lot Size 5.909 Acres

Year Built 2004 / Addition 2013

Building Height 32’

Clear Height 24’ Clear Height

Real Estate Taxes $136,079.84 ($1.81/SF)

Building FAR 0.29 (Floor Area Ratio)

Construction Concrete Tilt-Up

Foundation Concrete Slab

Power 800A/480Y/277V, 3 Phase

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Exterior Docks

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8 Bryant DuraPac Series RTU’s; and additional units for warehouse officesNew LED lights and motion sensorsin office and warehouse; New exterior spotlights

Automatic Sprinkler System (wet) – Upright Conventional & Pendent Sprinklers

Butler standing seam metal roof on original building (2004); TPO on addition (2013)

Video Cameras, access-controlled egress doors with keypads; exterior Spotlights

Dock pit with 8 Docks and mechanical leveler

8 Total – 6 are 9’W x 10’H and 2 are 12’W x 14’H

50’ x 40’ (2004 original warehouse); and 50’ x 42’ (2013 addition)Located in a Qualified Opportunity Zone (Census Tract 75.50, Franklin County, Ohio / Tract GEOID: 39049007550)Seller will lease back and vacate when his new facility that is under construction is completed, which is expected to be Q1/Q2 2023.

DISCLAIMER: This Marketing Brochure has been prepared to provide summary, unverified information to prospective purchasers, and to establish only a preliminary level of interest in thesubject property. The information contained herein is not a substitute for a thorough due diligence investigation. HER Realtors Commercial Real Estate Services has not made any investigation, andmakes no warranty or representation, with respect to the income or expenses for the subject property, the future projected financial performance of the property, the size and square footage of theproperty and improvements, the presence or absence of contaminating substances, PCB's or asbestos, the compliance with State and Federal regulations, the physical condition of the improvementsthereon, or the financial condition or business prospects of any tenant, or any tenant’s plans or intentions to continue its occupancy of the subject property. The information contained in this MarketingBrochure has been obtained from sources we believe to be reliable; however, HER Realtors Commercial Real Estate Services has not verified, and will not verify, any of the information containedherein, nor has Real Living Business conducted any investigation regarding these matters and makes no warranty or representation whatsoever regarding the accuracy or completeness of the informationprovided. All potential buyers must take appropriate measures to verify all the information set forth herein.

$6,779,970 Asking Price ($90.00/square foot)Possession

Ownership

Parking

Parking Ratio

Zoning

Zoning District Text:

Q1/Q2 2023

Fee Simple

+/- 114 spaces

1.51 / 1,000 SF

L-M Limited Manufacturing

Chapter 3363

Parcel Number 010-271649-00

Tax Card Link

Tax Map Link

Google Map Map Link

Building & Zoning B&Z LinkEconomic Development Econ Dev Link

https://library.municode.com/oh/columbus/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TIT33ZOCO_CH3363NUDI

https://apps.franklincountyauditor.com/redir/Link/Parcel/010-271649-00

https://property.franklincountyauditor.com/_web/maps/map.aspx?UseSearch=no&pin=010O058B%20%20%20%2003104&jur=025&taxyr=2021&LMparent=20

https://goo.gl/maps/G135h9nxjbRVPC4t5

https://www.columbus.gov/bzs/primary/Zoning/

https://www.columbus.gov/development/economic-development/

$ 6,779,970 Asking Price ($90.00/square foot)75,333 + Sq. Ft. Total (50,000 SF Built in 2004 / 25,333 SF addition in 2013)

Breakdown:54,942 + SF Warehouse12,748 + SF Showroom7,643 + SF Offices

Class A freestanding office/showroom/warehouse building for sale in Columbus, Ohio, locatedwithin CityGate Business Park. The property offers easy access to Columbus International Airport,I-670, I-270, I-70 and I-71. The building sits on 5.09 acres and current build out is approximately17% showroom, 10% offices and 73% warehouse.

The Property features:

• Vestibule entry to sophisticated showroom and design center with lobby, reception, sales office with new granite countertops, 3 closing offices, 14’ ceilings in showroom and high-end fixtures, lighting and flooring.

• Corporate office environment with its own entry, reception, waiting area with 10 private offices and open office areas for cubicles and workstations and server room. High-end fixtures, lighting and flooring.

• All new restrooms – 4 sets of men’s and women’s restrooms (in showroom, offices & 2 sets in warehouse) & full bath in owner’s corner office

• All new breakrooms – One in Office area and one in Warehouse area

• Battery Charging Station

• Kohler Generator ($110,000 cost in 2013)

• New enclosed warehouse office (2020)

• Well landscaped grounds and an outside gathering/picnic area

• Fully ADA Compliant

***Seller is offering for sale 3 contiguous buildings for sale that can be bought as a package or individually. In addition to this asset, Seller is also offering for sale:• 3774 Millennium Ct – 37,846 SF Industrial Office/Showroom/Warehouse - $3,784,600• 2360 Citygate Dr – 9,839 SF Corporate Office Building - $1,475,850







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3436 Millennium Ct1 mi radius 3 mi radius 5 mi radius 10 mi radius

Columbus, OH 43219

Population

Estimated Population (2021) 11,168 83,049 323,048 1.02 M Projected Population (2026) 11,621 84,614 330,071 1.06 M Census Population (2010) 9,719 73,812 280,965 885,835 Census Population (2000) 5,279 72,610 278,690 827,184

Projected Annual Growth (2021-2026) 454 0.8% 1,565 0.4% 7,023 0.4% 33,301 0.7% Historical Annual Growth (2010-2021) 1,449 1.4% 9,237 1.1% 42,083 1.4% 137,605 1.4% Historical Annual Growth (2000-2010) 4,440 8.4% 1,202 0.2% 2,275 - 58,652 0.7%

Estimated Population Density (2021) 3,557 psm 2,939 psm 4,115 psm 3,259 psm Trade Area Size 3.1 sq mi 28.3 sq mi 78.5 sq mi 314.0 sq mi

Households Estimated Households (2021) 4,204 31,703 129,111 414,874 Projected Households (2026) 4,416 32,718 133,736 434,215 Census Households (2010) 3,815 29,134 115,509 368,820 Census Households (2000) 1,889 28,033 114,869 344,659

Projected Annual Growth (2021-2026) 212 1.0% 1,015 0.6% 4,626 0.7% 19,341 0.9% Historical Annual Change (2000-2021) 2,315 5.8% 3,670 0.6% 14,242 0.6% 70,215 1.0%

Average Household Income Estimated Average Household Income (2021) $63,264 $65,564 $70,707 $86,781 Projected Average Household Income (2026) $69,118 $73,759 $81,318 $98,946 Census Average Household Income (2010) $44,805 $46,774 $50,018 $60,641 Census Average Household Income (2000) $35,030 $43,922 $46,450 $54,208

Projected Annual Change (2021-2026) $5,854 1.9% $8,195 2.5% $10,612 3.0% $12,165 2.8% Historical Annual Change (2000-2021) $28,234 3.8% $21,642 2.3% $24,257 2.5% $32,573 2.9%

Median Household Income Estimated Median Household Income (2021) $51,863 $55,347 $58,715 $70,469 Projected Median Household Income (2026) $60,336 $63,892 $67,428 $81,192 Census Median Household Income (2010) $36,239 $38,800 $41,223 $49,729 Census Median Household Income (2000) $27,825 $36,137 $38,261 $44,803

Projected Annual Change (2021-2026) $8,473 3.3% $8,545 3.1% $8,713 3.0% $10,723 3.0% Historical Annual Change (2000-2021) $24,038 4.1% $19,210 2.5% $20,453 2.5% $25,666 2.7%

Per Capita Income Estimated Per Capita Income (2021) $23,980 $25,123 $28,382 $35,362 Projected Per Capita Income (2026) $26,421 $28,613 $33,068 $40,835 Census Per Capita Income (2010) $17,589 $18,462 $20,563 $25,248 Census Per Capita Income (2000) $12,654 $16,804 $19,087 $22,507

Projected Annual Change (2021-2026) $2,441 2.0% $3,490 2.8% $4,687 3.3% $5,473 3.1% Historical Annual Change (2000-2021) $11,326 4.3% $8,318 2.4% $9,295 2.3% $12,855 2.7% Estimated Average Household Net Worth (2021) $320,753 $392,473 $448,608 $596,779

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Columbus, OH 43219

Race and Ethnicity Total Population (2021) 11,168 83,049 323,048 1.02 M White (2021) 2,463 22.1% 30,348 36.5% 162,886 50.4% 614,566 60.0% Black or African American (2021) 7,675 68.7% 44,965 54.1% 125,679 38.9% 294,111 28.7% American Indian or Alaska Native (2021) 18 0.2% 241 0.3% 950 0.3% 2,633 0.3% Asian (2021) 384 3.4% 1,961 2.4% 12,322 3.8% 52,669 5.1% Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (2021) 12 0.1% 47 - 365 0.1% 638 - Other Race (2021) 238 2.1% 2,522 3.0% 8,607 2.7% 22,605 2.2% Two or More Races (2021) 376 3.4% 2,964 3.6% 12,239 3.8% 36,217 3.5%

Population < 18 (2021) 2,909 26.0% 21,166 25.5% 74,028 22.9% 227,190 22.2% White Not Hispanic 348 12.0% 5,317 25.1% 25,699 34.7% 102,370 45.1% Black or African American 2,174 74.7% 12,405 58.6% 34,611 46.8% 81,491 35.9% Asian 78 2.7% 417 2.0% 2,300 3.1% 10,078 4.4% Other Race Not Hispanic 159 5.5% 1,296 6.1% 4,803 6.5% 14,892 6.6% Hispanic 149 5.1% 1,731 8.2% 6,615 8.9% 18,359 8.1%

Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2021) 10,694 95.8% 78,331 94.3% 303,231 93.9% 967,579 94.5% Not Hispanic White 2,290 21.4% 29,062 37.1% 155,768 51.4% 592,396 61.2% Not Hispanic Black or African American 7,623 71.3% 44,329 56.6% 123,481 40.7% 288,383 29.8% Not Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 16 0.1% 207 0.3% 740 0.2% 2,113 0.2% Not Hispanic Asian 383 3.6% 1,933 2.5% 12,055 4.0% 51,859 5.4% Not Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 12 0.1% 47 - 347 0.1% 578 - Not Hispanic Other Race 29 0.3% 151 0.2% 613 0.2% 1,540 0.2% Not Hispanic Two or More Races 340 3.2% 2,602 3.3% 10,226 3.4% 30,708 3.2%

Hispanic or Latino Population (2021) 474 4.2% 4,717 5.7% 19,817 6.1% 55,861 5.5% Hispanic White 173 36.6% 1,286 27.3% 7,118 35.9% 22,170 39.7% Hispanic Black or African American 52 11.0% 637 13.5% 2,197 11.1% 5,728 10.3% Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 2 0.5% 34 0.7% 211 1.1% 519 0.9% Hispanic Asian - - 28 0.6% 267 1.3% 810 1.4% Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander - - - - 18 - 60 0.1% Hispanic Other Race 209 44.2% 2,371 50.3% 7,993 40.3% 21,064 37.7% Hispanic Two or More Races 36 7.6% 362 7.7% 2,013 10.2% 5,509 9.9%

Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2010) 9,381 96.5% 70,252 95.2% 266,848 95.0% 847,308 95.7% Hispanic or Latino Population (2010) 338 3.5% 3,560 4.8% 14,117 5.0% 38,527 4.3% Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2000) 5,213 98.7% 71,004 97.8% 272,295 97.7% 810,311 98.0% Hispanic or Latino Population (2000) 66 1.3% 1,606 2.2% 6,396 2.3% 16,872 2.0% Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2026) 11,122 95.7% 79,724 94.2% 309,372 93.7% 997,515 94.4% Hispanic or Latino Population (2026) 499 4.3% 4,890 5.8% 20,699 6.3% 59,226 5.6% Projected Annual Growth (2021-2026) 26 1.1% 173 0.7% 882 0.9% 3,365 1.2% Historical Annual Growth (2000-2010) 272 41.1% 1,954 12.2% 7,721 12.1% 21,654 12.8%


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Columbus, OH 43219

Total Age Distribution (2021) Total Population 11,168 83,049 323,048 1.02 M Age Under 5 Years 1,014 9.1% 6,002 7.2% 22,086 6.8% 67,174 6.6% Age 5 to 9 Years 891 8.0% 6,334 7.6% 21,980 6.8% 66,649 6.5% Age 10 to 14 Years 708 6.3% 5,961 7.2% 20,507 6.3% 62,800 6.1% Age 15 to 19 Years 776 7.0% 5,531 6.7% 21,075 6.5% 67,750 6.6% Age 20 to 24 Years 839 7.5% 4,804 5.8% 26,024 8.1% 73,240 7.2% Age 25 to 29 Years 1,119 10.0% 6,292 7.6% 27,196 8.4% 86,922 8.5% Age 30 to 34 Years 1,055 9.5% 6,730 8.1% 27,764 8.6% 89,228 8.7% Age 35 to 39 Years 797 7.1% 5,771 6.9% 23,048 7.1% 75,098 7.3% Age 40 to 44 Years 625 5.6% 5,049 6.1% 19,893 6.2% 64,464 6.3% Age 45 to 49 Years 512 4.6% 4,659 5.6% 18,506 5.7% 59,167 5.8% Age 50 to 54 Years 493 4.4% 4,841 5.8% 18,434 5.7% 58,918 5.8% Age 55 to 59 Years 495 4.4% 4,835 5.8% 18,632 5.8% 59,821 5.8% Age 60 to 64 Years 513 4.6% 4,700 5.7% 17,496 5.4% 57,201 5.6% Age 65 to 69 Years 479 4.3% 4,099 4.9% 14,105 4.4% 47,066 4.6% Age 70 to 74 Years 329 2.9% 3,070 3.7% 10,615 3.3% 35,991 3.5% Age 75 to 79 Years 224 2.0% 1,896 2.3% 6,646 2.1% 22,789 2.2% Age 80 to 84 Years 150 1.3% 1,253 1.5% 4,505 1.4% 14,551 1.4% Age 85 Years or Over 146 1.3% 1,220 1.5% 4,535 1.4% 14,610 1.4%

Median Age 30.5 34.6 33.8 34.9 Age 19 Years or Less 3,389 30.4% 23,829 28.7% 85,649 26.5% 264,373 25.8% Age 20 to 64 Years 6,450 57.8% 47,681 57.4% 196,993 61.0% 624,060 61.0% Age 65 Years or Over 1,329 11.9% 11,539 13.9% 40,406 12.5% 135,006 13.2%

Female Age Distribution (2021) Female Population 5,969 53.4% 43,669 52.6% 164,551 50.9% 523,826 51.2% Age Under 5 Years 499 8.4% 2,927 6.7% 10,765 6.5% 32,823 6.3% Age 5 to 9 Years 438 7.3% 3,018 6.9% 10,689 6.5% 32,344 6.2% Age 10 to 14 Years 335 5.6% 2,922 6.7% 9,933 6.0% 30,523 5.8% Age 15 to 19 Years 389 6.5% 2,697 6.2% 10,386 6.3% 33,431 6.4% Age 20 to 24 Years 462 7.7% 2,397 5.5% 12,745 7.7% 36,941 7.1% Age 25 to 29 Years 630 10.5% 3,416 7.8% 13,753 8.4% 44,484 8.5% Age 30 to 34 Years 559 9.4% 3,590 8.2% 14,107 8.6% 44,870 8.6% Age 35 to 39 Years 394 6.6% 3,058 7.0% 11,539 7.0% 37,246 7.1% Age 40 to 44 Years 301 5.0% 2,548 5.8% 9,693 5.9% 31,778 6.1% Age 45 to 49 Years 277 4.6% 2,461 5.6% 9,245 5.6% 29,652 5.7% Age 50 to 54 Years 272 4.6% 2,578 5.9% 9,468 5.8% 30,226 5.8% Age 55 to 59 Years 287 4.8% 2,571 5.9% 9,694 5.9% 31,427 6.0% Age 60 to 64 Years 311 5.2% 2,601 6.0% 9,192 5.6% 30,366 5.8% Age 65 to 69 Years 298 5.0% 2,377 5.4% 7,728 4.7% 25,732 4.9% Age 70 to 74 Years 190 3.2% 1,746 4.0% 5,921 3.6% 20,094 3.8% Age 75 to 79 Years 127 2.1% 1,086 2.5% 3,787 2.3% 13,062 2.5% Age 80 to 84 Years 93 1.6% 810 1.9% 2,825 1.7% 8,871 1.7% Age 85 Years or Over 107 1.8% 867 2.0% 3,080 1.9% 9,956 1.9%

Female Median Age 31.4 36.2 34.9 36.0 Age 19 Years or Less 1,661 27.8% 11,563 26.5% 41,773 25.4% 129,121 24.6% Age 20 to 64 Years 3,492 58.5% 25,219 57.8% 99,437 60.4% 316,990 60.5% Age 65 Years or Over 815 13.7% 6,887 15.8% 23,341 14.2% 77,715 14.8%


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Male Age Distribution (2021) Male Population 5,199 46.6% 39,380 47.4% 158,497 49.1% 499,614 48.8% Age Under 5 Years 515 9.9% 3,075 7.8% 11,321 7.1% 34,352 6.9% Age 5 to 9 Years 453 8.7% 3,316 8.4% 11,291 7.1% 34,305 6.9% Age 10 to 14 Years 373 7.2% 3,039 7.7% 10,573 6.7% 32,276 6.5% Age 15 to 19 Years 387 7.4% 2,835 7.2% 10,690 6.7% 34,319 6.9% Age 20 to 24 Years 377 7.2% 2,407 6.1% 13,279 8.4% 36,299 7.3% Age 25 to 29 Years 490 9.4% 2,876 7.3% 13,443 8.5% 42,438 8.5% Age 30 to 34 Years 496 9.5% 3,141 8.0% 13,658 8.6% 44,358 8.9% Age 35 to 39 Years 403 7.8% 2,713 6.9% 11,509 7.3% 37,852 7.6% Age 40 to 44 Years 324 6.2% 2,501 6.4% 10,200 6.4% 32,686 6.5% Age 45 to 49 Years 236 4.5% 2,198 5.6% 9,260 5.8% 29,515 5.9% Age 50 to 54 Years 220 4.2% 2,263 5.7% 8,965 5.7% 28,692 5.7% Age 55 to 59 Years 209 4.0% 2,265 5.8% 8,938 5.6% 28,395 5.7% Age 60 to 64 Years 202 3.9% 2,099 5.3% 8,303 5.2% 26,835 5.4% Age 65 to 69 Years 180 3.5% 1,722 4.4% 6,378 4.0% 21,334 4.3% Age 70 to 74 Years 140 2.7% 1,324 3.4% 4,693 3.0% 15,897 3.2% Age 75 to 79 Years 97 1.9% 811 2.1% 2,860 1.8% 9,727 1.9% Age 80 to 84 Years 57 1.1% 442 1.1% 1,680 1.1% 5,679 1.1% Age 85 Years or Over 39 0.8% 353 0.9% 1,455 0.9% 4,654 0.9%

Male Median Age 29.4 32.7 32.7 33.9 Age 19 Years or Less 1,728 33.2% 12,266 31.1% 43,875 27.7% 135,252 27.1% Age 20 to 64 Years 2,957 56.9% 22,462 57.0% 97,556 61.6% 307,070 61.5% Age 65 Years or Over 514 9.9% 4,652 11.8% 17,065 10.8% 57,291 11.5%

Males per 100 Females (2021) Overall Comparison 87 90 96 95 Age Under 5 Years 103 50.8% 105 51.2% 105 51.3% 105 51.1% Age 5 to 9 Years 103 50.8% 110 52.4% 106 51.4% 106 51.5% Age 10 to 14 Years 111 52.7% 104 51.0% 106 51.6% 106 51.6% Age 15 to 19 Years 99 49.9% 105 51.2% 103 50.7% 103 50.7% Age 20 to 24 Years 81 44.9% 100 50.1% 104 51.0% 98 49.6% Age 25 to 29 Years 78 43.7% 84 45.7% 98 49.4% 95 48.8% Age 30 to 34 Years 89 47.0% 88 46.7% 97 49.2% 99 49.7% Age 35 to 39 Years 102 50.6% 89 47.0% 100 49.9% 102 50.4% Age 40 to 44 Years 108 51.8% 98 49.5% 105 51.3% 103 50.7% Age 45 to 49 Years 85 46.0% 89 47.2% 100 50.0% 100 49.9% Age 50 to 54 Years 81 44.8% 88 46.7% 95 48.6% 95 48.7% Age 55 to 59 Years 73 42.1% 88 46.8% 92 48.0% 90 47.5% Age 60 to 64 Years 65 39.4% 81 44.7% 90 47.5% 88 46.9% Age 65 to 69 Years 60 37.7% 72 42.0% 83 45.2% 83 45.3% Age 70 to 74 Years 74 42.4% 76 43.1% 79 44.2% 79 44.2% Age 75 to 79 Years 77 43.4% 75 42.7% 76 43.0% 74 42.7% Age 80 to 84 Years 62 38.2% 55 35.3% 59 37.3% 64 39.0% Age 85 Years or Over 37 26.8% 41 28.9% 47 32.1% 47 31.9%

Age 19 Years or Less 104 51.0% 106 51.5% 105 51.2% 105 51.2% Age 20 to 39 Years 86 46.3% 89 47.2% 100 49.9% 98 49.6% Age 40 to 64 Years 82 45.1% 89 47.0% 97 49.1% 95 48.8% Age 65 Years or Over 63 38.7% 68 40.3% 73 42.2% 74 42.4%


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Columbus, OH 43219

Household Type (2021) Total Households 4,204 31,703 129,111 414,874 Households with Children 1,477 35.1% 11,080 34.9% 38,200 29.6% 118,463 28.6% Average Household Size 2.6 2.6 2.4 2.4 Household Density per Square Mile 1,339 1,122 1,645 1,321

Population Family 8,743 78.3% 67,604 81.4% 233,899 72.4% 752,914 73.6% Population Non-Family 2,014 18.0% 14,080 17.0% 82,171 25.4% 241,225 23.6% Population Group Quarters 411 3.7% 1,364 1.6% 6,979 2.2% 29,301 2.9%

Family Households 2,617 62.2% 20,327 64.1% 71,889 55.7% 235,417 56.7% Married Couple Households 1,265 48.4% 10,532 51.8% 40,293 56.0% 150,605 64.0% Other Family Households with Children 1,352 51.6% 9,794 48.2% 31,595 44.0% 84,813 36.0% Family Households with Children 1,464 55.9% 10,973 54.0% 37,758 52.5% 117,171 49.8% Married Couple with Children 586 40.1% 4,668 42.5% 17,558 46.5% 63,134 53.9% Other Family Households with Children 877 59.9% 6,306 57.5% 20,201 53.5% 54,037 46.1% Family Households No Children 1,153 44.1% 9,353 46.0% 34,130 47.5% 118,246 50.2% Married Couple No Children 679 58.9% 5,865 62.7% 22,736 66.6% 87,471 74.0% Other Family Households No Children 474 41.1% 3,488 37.3% 11,395 33.4% 30,776 26.0%

Non-Family Households 1,587 37.8% 11,376 35.9% 57,222 44.3% 179,457 43.3% Non-Family Households with Children 14 0.9% 107 0.9% 442 0.8% 1,292 0.7% Non-Family Households No Children 1,573 99.1% 11,270 99.1% 56,780 99.2% 178,165 99.3%Average Family Household Size 3.3 3.3 3.3 3.2Average Family Income $69,306 $74,121 $86,197 $106,951Median Family Income $58,864 $65,167 $73,802 $89,831Average Non-Family Household Size 1.3 1.2 1.4 1.3

Marital Status (2021) Population Age 15 Years or Over 8,555 64,751 258,475 826,816 Never Married 3,496 40.9% 27,647 42.7% 122,090 47.2% 347,456 42.0% Currently Married 2,891 33.8% 20,912 32.3% 80,860 31.3% 306,653 37.1% Previously Married 2,168 25.3% 16,192 25.0% 55,525 21.5% 172,707 20.9% Separated 869 40.1% 3,830 23.7% 12,866 23.2% 37,440 21.7% Widowed 431 19.9% 3,658 22.6% 11,708 21.1% 36,185 21.0% Divorced 868 40.1% 8,704 53.8% 30,950 55.7% 99,082 57.4%

Educational Attainment (2021) Adult Population Age 25 Years or Over 6,939 54,416 211,375 685,827 Elementary (Grade Level 0 to 8) 644 9.3% 2,835 5.2% 9,227 4.4% 21,298 3.1% Some High School (Grade Level 9 to 11) 338 4.9% 4,476 8.2% 14,220 6.7% 39,515 5.8% High School Graduate 1,891 27.3% 16,224 29.8% 54,349 25.7% 162,075 23.6% Some College 1,560 22.5% 12,372 22.7% 44,585 21.1% 135,225 19.7% Associate Degree Only 416 6.0% 3,684 6.8% 13,938 6.6% 45,435 6.6% Bachelor Degree Only 1,526 22.0% 9,751 17.9% 48,237 22.8% 174,788 25.5% Graduate Degree 565 8.1% 5,073 9.3% 26,819 12.7% 107,490 15.7%

Any College (Some College or Higher) 4,067 58.6% 30,881 56.7% 133,580 63.2% 462,939 67.5% College Degree + (Bachelor Degree or Higher) 2,091 30.1% 14,824 27.2% 75,056 35.5% 282,278 41.2%


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Housing Total Housing Units (2021) 4,368 34,140 138,995 441,552 Total Housing Units (2010) 4,026 32,805 131,765 410,833 Historical Annual Growth (2010-2021) 341 0.8% 1,334 0.4% 7,230 0.5% 30,718 0.7% Housing Units Occupied (2021) 4,204 96.3% 31,703 92.9% 129,111 92.9% 414,874 94.0% Housing Units Owner-Occupied 1,685 40.1% 16,355 51.6% 59,289 45.9% 213,769 51.5% Housing Units Renter-Occupied 2,519 59.9% 15,348 48.4% 69,822 54.1% 201,106 48.5% Housing Units Vacant (2021) 164 3.7% 2,437 7.1% 9,884 7.1% 26,677 6.0%

Household Size (2021) Total Households 4,204 31,703 129,111 414,874 1 Person Households 1,235 29.4% 9,172 28.9% 41,435 32.1% 134,916 32.5% 2 Person Households 1,199 28.5% 9,159 28.9% 38,490 29.8% 129,626 31.2% 3 Person Households 771 18.3% 5,713 18.0% 21,441 16.6% 65,639 15.8% 4 Person Households 539 12.8% 4,115 13.0% 15,309 11.9% 48,877 11.8% 5 Person Households 257 6.1% 2,072 6.5% 7,354 5.7% 22,085 5.3% 6 Person Households 122 2.9% 863 2.7% 3,011 2.3% 8,416 2.0% 7 or More Person Households 81 1.9% 608 1.9% 2,072 1.6% 5,316 1.3%

Household Income Distribution (2021) HH Income $200,000 or More 46 1.1% 956 3.0% 5,479 4.2% 28,935 7.0% HH Income $150,000 to $199,999 180 4.3% 1,319 4.2% 5,685 4.4% 24,171 5.8% HH Income $125,000 to $149,999 187 4.5% 1,542 4.9% 6,549 5.1% 25,454 6.1% HH Income $100,000 to $124,999 275 6.5% 2,172 6.9% 9,952 7.7% 36,995 8.9% HH Income $75,000 to $99,999 625 14.9% 4,020 12.7% 15,582 12.1% 54,787 13.2% HH Income $50,000 to $74,999 748 17.8% 5,702 18.0% 24,556 19.0% 81,439 19.6% HH Income $35,000 to $49,999 538 12.8% 4,272 13.5% 16,467 12.8% 49,785 12.0% HH Income $25,000 to $34,999 549 13.1% 3,477 11.0% 13,785 10.7% 37,171 9.0% HH Income $15,000 to $24,999 464 11.0% 3,695 11.7% 14,030 10.9% 34,769 8.4% HH Income $10,000 to $14,999 287 6.8% 1,897 6.0% 6,293 4.9% 15,111 3.6% HH Income Under $10,000 306 7.3% 2,649 8.4% 10,734 8.3% 26,258 6.3%

Household Vehicles (2021) Households 0 Vehicles Available 405 9.6% 3,397 10.7% 14,270 11.1% 33,471 8.1% Households 1 Vehicle Available 1,859 44.2% 12,774 40.3% 51,595 40.0% 163,653 39.4% Households 2 Vehicles Available 1,448 34.4% 11,264 35.5% 44,077 34.1% 155,013 37.4% Households 3 or More Vehicles Available 492 11.7% 4,268 13.5% 19,169 14.8% 62,737 15.1% Total Vehicles Available 6,349 50,216 205,122 685,973 Average Vehicles per Household 1.5 1.6 1.6 1.7 Owner-Occupied Household Vehicles 3,237 51.0% 31,729 63.2% 115,233 56.2% 421,904 61.5% Average Vehicles per Owner-Occupied Household 1.9 1.9 1.9 2.0 Renter-Occupied Household Vehicles 3,113 49.0% 18,488 36.8% 89,889 43.8% 264,069 38.5% Average Vehicles per Renter-Occupied Household 1.2 1.2 1.3 1.3

Travel Time (2021) Worker Base Age 16 years or Over 5,816 43,344 170,533 536,637 Travel to Work in 14 Minutes or Less 1,376 23.7% 8,590 19.8% 38,766 22.7% 120,715 22.5% Travel to Work in 15 to 29 Minutes 2,844 48.9% 19,225 44.4% 78,649 46.1% 244,541 45.6% Travel to Work in 30 to 59 Minutes 1,039 17.9% 8,123 18.7% 33,213 19.5% 118,767 22.1% Travel to Work in 60 Minutes or More 149 2.6% 1,555 3.6% 7,383 4.3% 21,117 3.9% Work at Home 226 3.9% 2,321 5.4% 8,779 5.1% 29,753 5.5%

Average Minutes Travel to Work 19.3 21.0 20.4 21.0


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Columbus, OH 43219

Transportation To Work (2021) Worker Base Age 16 years or Over 5,816 43,344 170,533 536,637 Drive to Work Alone 4,563 78.5% 34,229 79.0% 131,476 77.1% 424,433 79.1% Drive to Work in Carpool 679 11.7% 3,803 8.8% 14,738 8.6% 43,007 8.0% Travel to Work by Public Transportation 214 3.7% 1,543 3.6% 6,726 3.9% 15,693 2.9% Drive to Work on Motorcycle - - 9 - 96 - 324 - Bicycle to Work 10 0.2% 95 0.2% 806 0.5% 2,118 0.4% Walk to Work 108 1.9% 896 2.1% 6,236 3.7% 17,104 3.2% Other Means 15 0.3% 447 1.0% 1,676 1.0% 4,204 0.8% Work at Home 226 3.9% 2,321 5.4% 8,779 5.1% 29,753 5.5%

Daytime Demographics (2021) Total Businesses 255 3,470 10,724 39,264 Total Employees 5,389 52,755 134,816 521,244 Company Headquarter Businesses 11 4.2% 123 3.5% 373 3.5% 1,542 3.9% Company Headquarter Employees 508 9.4% 7,400 14.0% 19,819 14.7% 84,355 16.2% Employee Population per Business 21.2 to 1 15.2 to 1 12.6 to 1 13.3 to 1 Residential Population per Business 43.8 to 1 23.9 to 1 30.1 to 1 26.1 to 1 Adj. Daytime Demographics Age 16 Years or Over 8,232 76,974 223,679 802,963

Labor Force Labor Population Age 16 Years or Over (2021) 8,463 63,806 255,455 816,872 Labor Force Total Males (2021) 3,809 45.0% 29,445 46.1% 123,733 48.4% 393,559 48.2% Male Civilian Employed 2,779 73.0% 19,675 66.8% 85,660 69.2% 272,713 69.3% Male Civilian Unemployed 60 1.6% 996 3.4% 5,429 4.4% 16,931 4.3% Males in Armed Forces - - 15 - 49 - 259 - Males Not in Labor Force 970 25.5% 8,760 29.7% 32,596 26.3% 103,656 26.3% Labor Force Total Females (2021) 4,654 55.0% 34,361 53.9% 131,722 51.6% 423,313 51.8% Female Civilian Employed 2,841 61.0% 19,888 57.9% 80,841 61.4% 262,016 61.9% Female Civilian Unemployed 243 5.2% 1,582 4.6% 6,141 4.7% 15,841 3.7% Females in Armed Forces - - 9 - 43 - 164 - Females Not in Labor Force 1,570 33.7% 12,882 37.5% 44,698 33.9% 145,291 34.3% Unemployment Rate 303 3.6% 2,577 4.0% 11,569 4.5% 32,772 4.0%

Occupation (2021) Occupation Population Age 16 Years or Over 5,620 39,563 166,500 534,730 Occupation Total Males 2,779 49.5% 19,675 49.7% 85,660 51.4% 272,713 51.0% Occupation Total Females 2,841 50.5% 19,888 50.3% 80,841 48.6% 262,016 49.0% Management, Business, Financial Operations 876 15.6% 5,588 14.1% 26,747 16.1% 99,772 18.7% Professional, Related 1,265 22.5% 8,417 21.3% 40,268 24.2% 143,162 26.8% Service 1,260 22.4% 8,502 21.5% 32,330 19.4% 86,956 16.3% Sales, Office 1,036 18.4% 8,009 20.2% 34,209 20.5% 110,430 20.7% Farming, Fishing, Forestry 5 - 69 0.2% 331 0.2% 909 0.2% Construction, Extraction, Maintenance 159 2.8% 2,246 5.7% 8,221 4.9% 25,524 4.8% Production, Transport, Material Moving 1,019 18.1% 6,732 17.0% 24,394 14.7% 67,977 12.7%

White Collar Workers 3,177 56.5% 22,015 55.6% 101,224 60.8% 353,364 66.1% Blue Collar Workers 2,442 43.5% 17,549 44.4% 65,277 39.2% 181,366 33.9%


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Columbus, OH 43219

Units In Structure (2021) Total Units 3,815 29,134 115,509 368,820 1 Detached Unit 1,836 48.1% 19,278 66.2% 67,023 58.0% 224,600 60.9% 1 Attached Unit 346 9.1% 2,008 6.9% 10,353 9.0% 36,339 9.9% 2 Units 84 2.2% 1,166 4.0% 6,786 5.9% 16,959 4.6% 3 to 4 Units 272 7.1% 2,528 8.7% 11,797 10.2% 31,738 8.6% 5 to 9 Units 960 25.2% 2,985 10.2% 12,699 11.0% 38,266 10.4% 10 to 19 Units 392 10.3% 1,279 4.4% 7,027 6.1% 21,940 5.9% 20 to 49 Units 31 0.8% 723 2.5% 6,019 5.2% 18,460 5.0% 50 or More Units 257 6.7% 1,343 4.6% 6,246 5.4% 22,039 6.0% Mobile Home or Trailer 26 0.7% 391 1.3% 1,152 1.0% 4,446 1.2% Other Structure - - 3 - 9 - 87 -

Homes Built By Year (2021) Homes Built 2014 or later 326 7.5% 1,234 3.6% 5,822 4.2% 20,843 4.7% Homes Built 2010 to 2013 201 4.6% 667 2.0% 2,784 2.0% 12,038 2.7% Homes Built 2000 to 2009 1,210 27.7% 3,134 9.2% 9,551 6.9% 43,668 9.9% Homes Built 1990 to 1999 983 22.5% 3,599 10.5% 14,864 10.7% 53,051 12.0% Homes Built 1980 to 1989 278 6.4% 2,741 8.0% 12,988 9.3% 45,011 10.2% Homes Built 1970 to 1979 597 13.7% 5,177 15.2% 19,137 13.8% 63,221 14.3% Homes Built 1960 to 1969 334 7.7% 5,145 15.1% 17,258 12.4% 54,955 12.4% Homes Built 1950 to 1959 112 2.6% 4,653 13.6% 19,061 13.7% 49,666 11.2% Homes Built 1940 to 1949 38 0.9% 2,476 7.3% 9,033 6.5% 21,845 4.9% Homes Built Before 1939 125 2.9% 2,877 8.4% 18,613 13.4% 50,576 11.5%

Median Age of Homes 25.4 yrs 43.1 yrs 45.2 yrs 41.7 yrs

Home Values (2021) Owner Specified Housing Units 1,685 16,355 59,289 213,769 Home Values $1,000,000 or More 5 0.3% 123 0.8% 343 0.6% 1,736 0.8% Home Values $750,000 to $999,999 6 0.4% 197 1.2% 673 1.1% 3,202 1.5% Home Values $500,000 to $749,999 23 1.3% 354 2.2% 1,897 3.2% 10,277 4.8% Home Values $400,000 to $499,999 27 1.6% 498 3.0% 2,110 3.6% 12,044 5.6% Home Values $300,000 to $399,999 100 6.0% 1,158 7.1% 6,205 10.5% 27,698 13.0% Home Values $250,000 to $299,999 133 7.9% 1,321 8.1% 5,922 10.0% 23,539 11.0% Home Values $200,000 to $249,999 307 18.2% 2,300 14.1% 8,937 15.1% 32,435 15.2% Home Values $175,000 to $199,999 143 8.5% 1,294 7.9% 4,143 7.0% 15,067 7.0% Home Values $150,000 to $174,999 222 13.2% 1,968 12.0% 6,436 10.9% 21,304 10.0% Home Values $125,000 to $149,999 181 10.8% 1,291 7.9% 4,991 8.4% 16,171 7.6% Home Values $100,000 to $124,999 258 15.3% 1,378 8.4% 4,873 8.2% 15,242 7.1% Home Values $90,000 to $99,999 52 3.1% 466 2.9% 1,814 3.1% 5,860 2.7% Home Values $80,000 to $89,999 59 3.5% 581 3.5% 1,822 3.1% 5,535 2.6% Home Values $70,000 to $79,999 40 2.4% 635 3.9% 2,083 3.5% 6,107 2.9% Home Values $60,000 to $69,999 15 0.9% 523 3.2% 1,727 2.9% 4,654 2.2% Home Values $50,000 to $59,999 26 1.5% 586 3.6% 1,582 2.7% 3,599 1.7% Home Values $35,000 to $49,999 15 0.9% 726 4.4% 1,812 3.1% 4,231 2.0% Home Values $25,000 to $34,999 26 1.6% 328 2.0% 636 1.1% 1,339 0.6% Home Values $10,000 to $24,999 26 1.5% 314 1.9% 687 1.2% 2,162 1.0% Home Values Under $10,000 20 1.2% 312 1.9% 597 1.0% 1,566 0.7% Owner-Occupied Median Home Value $163,273 $159,525 $185,300 $217,176 Renter-Occupied Median Rent $853 $754 $793 $841


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Total Annual Consumer Expenditure (2021) Total Household Expenditure $215.46 M $1.65 B $7.04 B $26.1 B Total Non-Retail Expenditure $113.67 M $869.03 M $3.72 B $13.8 B Total Retail Expenditure $101.8 M $776.91 M $3.32 B $12.29 B

Apparel $7.56 M $57.84 M $247.87 M $924.12 M Contributions $6.5 M $51.5 M $222.58 M $851.9 M Education $5.9 M $47.2 M $205.56 M $793.99 M Entertainment $11.81 M $91.38 M $392.05 M $1.47 B Food and Beverages $32.35 M $245.2 M $1.05 B $3.85 B Furnishings and Equipment $7.35 M $56.8 M $243.65 M $914.88 M Gifts $4.9 M $38.78 M $169.01 M $649.75 M Health Care $18.43 M $140.27 M $595.52 M $2.19 B Household Operations $8.26 M $63.83 M $273.36 M $1.02 B Miscellaneous Expenses $4.01 M $30.89 M $132.34 M $493.12 M Personal Care $2.89 M $22.09 M $94.42 M $350.18 M Personal Insurance $1.39 M $11.04 M $47.48 M $182.18 M Reading $459.25 K $3.54 M $15.18 M $56.72 M Shelter $46.21 M $350.24 M $1.5 B $5.53 B Tobacco $1.49 M $10.82 M $45.43 M $158.32 M Transportation $39.28 M $299.37 M $1.28 B $4.74 B Utilities $16.67 M $125.13 M $529.43 M $1.92 B

Monthly Household Consumer Expenditure (2021) Total Household Expenditure $4,271 $4,326 $4,543 $5,242 Total Non-Retail Expenditure $2,253 52.8% $2,284 52.8% $2,401 52.9% $2,772 52.9% Total Retail Expenditures $2,018 47.2% $2,042 47.2% $2,141 47.1% $2,470 47.1%

Apparel $150 3.5% $152 3.5% $160 3.5% $186 3.5% Contributions $129 3.0% $135 3.1% $144 3.2% $171 3.3% Education $117 2.7% $124 2.9% $133 2.9% $159 3.0% Entertainment $234 5.5% $240 5.6% $253 5.6% $296 5.6% Food and Beverages $641 15.0% $645 14.9% $675 14.9% $772 14.7% Furnishings and Equipment $146 3.4% $149 3.5% $157 3.5% $184 3.5% Gifts $97 2.3% $102 2.4% $109 2.4% $131 2.5% Health Care $365 8.6% $369 8.5% $384 8.5% $439 8.4% Household Operations $164 3.8% $168 3.9% $176 3.9% $206 3.9% Miscellaneous Expenses $80 1.9% $81 1.9% $85 1.9% $99 1.9% Personal Care $57 1.3% $58 1.3% $61 1.3% $70 1.3% Personal Insurance $28 0.6% $29 0.7% $31 0.7% $37 0.7% Reading $9 0.2% $9 0.2% $10 0.2% $11 0.2% Shelter $916 21.4% $921 21.3% $968 21.3% $1,111 21.2% Tobacco $30 0.7% $28 0.7% $29 0.6% $32 0.6% Transportation $779 18.2% $787 18.2% $825 18.2% $953 18.2% Utilities $330 7.7% $329 7.6% $342 7.5% $385 7.3%


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WE ARE THE POPULATION CENTER OF NORTH AMERICA. WE’RE THE CAPITAL OF A MAJOR STATE. WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST TEACHING RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES HERE, GIVING US A YOUNG AND EDUCATED POPULATION AND AN INNATE INTERNATIONAL EDGE. - Les Wexner, Founder, Chairman and CEO, L Brands

Source: EMSI, 2018; U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates, 2017; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2017; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2017; ESRI Business Analyst, 2017

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AN ALL-ACCESS PASS TO THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE The Columbus Region is a critical link in the supply chain of thousands of global companies, due to its unmatched accessibility to and from the North American market.

Toronto

Charleston, SC

by Seaby Railby Road

Los Angeles, CA(12-14 days to East Asia)

(9-12 days to East Asia)

(8 days to North Europe)(23-29 days to East Asia)

(9-10 days to North Europe)(27-29 days to East Asia)

Norfolk, VA

Chicago, IL

Mexico City3.5-4 days9 days

COLUMBUS

Atlanta, GA

500 Mi/805 Km

3.5-4 days9 days

Seattle, WA4 days9 days

1 day2-3 days

New York, NY1 day1-2 days

1 day1 day

- MULTIPLE TRUCKING companies and brokerages.

- A 10-HOUR DRIVE to nearly half of the U.S. and one-third of the Canadian populations.

- EASY ACCESS to interstates and area highways.

- COAST-TO-COAST SERVICE is provided by Norfolk Southern and CSX, two of the nation’s largest rail providers.

- Combined intermodal facilities handle 800,000 CONTAINER lifts annually.

- The Heartland Corridor allows DOUBLE-STACKED FREIGHT TRAINS to travel between Rickenbacker Inland Port and the Virginia ports.

FOREIGN TRADE ZONE #138One of the 10 most active FTZs in the nation, FTZ #138 is the nation’s top FTZ for the total value of imported textiles and footwear—moving more than $6.2 billion of the nation’s total $8.9 billion in that category.

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PASSENGER AIR SERVICEJohn Glenn Columbus International Airport and Rickenbacker International Airport have nearly 160 daily flights, including nonstop flights to Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto, Washington D.C., and 40 other destinations. Half of the country is accessible from Columbus in about two hours or less.

LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE

- FOUR INTERMODAL TERMINALS provide access to world markets and seaports.

- Home to Rickenbacker International Airport, one of the WORLD’S ONLY CARGO-DEDICATED airports.

- 16 scheduled weekly international 747 and 777 freighter frequencies on five premier carriers offering WORLDWIDE ACCESS.

- 46 weekly FEDEX AND UPS FREQUENCIES, connecting to international hubs.

AS A 3PL COMPANY FOCUSED ON FASHION AND E-COMMERCE, IT IS KEY FOR US TO BE IN A LOCATION WITH GOOD INFRASTRUCTURE, A GOOD LABOR BASE AND A CENTRAL LOCATION. AFTER A DETAILED ANALYSIS, WE CONCLUDED THAT COLUMBUS WAS THE IDEAL LOCATION TO SERVE THE U.S. FROM THE EAST TO WEST COAST.- Johan Milliau, CEO and Co-Owner, Bleckmann

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ADVANTAGES THAT EQUAL REAL VALUE

In comparison to competitive markets, locating in the Columbus Region regularly tops the list as one of the best financial decisions a company can make.

The following scenarios show the cost of operating as a percentage of revenue.

MANUFACTURINGProject parameters: 50 jobs (production: SOC 51), 50,000 square feet, $25M land and building value, $50M tangible property (30% depreciation), $30M revenue, $1.5M in-state gross receipts, $3M profit

Metro Payroll Rent Taxes Total Cost Cost as % of Revenue

Columbus $1.79M $0.17M $0.63M $2.60M 8.7%

Louisville $1.73M $0.15M $1.03M $2.93M 9.8%

Dallas $1.54M $0.19M $1.31M $3.05M 10.2%

Chicago $1.63M $0.23M $1.25M $3.11M 10.4%

Detroit $1.84M $0.25M $1.02M $3.12M 10.4%

Los Angeles $1.43M $0.45M $1.41M $3.29M 11.0%

Indianapolis $1.60M $0.16M $1.65M $3.42M 11.4%

Charleston $1.89M $0.23M $2.07M $4.20M 14.0%

9COST OF DOING BUSINESS

LOGISTICSProject parameters: 200 jobs (warehouse: various from SOC 53), 200,000 square feet, $10M land and building value, $25M tangible property (30% depreciation), $100M revenue, $5M in-state gross receipts, $8M profit


Columbus $5.54M $0.70M $0.70M $6.95M 7.0%


Dallas $6.12M $0.81M $1.13M $8.06M 8.1%

Louisville $6.43M $0.73M $1.17M $8.34M 8.3%

Nashville $6.10M $1.00M $1.28M $8.38M 8.4%

Chicago $5.90M $0.97M $1.58M $8.46M 8.5%

Kansas City $6.42M $0.76M $1.48M $8.67M 8.7%

Pittsburgh $6.33M $1.11M $1.33M $8.78M 8.8%

OFFICEProject parameters: 200 jobs (office: SOC 13 and 43), 50,000 square feet, $10M land and building value, $1M tangible property (30% depreciation), $100M revenue, $5M in-state gross receipts, $10M profit


Columbus $8.35M $1.14M $0.74M $10.24M 10.2%


Tampa $7.82M $1.44M $1.13M $10.41M 10.4%

Nashville $8.10M $1.51M $1.16M $10.77M 10.8%

Charlotte $8.58M $1.41M $0.79M $10.79M 10.8%

Atlanta $8.38M $1.42M $1.15M $10.96M 11.0%

Dallas $8.86M $1.58M $0.78M $11.23M 11.2%

Chicago $8.63M $1.67M $1.75M $12.07M 12.1%

Source: Columbus 2020. Tax expenses included are related to property, corporate income and gross receipts.

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HOME OF MARKET-LEADING BRANDS

AUTOMOTIVE

FASHION AND APPAREL

FINANCE AND INSURANCE

DATA CENTERS FOOD AND BEVERAGE

HEADQUARTERS

11ECONOMIC DIVERSITY

PERSONAL CARE AND BEAUTY TECHNOLOGY

RETAIL AND E-COMMERCE

MANUFACTURING

LOGISTICS

R&D

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HIGHLY SKILLED AND EDUCATEDThe Columbus Region is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the Midwest and boasts one of the youngest populations; more than 50 college and university campuses including The Ohio State University, one of the world’s most comprehensive public research universities; and a workforce of 1 million, 36 percent of which holds a bachelor’s degree or higher.

LOW UNIONIZATION RATEThe unionization rate in the Columbus Region is one of the lowest in the Midwest and is competitive with many Southern metros.

TALENT

#3BEST CITY FOR MILLENNIALS (Money Magazine)

#1CITY FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES

(SmartAsset)

SMALL MARKET FOR TOP TECH TALENT (CBRE)

#1

Nashville 3.1%

Charlotte 3.7%

Columbus 4.0%

Indianapolis 4.6%

Kansas City 6.5%

Harrisburg 8.0%

Cincinnati 8.9%

Louisville 9.3%

Chicago 9.7%

Cleveland 10.0%

Pittsburgh 11.3%

Detroit 12.8%

Source: Unionstats.com, 2017

13COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT

THE COLUMBUS WAYThe Columbus Way—an ethos studied by Harvard faculty, civic leaders and business leaders around the country—drives leaders and residents to collaborate with forward-thinking intention.

The Columbus Way turns vision into action. It brings businesses, communities and academic institutions together to achieve what cannot be done alone. It’s why we’re successful now, but we know our best days are always ahead. It’s how we’ve made a significant impact in our region, consistently delivering on the promise of the future.

And the smart and open culture of our region brings the Columbus Way to life.

WE’RE SMART

The Columbus Region has been recognized over and over for innovation as it continues to prepare the next generation of visionaries.

• In addition to winning the USDOT Smart City Challenge, Columbus has been recognized as one of the seven smartest cities in the world by Intelligent Community Forum

• The Columbus Region is the center of the Midwest’s talent pipeline, with more than 50 universities in the metro area

• Columbus is ranked No. 1 for startup growth by the Kauffman Foundation and ranks No. 2 in venture capital growth since 2013

WE’RE OPEN

Columbus is where standing out never means standing alone. Our region approaches life through an open-minded lens. We welcome diversity and embrace new challenges, and we believe both of these qualities help businesses thrive. This has resulted in Columbus position as one of the fastest-growing regions in the country.

• No. 1 Opportunity City by Forbes

• Perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index for 4 straight years

• 109 languages spoken

• No. 13 City for Women in the Workforce by NerdWallet

• 21% of population growth comes from international migration

WE’RE INFLUENTIAL

As Ohio’s capital city, The Columbus Way affects the nation—from products to presidents. Columbus has historically been a microcosm of the nation in terms of religion, race, age and economic diversity, ranking fourth among metropolitan areas in its resemblance to the United States overall. Ohio’s diversity makes it a swing state and a mirror of the country.

Because of this, Columbus is the test market for the U.S.—a strategic place for influential brands to experiment with something new. And we are trendsetters. Columbus is home to the third highest concentration of fashion designers in the U.S., topped only by New York City and Los Angeles.

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