Brookline Look Book

continuing the conversation

Presented By: Tiffany Winne Executive Vice President (602) 783-1611

Tom Johnston Senior Managing Director (602) 783-1602

Janelle Hepner Workplace Strategist (602) 783-1614 1

Russell Fine Associate Broker (602) 783-1617

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phoenix Tamara, Shannyn and Geoff: Thanks again for your time on May 2nd. We appreciate the exchange and look forward to further dialogue. While we recognize that you still have the creation of a strategic plan pending, we wanted to offer further thoughts on one specific topic—the potential creation of a Downtown campus for Brookline College. We thought that this was an exciting idea, given all that is transpiring in Phoenix’ Central Core regarding population growth, increase in amenities, influx of young people, and creation of additional housing stock in that area. This would be a significant strategic shift for Brookline in terms of geography, building types, parking allocation, and overall branding, so we wanted to offer you further insight as you mull this idea.

To that end, we have assembled a selection of properties in Downton Phoenix and adjacent areas that may be interesting for Brookline to consider. This is in no way an exhaustive list of every availability, but merely some ‘thought starters’ to help shape your thinking. Prior to a strategic plan being in place, it is unknown what the real estate portfolio and the budget that will support it will look like. Brookline College may proceed with its traditional space approach, transition to “micro-campuses”, or a combination of various sized locations. The following pages offer a sampling of current availabilities. The properties represent a wide range of options, including renovated historic buildings, buildings with pending renovations, a former shopping mall, a class A high-rise, a movie theater, a former school, and traditional office space.

We hope this will provide you a snapshot of a market that was of interest to you. If you would like to discuss this, or any other submarkets, in more detail, we would be happy to arrange that conversation.

Thanks in advance for your consideration.

Regards,

Tiffany Winne

Tom Johnston

Janelle Hepner

Russell Fine

RESIDENTIAL Luhrs City Center Alta Fillmore Boradstone Arts District Union @ Roosevelt Portland on the Park Illuminate 920 Proxy333 Residencens at CityScape Roosevelt Point

EDUCATION ASU College of Nursing ASU College of Public Programs ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism Arizona Summit Law School Bioscience High School Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law UofA College of Medicine UofA College of Pharmacy UofA Business School NAU Downtown IGC/TGEN 2

TOP INDUSTRIES Health Care & Social Assistance Scientific & Technology Services Finance & Insurance Education Services TOP EMPLOYERS Banner Health Apollo Group Inc. Honeywell American Express St. Joseph’s Hospital Bank of America U-Haul International

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Many observers believe that Downtown Phoenix is undergoing a renaissance. Traditionally, growth trajectories in Phoenix focused outwards, towards the edges of the desert. In recent years, in contrast, city officials and business leaders have been searching for a new formula—focusing on the long-neglected downtown.

There are currently as many apartments under construction, or about to be built, as all of those that were built from 1996 to 2008. The City successfully enticed three state universities to build campuses downtown, increasing the number of students to 12,000 from 400 just ten years ago. Infrastructure is growing at a steady pace, as are cultural institutions. Technology companies like Uber and DoubleDutch are making big commitments to downtown buildings.

Just last week, Uber increased its downtown presence to 110,000 SF. Long bereft of after-hours activity, the streets are now filled with people after-hours who are taking advantage of the growing number of bars and restaurants the areas has to offer.

As Brookline College undertakes the development of its strategic plan, we hope this information will help flesh out the consideration of the Downtown option.

92,053

25.11%

$50,733

Population in 3-Mile Radius

Aged 20-34 Years

Average HH Income

$4.6 B

11,923

1,614

Redevelopment Investment 2005-2016

Enrollment at ASU Downtown

Enrollment at Other Downtown Campuses

3.3 M

180+

Light Rail Onboardings 2016

Restaurants in the Vicinity

EAT & DRINK Alice Cooper’stown Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlor Blue Hound Kitchen & Cocktails Chipotle City View Grill Cornish Pasty Company Duck & Decanter Grabbagreen Hard Rock Café Majerle’s Sports Grill Nobuo at Teeter House Phoenix Public Market Pizzeria Bianco

10 Minutes from Sky Harbor Intl. Airport VENUES Crescent Ballroom Monarch Theater Stand Up Live CONVENTIONS Phoenix Convention Center HOTELS Sheraton Hyatt Regency Westin 3

SPORTS ARENAS Chase Field Talking Stick Resort Arena THEATERS Comerica Theatre Herberger Theatre Phoenix Symphony Hall Orpheum Theatre Valley Youth Theatre

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Lincoln Street

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Jefferson Street

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University Park

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• 13 ArtHAUS 82 The Muse • 6 Broadstone Arts District • 7 Coronado Commons • 11 Artisan Lofts on Central300 North • 18 Enhance Condominiums 7 94 89 91 • 19 Portland Place 88 • 90 on the Park McKinley Street • 2022 Portland Development 92 •s 23 Oscar s Portland Two • 24 Roosevelt Square 8 97 • 25 Reflections at Portland s 100 s 99 • 27 Illuminate Apartments 98 • 28 Broadstone s Roosevelt Row 93 • 29 Artisan 101 Village 10 • 111 112 G 38 ra • 3031 Portland Fillmore Street nd 8 113 • 32 Center 110 s 114 Av Roosevelt Commons en •11533 Lofts at McKinley ue s • 34 4th Avenue Townhomes 0 • 35 Townhomes on 3rd • 36 Future Development 123 126 • 37 Union@Roosevelt Taylor Mall • 38 Linear Apartments Phoenix • 39 Roosevelt Point 124 125 127 • 40 Urban Living on 2nd Ave • 43 Derby • 44 215 E McKinley • 45 Proxy 333 • 48 Metro4Twelve 133 • 49 Westward Ho • 50 St. Croix Villas Van Buren Street • 51 The Met Apartments 139 • 52 Skyline Lofts 140 • 55 Alta Fillmore • 56 Future Development Monroe Street • Jackson Moreland Street LoftsStreet at Fillmore 300 South • 5764 The Place Student Housing • 86 Taylor 146 23 144 145 44 Monroe • 93 Renaissance Park • Condominiums Adams Street Copper Square • 9495 Camden eet/Union Pacific RR Lofts •115 Orpheum Portland Street Artisan Parkview s • 147 124 Residences at CityScape 149 Washington Street •133 Barrister Redevelopment 148 30 •143 Campaige Place treet •146 The Summit 28 s29 •148 Stadium Lofts •149 Ballpark Apartments Jefferson Street •152 Matthew Henson Apartments 1000 North 151 150 • 2 Arizona Opera et • 4 Phoenix Arts Museum • 5 Phoenix Theater 39 • 12 Cutler Plotkin Jewish Center Madison Street • 13 Burton Barr Central Library Garfield Street • 15 Japanese Friendship Garden • 16 Phoenix Center for the Arts • 17 Irish Cultural Center 153 • 26 MonOrchid Jackson Street • 58 YMCA/ASU Recreation Center 155 • 59 ASU Student Union/Post Office 154 • 60 AE England s 45 • 63 Valley Harrison Pacific RR YouthStreet/Union Theater • 89 Herberger 46 Theater • 90 St. Mary's Basilica & Diocese • Pastoral Pierce Street Center Buchanan Street Children's Museum of Phoenix •10092 Phoenix Ctr West •101 Phoenix Convention 52 53 54 Ctr North •104 ComericaConvention 600 North Theater • Metro Lightrail Route Residential Lincoln Street lopment Area 107 Orpheum Theater •108 Fargo Plaza •112 Wells Metro Lightrail Stop Arts/Cultural/Sports/Event s District Arizona Latino • & Cultural CenterArts Government/Non Profit 71 Phoenix Biomedical Campus 68 113 Symphony Hall •114 Grant Street City Council District 4s Science Center 75 Offices & Buildings •116 Arizona Carnegie Library/Museum •121 Cesar City Council Hotel/Public Gathering s District 7 Plaza •127 PhoenixChavez 72 73 Convention Ctr South City Council District 8 Education/Research mpus District •137 The Pressroom Sherman Street 69 •139 Talking Stick Resort Arena s Parking Garage, School P •140 Chase Field 74 70 •154 George Washington Carver • Museum &Updated 79 2/16 Cultural Center 85 US Bankruptcy Court • 82 80 102 Phoenix Police Headquarters 81 •105 Phoenix Municipal Court Downtown•Phoenix Redevelopment Area 106 City Hall 300 NorthEnhanced • Municipal District 117 PoliceServices Forensic Lab • 94 Sandra Day O'Connor Current Project 91 •118 Sites Federal Courthouse Warehouse District 90 119 Calvin C. Goode Municipal Bldg • Capitol Mall District 120 City Council Chambers 92 •122 Phoenix CityCampus Hall/ ASU Downtown District • Historic County Courthouse P County Forensic •128 Maricopa Science Center 129 County Administration Building T H E D O O R I S O P 93E N 101 5• Maricopa County Superior Court •130 134 Human Services Campus 77

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I-10 Freeway Access

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Roosevelt Historic District

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1st Street

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I-10 Papago Freeway

3rd Avenue

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Comerica Theater •104 107 Orpheum Theater •108 Fargo Plaza •112 Wells Moreland Street Latino Arts • Arizona & Cultural Center 113 Symphony Hall •114 Science Center •116 Arizona Carnegie Library/Museum •121 Cesar Chavez Plaza Portland Street •127 Phoenix Convention •137 The Pressroom Ctr South •139 Talking Stick Resort Arena •140 Chase Field •154 George Washington Carver • Museum & Cultural Center US Bankruptcy Court •10285 Phoenix Headquarters •105 Phoenix Police •106 City Hall Municipal Court Garfield Street •117 Police Forensic Lab •118 Sandra Day O'Connor • Federal Courthouse Calvin C. Goode Municipal Bldg •119 City Council Chambers •120 122 City Hall/ s • Historic County Courthouse County Forensic •128 Maricopa Science Center Pierce Street 129 County Administration •130 Maricopa County SuperiorBuilding Court •134 Human Services Campus •135 County Justice Center •136 Count Sheriff's Office •138 County Court Tower •141 Clerk of Superior Court • Customer Service Center County Assessor's Office •142 Phoenix O.I.C. •144 151 Job Corps • 70 APS • 78 Arizona Republic/Channel 12 • 83 Grace Court • 88 Chase Tower • 96 US Bank Tower •103 Channel 10 News •109 Renaissance Square Towers •126 Bank of America •131 Luhrs City Center • 8 McDowell Marketplace • 21 FOUND:RE Hotel • 42 Phoenix Public Market • 53 Holiday Inn Express • 67 Sheraton Hotel • 68 AMC 24 • 69 Arizona Center • 76 Crescent Ballroom • 77 Freeport McMoran Center/ • Westin Hotel Suites by Marriott • 8284 Springhill Marketplace • 87 Welnick Hotel San Carlos • 97 Hilton Garden Inn • Phoenix Downtown Phoenix • 98 Renaissance Downtown Hotel Regency Hotel •11199 Hyatt •123 Hanny's CityScape •125 Palomar Hotel •132 Courtyard and Residence Inn •147 The Grove •150 The Duce •153 Bentley Projects • 9 AZ School for the Arts • 10 Genesis Academy • 14 Kenilworth Elementary School • 41 Phoenix College • 46 Phoenix Union Bioscience H.S. • 47 Rio Salado College • 54 Arizona Cancer Center • 61 School of Journalism/KAET-8 • 62 ASU University Center • 65s ASU Center for Law and Society • 66 ASU College of Nursing • & Health Innovation Biomedical • 71 Phoenix Campus Garage 72 Tgen/IGC • 73 BioscienceHeadquarters Partnership Building • 74 Health Sciences Bldg • 75 ASU PreparatoryEducation Academy • 79 ABC1 • 80 University of Arizona • College of Medicine College of Medicine Bldg 4 • 8191 UofA •110 1ASUNorthMercado • AZ SummitCentral Law School 145 Scheduling Institute/On Jackson •155 Arizona State University • 16

Margaret T. Hance Park

I-10 Freeway Access

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I-17: 1 mile

Metro Lightrail Route

Residential

Metro Lightrail Stop

Arts/Cultural/Sports/Event

Phoenix Biomedical Campus

Government/Non Profit

City Council District 4

Offices & Buildings

City Council District 7

Hotel/Public Gathering

City Council District 8

Education/Research

Parking Garage, School

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DOWNTOWN CORE

The Heard Building 112 N. Central Ave. We t h o u g h t o f thi s f o r Bro o kl i ne b ecause it had smaller floorplates, mak ing it a n o pt i o n i f a m i c r o - site st r ateg y i s s el ected . I t also has historical character, w hich man y bu i l di n g s i n P hoe n ix la c k . Ori g i nal l y co ns tructed in 1919, the building w as recently renov a t e d t o a t t ra c t next -g e n e r a t io n tenants . T h is wo u ld be a Phoe nix ve rsion of the 325 N. We l l s p ro p er ty t ha t Tam ara liked in Ch icag o t ha t house s the Chic a go Sc hool of P ro f es s i o n al Psyc h o l o g y. Fun f act: the b ui l d i ng c an be seen in the opening sequence of th e 1960 A l fre d H i t ch c o c k f ilm Ps ycho .

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DOWNTOWN CORE

BUILDING INFO Bu i l t i n 1919 ± 65, 000 S F Total ±43 , 000 S F Avai l ab l e ±8,500 S F F l oor P l ate Asking Rate: $27. 00/ S F FSG

LOCATION INFO Po te ntia l “M ic ro Site ” Adja c e nt to lig ht ra il a nd tra ns it s t a t ion Adbunda nt re ta il a m e nities M us t c o ntra c t with c ity o r ho te l for p a r k ing

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DOWNTOWN CORE

One North First 1 N. First Street Anot her his to r i c o p t i o n , b u t t h i s t i me wi t h l arg er fl o o rp l at es . A gain , th is buil ding w oul d c l o s e r t o t h e l o o k and feel o f 3 2 5 N. Wel l s i n Chi cago. T h e buil ding is o n t h e l i g h t r a i l a n d o wners hip is in the p ro ces s of rolling out ol der t e n a n t s i n o rd e r t o create a mo re yo uth- o riented , c re a tive atm os phere .

LOCATION INFO P ote ntia l “M ic ro Site �

A d j acen t to lig ht ra il a nd bus line 206 pa rk ing s pa c e s P u b l i c p ark ing in c lo s e pro x im ity

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DOWNTOWN CORE

BUILDING INFO Built in 1930; Ren ov. 1984 ±12 7, 000 S F Total ±24,000 S F Avai l ab l e ±15,7 00 S F F l oor P l ate Asking R ate: $24. 00/ S F F SG

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DOWNTOWN CORE

Arizona Center 565 N. 3rd Street Cur r en t ly a n a g in g co m pl ex wi th m o vi e theaters, offices and retail, the current ow ne r pu rc h a se d it i n D e c . 2 0 1 5 wi th pl ans to co m pl etely transform it into a community hub. The e x a c t pl a n s and s pe c if ic a tio n s are i n pro ces s , but w e imagined that B rook line c ould be p ar t o f th e p ro c e s s to ret h in k t h e facilit y an d he lp de f ine the f uture of the proje c t. I t c o u l d be in t er es tin g to se e i f the theater bays themselv es could be repurposed for use a s B ro o kl i n e c l a s s r o o m s.

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DOWNTOWN CORE BUILDING INFO Fo rm e r AM C T he a ter ±1 .1 M SF M ix e d-Us e De v e lop m e nt ±9 3 ,0 0 0 SF Av a ila ble As k ing Ra te T BD

LOCATION INFO Potentia l “C amp u s ” or “ Mi cro Site ” Cl ose proximity to l i gh t rai l / tran si t s ta tio n Adja cent p arki n g stru ctu re C or por ate camp u s feel

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DOWNTOWN CORE

One North Central 1 N. Central Ave.

We disc u sse d thi s at l eng th d uri ng our May 2nd meeting. C urrently classrooms, l i bra ri e s and m e e t in g space f o r the Pho eni x S chool of Law, w ho is attempting to sublea se a l l t h e i r s p a c e . We th in k thi s s pace wi l l l i kel y be leased soon to Quicken Loans, but the b u i l d i n g i s rep res en t at ive o f C las s A p ro duc t tha t ma y be off e ring suble a se ra tes , w h i c h coul d p r o v id e an app eal i ng co s t s tructure for Brookline C ollege in modern offic e t o w e r.

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DOWNTOWN CORE BUILDING INFO ±4 1 0 ,0 0 0 SF To ta l - 2 0 Floor s ±1 6 2 ,0 0 0 SF Av a ila ble ±5 4 ,0 0 0 SF Suble a s e (Flo o r s 15/ 16) Fo rm e r Pho e nix Sc ho o l o f La w Sp a c e Suble a s e Ra te Ne g o tia ble (Ex p ire s 7/ 21) As k ing Ra te : $ 3 4 .0 0 /SF FSG

LOCATION INFO Central Ave. & Was h i n gton St. P a rking at 2. 5: 1, 000 S F ren ted A dja cent to l i gh t rai l an d b u s line

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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT

515 Grant 515 E. Grant St. Thi s b u ild in g , and the two that f o llow, are all ex amples of the rev italization pro c e ss cur r e n t ly a f o o t i n the d o wnto wn Warehouse District. Until +/ -2 y ears ago , P h o e n i x ’ War e h o u se Distri ct was j us t that—a collection of industrial buildings w ith no re t a i l , o ffi c e or a d a p tiv e r e - us e pro j ects af o o t. Si nce then, signif ic a nt re de ve lopme nt e ffo r ts h av e b e g u n . M o st no tab l y, techno l o g y company WebPT and incubator/ co-w ork i n g spa c e / t echn o lo g y e d ucato r Gal vani z e, I nc. hav e both tak en space at 515 E. Grant Stre e t . M a n y ot he r t e c h n o lo gy co m p ani es are co n templating mov es into this area.

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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT

BUILDING INFO

LOCATION INFO

±122,000 S F Total ±64,000 S F Avai l ab l e 9 0 P arking Spaces + S treet P arki ng

Built 2 0 1 6 Re de v e lo pe d to lo o k M id-Ce nt ur y M od e r n Ne a r bus line s

25’ Cei l i n gs

At e dg e o f Wa re ho us e D is t r ic t

Asking Ra te : $24. 00/ S F NNN

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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT

20 West Jackson 20 W. Jackson St.

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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT

BUILDING INFO ±2 7 ,0 0 0 SF To ta l ±2 1 ,0 0 0 SF Av a ila ble (M o s e s Ans he ll Arc hite c t in 6 ,0 00 SF) ±4 ,0 0 0 SF Se c o nd Flo o r 2 0 0 Pa rk ing Spa c e s As k ing Ra te : $ 2 2 .0 0 /SF FSG

LOCATION INFO Po te ntia l “M ic ro Site ” Ce ntra l Av e . & J a c k s o n St .

Built 1 9 7 2 ; Re no v a te d 2 0 00

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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT

Buchanan Street 45 W. Buchanan St.

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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT

BUILDING INFO ±122, 000 S F Total ±64,000 S F Avai l ab l e 90 P a rking Spaces + S treet P ark ing 25’ Cei l i n gs Asking Ra te: $24. 00/ S F NNN

LOCATION INFO Built 2 0 1 6 Re de v e lo pe d to lo o k M id-Ce ntur y M od e r n Ne a r bus line s At e dg e o f Wa re ho us e Dis t r ic t

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EDGE OF DOWNTOWN

Grace Court School Building 800 W. Adams St. We th o u g h t o f t hi s as a cand i d ate f or Brook line because it w as in fact originally bu i l t a s a s cho o l, a n d t h e arch it ect u re o f t h e building still e vok e s the f e e l of a n e du cati o n al i nst i t u t io n . T he b ui l d i ng i s em p ty and av ailable for lease or purchase. We a n t i c i pa t e a ne w o w n e r wi l l revi tal i z e the as s e t and be interested in securing tenants w h o w o u l d b e pa r t o f t h a t p ro ces s . Si g ni f i can t upgrades w ould be needed, but this co u l d be a n i nt er e st in g ‘ w o rk- i n- p ro g res s ’ to watch.

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EDGE OF DOWNTOWN

BUILDING INFO ±3 2 ,0 0 0 SF To ta l ±1 6 ,0 0 0 SF Flo o r Pla te 1 3 0 Pa rk ing Spa c e s Curre nt Ta x Aba te m e nt in Plac e Curre ntly On M a rk e t Fo r Sale

LOCATION INFO We st of 7th Ave. & A d ams St. Adjacen t to S tate Cap i tal M a ll Built 1911; Ren ovated 20 0 6 1 Mi l e from L i gh t Rai l Close Proximi ty to Revi tal i zed Gra nd N ei gh b orh ood

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CENTRAL CORRIDOR

Park Central Mall 3110 N. Central Ave. Thou g h n o r t h of the co re o f D o wntow n, this could be an interesting option for B ro o kl i n e t o co n sid e r. Currentl y a no n- perf o rming retail center, this is one of the largest pro pe rt i e s i n Ce n tr a l P h o eni x p ri m ed f o r redev elopment. Also, as a former mall, it offer s t h e be st p ar k in g r a tio a vai l ab l e i n the m arket. Ow nership is currently look ing for new te n a n t s w h o can h e lp d e f in e the p ro j ect. We also thought there could be interesting sy n e rg i e s fo r Br oo k lin e ’s n u rs i ng pro g ram s b ecause of the surrounding density of medic a l u se rs-D i gnity H e a lt h , Chi l d ren’s Rehab i l i tativ e Ser v ices, Banner Health and the VA Ho spi t a l a l l occu p y sig n if ic ant s p ace i n the area.

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CENTRAL CORRIDOR BUILDING INFO ±7 0 0 ,0 0 0 SF Fo rm e r M a l l Ov e r ±2 5 0 ,0 0 0 SF Av a ila b le Abunda nt Pa rk ing $ 1 5 .0 0 /SF M G

LOCATION INFO Centr al Ave. Betw een O s b or n & T ho m a s Rd. Adja cen t to S t. Jos ep h ’s Ho s pita l Adja cen t to L i gh t Rai l & B us Line H eart of Mi d tow n P h o e nix

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Presented By: Tiffany Winne Executive Vice President (602) 783-1611

Tom Johnston Senior Managing Director (602) 783-1602

Janelle Hepner Workplace Strategist (602) 783-1614 24

Russell Fine Associate Broker (602) 783-1617