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CONTENTS

NEIGHBORHOOD

Evanston 04

Location 06

Access 08

NEIGHBORS

Co-Tenants 10

Area Retail Map 12

Dining Destination 14

Offi ces 16

Northwestern University 17

Residents 18

Demographics 19

SPACE

Overview 20

Site Plan 22

About McCaffery Brokerage 23

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Evanston serves as the bridge between the metropolis of Chicago just 12 miles south and the quaint villages of the affl uent northern suburbs.

Home to Northwestern University as well as several business headquarters, the historic but forward-thinking township is the cultural and commercial center of

Chicago’s North Shore.

Uniquely Urban and Suburban

EVANSTON

“ The mix of urban sophistication and suburban relaxation, along with social and economic diversity found in downtown Evanston make it a Top 10 Best Downtown.”

Livability.com

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Located at the corner of Church Street and Maple Avenue, surrounded by residential, retail and offi ce space, Church Street Plaza is a three-building complex with 179,000 square feet of retail space.

Ample parking, pedestrian walkways,

bike-friendly roads, and direct access to

Chicago’s CTA and Metra commuter rail

lines make Church Street Plaza an ideal location to capture traffi c day or night.

The Heart of Downtown Evanston

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ACCESS

BY TRAIN

Davis CTA Station

Purple Line 4,100 average riders per day

Davis Metra Union Pacifi c Station

2,070 average riders per day

BY BIKE

Evanston boasts a series of bike routes and protected bike lanes that make cycling an enjoyable and safe way to get around.

BY BUS Seven CTA and Pace bus routes serve Church Street Plaza, bringing visitors from Chicago and the North Shore.

BY FOOT

Walkscore.com gives Church Street Plaza a 94 out of 100, calling it a “Walker’s Paradise”

BY CAR

Three-way signalized entrance at Church Street and Maple Avenue

Three-way signalized entrance at Clark Street and Maple Avenue with direct access into 1,400 stall city-owned garage

Vehicles Per Day

Church Street 9,852 vehicles per dayEmerson Street 9,852 vehicles per dayGreen Bay Road 21,458 vehicles per daySheridan Road 23,079 vehicles per dayRidge Avenue 21,028 vehicles per day

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425,802 SFTOTAL SUBMARKET

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VACANCY

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With the Northwestern University population and the North Shore’s affl uent residents seeking out the latest in cuisine and culture, Evanston has evolved into a hot spot for entrepreneurial restaurateurs, brewers and distillers to cater to this diverse—and hungry—crowd.

The North Shore’s Dining Destination

DINING

JOHN LINTON Hearth

Contemporary American

SHIN THOMPSON Furious Spoon, Fire Fin

Poké, Deadbolt Nouveau Asian

ERIC MANSAVAGE Farmhouse

Midwestern Farm-To-Table Craft Tavern

SANDY CHEN Koi

Fine Asian Cuisine

GIDE MERRIMAN Bistro Bordeaux

Traditional French Bistro

ALPANA SINGH Terra & VineItalian Mediterranean

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AMY MORTON & NICOLE PEDERSON Found Kitchen and

Social House Haute-But-Homey Farm-To-Table

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Evanston is the commercial center of Chicago’s North Shore where local and national businesses employ thousands of area residents and commuters each day.

The downtown Evanston area alone

has more than 10,000 employees

within walking distance of Church

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Our newest neighbor, located just one block west, is the newly relocated corporate headquarters of Accuity, a nearly $200 million business. With approximately 200 employees, it is predicted that “Accuity employees

would spend about a $1 million yearly

at Evanston businesses.”1

Daytime Population is on the Rise

OFFICES

Notable Neighbor:

Northwestern University

STUDENTS

• Largest employer in Evanston

• More than 20,000 students and

10,000+ faculty

• 60% of students live off-campus3

• #12 national university4

• Cost of undergraduate attendance is nearly $70,000 per year5

1 Economic Impact Report, Bay Area Economics, 2006. 2 “Putting on a Happy Face,” North by Northwestern, Sam Niiro, December 3, 2014. 3 Collegedata.com 4 US News & World Report5 Northwestern.edu

1 “International company considers move from Skokie to Evanston,” The Chicago Tribune, Bob Seidenberg, May 29, 2015.

“ The slew of students, faculty, visiting scholars, families and assorted other travelers that NU brings to the area spend huge sums in the area, too.”2

$127-$155million

ANNUAL EXPENDITURESIN EVANSTON

by Northwestern University faculty,

staff, students and campus visitors.1

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DEMOGRAPHICS

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Population 14,742 35,306 85,285

Household 6,316 13,741 34,451

Median age (years) 29.1 29.6 35.2

Bachelor’s degree or higher 77.7% 69.8% 65.8%

Average Household Income $94,427 $103,379 $113,936

Median Home Value $416,008 $438,844 $387,755

Owner-occupied 31.7% 36.6% 47.6%

Renter-occupied 59.0% 55.1% 45.1%

EXPENDITURES

Food away from home $26.5MM $61.2MM $163MM

Food at home $37.8MM 88.2MM $237MM

Entertainment & Recreation $22.4MM $53.4MM $148MM

Apparel & Services $16.9MM $39.8MM $108MM

ETHNICITY

White 67.9% 63.3% 61.7%

Black 5.4% 12.9% 17.8%

Asian 22.0% 16.3% 11.4%

Other 1.2% 3.5% 4.6%

Two or more 3.4% 4.1% 4.5%

Hispanic origin (any race) 6.2% 9.6% 10.9%

Data Note: Income is expressed in current dollars. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2010 Summary File 1. Esri forecasts for 2017.

In addition to being a great place to work, visit and shop, many call Evanston home. And with residential development booming, soon many more will too.

• 3,000 housing units within walking distance, with another 800 planned

• 500+ residential condominiums in fi ve block radius

• Over 800 new units planned in next 12 months

• 205 condo units on site

Living in Downtown Evanston

RESIDENTS

According to fi nancial news site 24/7 Wall St. Evanston was ranked the fi fth of ‘America’s

50 Best Cities to Live.’

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THE SPACE

3,503SF

Terra & Vine8,276SF World Market

18,257SF

BlickArt Materials

9,733SF

Chili’s[available 3/1/18]

5,987SF

4,846SF

8,433SF

Furious Spoon2,046SF

Northwestern Medicine(& 2nd Level)

17,359SF

Uncle Dan’s6,292SF

UrbanOutfitters(& 2nd Level)

14,041SF

Peeled1,000SF

Pure Barre1,845SF

1,119SF

CycleBar

2,020SF

1,134SF

HealthMart

1,282SF

CentruryTheatresCinéArts

(& 2nd Level)

Noodles & Co.2,625SF

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McCaffery Brokerage team members are experts in commercial and retail leasing strategy development and execution. We leverage well-established relationships with best-in-class national brands and cutting-edge entrepreneurs to curate the ideal tenant mix for the asset and the community which it serves.

McCaffery Brokerage is a division of McCaffery Interests, a privately owned, full-service commercial real estate fi rm with offi ces in Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Pittsburgh.

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Andrew Macafee | amacafee@mccafferyinterests.com | 312-784-2844

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CHURCH STREET & MAPLE AVENUE

EVANSTON, IL 60201

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