UNION STATION URBAN RETAIL8 0 0 N . A L A M E D AD T L A

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|Union Station

The Site• Historical station preserved• In the heart of the major transportation hub for

Los Angeles featuring: Metrolink, Metro Rail, Amtrak and multiple services including DASH and Metro Rapid

• Tremendous traffic with over 140,000 people daily and 55 million annually

• Across the street from El Pueblo, Olivera Street and Pico House

• Walking distance to: L.A. Civic Center, Chinatown, Little Tokyo and The Arts District

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signature restaurant space

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Space Highlights• Rate: Negotiable• Term: Negotiable• Parking: Abundant onsite

Space Details• Concourse: ±11,985 SF*

*potential ±3,000 SF Restaurant and Featured Bar showcase space

Conceptual Only

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site planEast Portal Venues Main Level

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Coming Soon!

Coming Soon!

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site planEast Portal Venues Second Level

Space Details• ±240-400 SF

Space Highlights• Rate: Negotiable • Term: Negotiable• Parking: Abundant onsite

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site planFormer Fred Harvey Restaurant - LEASED

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COMING SOON!

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|Union Station

Union Station Master Plan

• To celebrate the site’s history. By embracing the rich history of the neighboring communities & providing development that compliments the stations architecture to reinforce Union Station’s place in Los Angeles history.

• Improve the Union Station passenger experience. Improvements ranging from upgrading signage to expanded services.

• Create a great destination. The Master Plan will shape the city’s premier destination for travelers, residents and visitors. It will consider combinations of public space enhancements, access and circulation improvements, and new development.

• Prepare for high speed rail. The Master Plan will accomodate the future arrival of high speed rail serving Union Station.

DTLA Demographicsthe RESIDENTS ± 52,400

$ 98,700Median Income

71%Rent

27%Own 42%

Own Pets80%

College Educated

$103.00 Median spent on groceries per week

$16.42 Median spent per person on lunch in Downtown

$30.06 Median spent per person on dinner in Downtown

A c t i v i t i e s A t t e n d a n c e 2x per year Sporting Events 3x per year Music, Theater or Dance 3x per year Art Museums/Galleries

34 Median Age

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DTLA Demographicsthe EMPLOYEES ± 500,000

$ 98,020Median Income

49%Rent

44%Own 51%

Own Pets76%

College Educated

$107.00 Median spent on groceries per week

$14.54 Median spent per person on lunch in Downtown

$31.35 Median spent per person on dinner in Downtown

A c t i v i t i e s A t t e n d a n c e 1.8x per year Sporting Events 2.4x per year Music, Theater or Dance 2.2x per year Art Museums/Galleries

39 Median Age

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La Plaza - 384 Residential; 50,000 SF Retail

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Little Tokyo Apartments66 Residential; Retail

Sares Regis - 240 Residential; 16,000 SF Retail

AVA - 280 Residential; 20,000 Retail

Vibiana Lofts - 238 Residential; 3,600 Retail

Budokan

Little Tokyo Galleria

Mega Toys Lofts - 320 Residential; 15,000 Retail

Hauser & Wirth Arts Center

950 E. 3rd - 472 Residential; 20,000 Retail

3rd & Garey - Residential

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Double Tree by Hilton

Threads Custom printing & Cafe

SITE: Union StationSpirited Group; Barista Society; Cafe Crepe; Traxx; Famima; Wetzels Pretzels; T&Y Bakery; Ben & Jerry’s; Subway; StarbucksJapanese American National MuseumFar Bar

Daikokuya

Miyako Hotel

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Japanese Village PlazaOiwake; Teishokuta of Tokyo; Shabu Shabu House; Cube; Popkiller; Hob Nob; Cafe Dulce; Tokyo Lifestyle

14 Weller CourtMarukai; Kinokuniya Bookstore; Blue Whale; Matsui; Orochon Ramen

15 Little Tokyo MallAnime Jungle; Oomasa; Daiso

16 American Apparel; Spitz; Flying Pig; Johnny Rockets

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18 Starbucks

19 Boomtown Brewery

20 Civil Coffee

21 The LOFT Ensemble

22 Novel Cafe

23 Wurstkuche

24 The Pie Hole

25 Umami Burger

26 Eighty Two

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Derrick Moore Amit ParekhPrincipal Associate213.935.7433 213.935.7434derrick.moore@avisonyoung.com amit.parekh@avisonyoung.com

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