5201 WEST WAR MEMORIAL DRIVE, PEORIA, ILLINOIS

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1 5201 WEST WAR MEMORIAL DRIVE, PEORIA, ILLINOIS

2 The Shoppes at Grand Prairie is an open-air lifestyle center and is Peoria s most unique retail destination. Anchored by Bergner s, Dick s Sporting Goods, Marshalls and HomeGoods, the tenant mix includes 35 specialty stores and restaurants, many of which are exclusive to the Peoria market. Stores include DSW, Old Navy, White House Black Market, H&M, Jos. A. Bank, and many more. The Shoppes at Grand Prairie s architectural design is characterized by a Georgian Revival style. An elegant courtyard and pedestrian promenade is landscaped with shade trees, native shrubs and colorful seasonal flowers. Amenities include street lamps, park-like seating areas, water features and a children s play area. 2

3 THE MARKET PRIMARY TRADE AREA (MSA)* POPULATION 382,316 HOUSEHOLDS 153,370 BUSINESS POPULATION 210,181 MEDIAN AGE 39.7 AVERAGE HH INCOME $76,063 % OF HH INCOME WITH $100, % MEDIAN HOME VALUE $127,561 COLLEGE DEGREE % DAVENPORT 45 MILES TINE 80 GALESBURG MSA TRADE AREA ON 74 PEORIA 74 MACOMB NORMAL BLOOMINGTON MILE RADIUS* POPULATION 685,794 HOUSEHOLDS 272,921 BUSINESS POPULATION 388,936 MEDIAN AGE 38.8 AVERAGE HH INCOME $73,499 % OF HH INCOME WITH $100, % MEDIAN HOME VALUE $124,579 COLLEGE DEGREE % *Source: ESRI

4 THE SHOPPER LIFESTYLE INSIGHTS When looking at our markets characteristics it helps us to better understand our shoppers lifestyle choices, what they buy, and how they spend their free time. Top lifestyle segments include Heartland Communities, Rustbelt Traditions, Salt of the Earth and Traditional Living. Key characteristics of these groups include: Younger families with children Settled and close-knit communities Tech savvy and like to travel Family-oriented Dine at family-friendly restaurants Price-conscious but loyal to certain brands Enjoy outdoor sports and activities Source: Esri/Tapestry

5 THE ECONOMY Healthcare is Peoria s largest and fastest-growing employment sector with over 700 healthcare facilities and offices that employ over 29,000 Greater Peoria residents. 12% of the regional workforce is employed in manufacturing. Caterpillar employs approximately 13,000. Peoria provides excellent transportation and logistics and is the 25th largest export market in the U.S. Peoria has an international airport and sits at the junction of three major interstates. The Illinois River, which runs through downtown Peoria, is a major freight link between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River. More than 46,000 students are within driving distance of the center including Bradley University (5,400 - Peoria), Illinois Central College (13,050 - Peoria), Illinois State University (20,760 - Normal), Heartland Community College (5,300 - Normal), and Illinois Wesleyan University (1,840 - Bloomington). 5

6 THE AREA TOP PERFORMING HYVEE SERVES AS REGIONAL DRAW MAKING THIS LOCATION A RETAIL HUB FOR THE MARKET 6

7 OPENED SUMMER

8 THE SITE 8

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10 THE CENTER The center is conveniently located at the HIGH-TRAFFIC CORNER of Rt. 150/W. War Memorial Drive (20,700), and Rt. 91 (12,400), with adjacent access to I-474/Rt. 6 (22,700). The average household income is $137,899 within one mile of the shopping center. Avg. HH Income within 3 miles of The Shoppes: $104,025 Avg. HH Income within 5 miles of The Shoppes: $93,721 Bradley University and five community colleges serve over 17,000 STUDENTS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS within a ten-minute drive include: Louisville Slugger Sports Complex Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino Dozer Park Baseball Stadium Peoria Riverfront Museum and Wildlife Prairie Park The Shoppes at Grand Prairie features serene shopping among award-winning landscaping, sculpture gardens and seasonal decor, all of which EXTEND THE SHOPPER STAY 10

11 Ownership is creating a restaurant row to appeal to the foodie market and add additional ambiance to the center. 11

12 CONTACT BRAD JOSEPH Managing Broker shoppesatgrandprairie.com jllretail.com