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TURNKEY RESTAURANT IN OLD TOWN SCOTTSDALE6,200-SF FORMER BEN & JACK’S RESTAURANT
North of the Northwest Corner of Drinkwater Boulevard & Indian School Road – Scottsdale, Arizona
IVER BOWDEN(480) 688-4851
FOR LEASE OR SALE
Fully fixturized restaurant
More than 1.6 million SF of office space within 1 mile
More than 2,600 condos & 2,300 apartments within 1 mile
Tremendous daytime employment population - More than 61,000 employees within 1 mile
Located in the middle of Old Town Scottsdale and within walking distance of City of Scottsdale Municipal Complex
Scottsdale Stadium, home of the San Francisco Giants Spring Training located only ½ mile south
Surface and underground parking
9120 E. Talking Stick Way, Suite E-1Scottsdale, AZ 85250
o. 480.834.8500 | f. 602.381.1981www.derito.com
18,77420,466
$80,701$94,721
1.761,300
38.3
57,16862,235
$87,903$103,381
1.975,430
41.1
93,855101,940$88,153
$103,8442.0
99,91341.4
Indian School Road 29,067Drinkwater Blvd 18,136Total Cars Per Day 47,203
DEMOGRAPHICS (Source: SitesUSA)
TRAFFIC COUNTS (2014 Source: KSS Fuels)
Estimated Population (2016)Projected Population (2021)Estimated Avg. Household Income (2016)Projected Avg. Household Income (2021)Average Household Size (2016)Total Daytime Employees (2016)Median Age (2016)
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North of the Northwest Corner of Drinkwater Boulevard & Indian School Road – Scottsdale, Arizona
The information provided is gathered from sources deemed reliable. However, De Rito Partners makes no representations, warranties or guarantees as to its accuracy. The information has not been independently verified or confirmed by De Rito Partners. The information provided should not be relied upon to make any leasing or purchasing decisions. This statement with the information it contains is given with the understanding that all negotiations relating to the purchase, renting or leasing of the property described above shall be conducted through De Rito Partners.
The information provided is gathered from sources deemed reliable. However, De Rito Partners makes no representations, warranties or guarantees as to its accuracy. The information has not been independently verified or confirmed by De Rito Partners. The information provided should not be relied upon to make any leasing or purchasing decisions. This statement with the information it contains is given with the understanding that all negotiations relating to the purchase, renting or leasing of the property described above shall be conducted through De Rito Partners.
INDIAN SCHOOL RD
DRINKWATER BLVD
SCOTTSDALE CIVIC CENTER
SCOTTSDALE STADIUM
SCOTTSDALE OSBORN
MEDICAL CENTER
DOWNTOWNSCOTTSDALE
GALLERIA CORPORATE CENTRE
N D
rinkw
ater B
lvd
SAN MARIN APARTMENTS
SCOTTSDALE ONE CIVIC CENTER
SITE
276 UNITS
THIRD AVENUE LOFTS
PARKING84 UNITS
249 UNITS
199 ROOMS
127 ROOMS
243 ROOMS
197 ROOMS
E Indian School Rd
N D
rinkw
ater B
lvd
E Indian School Rd
N D
rinkw
ater B
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SCOTTSDALE CIVIC CENTER
SCOTTSDALE STADIUM
SCOTTSDALE OSBORN MEDICAL CENTER
DOWNTOWNSCOTTSDALE
APPROXIMATELY 525 UNITS
APPROXIMATELY 300 UNITS
MORE THAN 3,200 UNITS
MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
OFFICE
Scottsdale Moves Forward with $60M Stadium Upgrade for San Francisco Giants’ Spring Home Article originally posted on Phoenix Business Journal on April 1, 2018
That is the spring training home to the San Francisco Giants in the heart of the Old Town area, which is home to bars, restaurants and shopping. That also makes the stadium a Cactus League favorite for tourists and businesses entertaining employees, prospects and clients. Scottsdale is putting out a request for proposals (RFP) for a $5 million design/build contract. “That process will review areas within the master plan, which calls for improved seating and shade at the stadium, additional viewing areas, plus expansions to the clubhouse, player training areas and special event spaces,” said city spokesman Mike Phillips. Scottsdale Stadium first opened in 1956, was rebuilt in 1992 and had some renovations in 2005. It is one of the top draws in Arizona’s Cactus League and seats 12,000 fans. It also hosts Arizona Fall League games. City Council would still need to approve full spending and construction plans for stadium renovations. That could run between $40 million and $60 million. “The proposed renovations will boost the stadium’s position as a premier spring training venue and add features to make it a year-round multi-use event center that takes advantage of its location in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale,” Phillips said. Scottsdale hopes to pick a design/build team in July and if approved construction on the renovations could start in 2019 after spring training. Shade, communal areas for drinks and food, and being able to host special events are becoming increasingly important for ballparks and other sports venues. The Milwaukee Brewers, city of Phoenix and Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority are partnering on a $75 million renovation of Maryvale Baseball Park. The Brewers are paying $56 million to $60 million toward that project.