La Vista City Centre

La Vista City Centre

LA VISTA CITY CENTRE, LA VISTA, NE 68128 Amber Olson [email protected] 402-618-5523 Danielle Lowry

[email protected] 402-690-2488

Property Summary:

Building Size: Available SF: Lease Rate: NNN: TI:

325,674 1,430 - 200,000 SF $23-30.00 SF/YR (NNN) $5.75 $30.00 PSF

La Vista City Center | lavistacitycentre.com | ( 402 ) 502-1983

Rare opportunity to create a downtown atmosphere at an infill location in an established community. Ability for signature build to suit with up to 200,000 sf with lake views and prominent building signage. Mixed Use Development with 384 Apartment Units

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LA VISTA CITY CENTRE, LA VISTA, NE 68128

La Vista City Centre

Highlights

- Rare opportunity to create a downtown atmosphere at an infill location in an established community. - Dense live, work, play environment consisting of 500,000 + sf people living on site; 1,000 +/- people working on site; and amenities including restaurants, grocery store, amphitheater, and park with lake on site. - Ability for signature build to suit with up to 200,000 sf with lake views and prominent building signage.

City+Ventures and the City of La Vista have been engaged in this collaborative planning effort since 2015 to create a neighborhood where residents can congregate and celebrate. City Centre will meet that need, providing many of the services residents take for granted in other parts of the metro as well as drawing new crowds to the businesses and the unique retail, dining, and entertainment options. City Centre will serve as not only the entertainment hub of Sarpy County, but it will also provide a mixed-use space including office space opportunities, hotel accomodations, neighborhood services, restaurants, and apartment living. One of the ways this district will stand out from others in the Omaha area is the focus on genuine self-expression. Retailers will each have a unique storefront, which will allow them to extend their brand and make a distinct footprint. City Centre will feel more like an authentic downtown than a cookie-cutter development. The first round of apartment are now being occupied. First round of businesses planned to open spring 2020.

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Retail Information

Symbol

Land Use

SF

Symbol

Land Use

SF

Symbol

Land Use

SF

1A 2A 2B 2C 2D 2F 2G 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 4G 4H 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6F 3

8A 8B 8C 8D 8E 9A 9B 9C

15A 15B 15C 15D 15E 15F 15G 15H 15I 15J 15K 16A 16B 16C 19A 19B 19C 19D 19E 18

Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Chili`s Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail

115,000 SF

Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail

2,535 SF 2,681 SF 2,681 SF 2,681 SF 4,226 SF 8,241 SF 3,951 SF 13,000 SF 3,956 SF 4,157 SF 3,073 SF 3,073 SF 3,288 SF 5,603 SF 2,635 SF 3,701 SF 22,299 SF 15,500 SF 6,000 SF 8,000 SF 200,000 SF 13,300 SF

Retail Retail Retail

1,628 SF 1,691 SF 1,515 SF 2,915 SF 1,364 SF

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4,500 SF 4,600 SF 4,800 SF 4,400 SF 1,430 SF 1,430 SF 4,600 SF 4,600 SF 4,600 SF 5,500 SF 4,500 SF 1,430 SF 1,430 SF 2,000 SF 3,100 SF 2,800 SF 3,000 SF 4,800 SF 2,814 SF 2,681 SF 2,681 SF 2,101 SF 2,681 SF 2,819 SF

TBD

Malted

Bullit Country BBQ 2,915 SF

Over Easy

1,698 SF

Office Above Retail

Heights Draft Room 2,911 SF

First National Bank

10A 10B 10C 10D 10E 10F 10G 10H 11A 12A 12B 12C 14A 14B 14C 10I 13

Retail Retail

Retail Retail

2,061 SF 3,903 SF 5,288 SF 70,000 SF 4,383 SF 1,313 SF 63,000 SF 29,000 SF 15,000 SF 6,000 SF 3,000 SF SF

The Social House

Retail with roof deck

The Standard Market & Pint House Steel Cactus Restaurant

Office Retail Retail

Foxtail Nightclub & Event Venue Office Above Retail

Hotel/Office Sports Store Grocery Store

Starbucks

Office/Retail

Pet Store

Office Above Retail

Small Shops Small Shops

Office/Retail Office/Retail Office/Retail

Office

Astro Theater

Summer 2021 Available Now

Retail

1,618 SF 3,835 SF 6,312 SF

City + Ventures City + Ventures

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Lot 9 & 10 - Birdseye View 1

Looking Southwest

LOT 10 Level 1 Floor Plate

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LOT 14 Level 2 Floor Plate

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LOT 15 Level 1 Floor Plate

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LOT 15 Development

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Why Omaha

Diverse business fundamentals are the foundation of Omaha’s strong economy. Several Fortune 500 companies reside in Omaha, as well as a growing number of innovative and well capitalized startups. Due to a growing technology presence in the region, Omaha has positioned itself as the center of the “Silicon Prairie”. To help accommodate local company growth, Omaha’s Eppley Airfield recently began offering direct flights to the California Bay Area. The Omaha metro’s continued population growth coupled with outsized new business growth since the recession are strong indicators of long-term demand generators. These statistics combined with the exceptionally low cost of living contribute to a superior quality of life. Omaha is considerably less vulnerable to the volatility that core cities may experience during economic downturns as evidenced by Omaha’s minimal contraction during the Great Recession. Omaha vacancies held firm during this period and never breached double digits. The demand for office space has come from varied industries including agriculture, energy, financial, insurance, tech and transportation players. Persistent demand outpaced new construction from 2013–16, sending vacancies toward all-time lows.

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Demographics

1 Mile 14,619

3 Mile 79,860

5 Mile 170,491

2018 Total Population

Median age

32.3

34.3

35.5

Total households Average HH income Average house value

5,833

32,334 $70,196 $184,636

68,413 $72,824 $182,662

$67,488 $174,575

Local Businesses The Omaha metro has 40,000+ businesses with the largest industries comprised of insurance providers, legal services and medical providers. High-paying industries continue to target the metro for expansion because of its well-educated workforce and low-cost structure. Approximately a third of Omaha’s residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, attributed to the 10 plus universities in the area. Omaha has a high distribution of young workers with the majority of the workforce aged 25-35, contributing to the budding startup ecosystem.

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Amber Olson [email protected] 402-618-5523

Danielle Lowry [email protected] 402-690-2488

La Vista City Center | https://lavistacitycentre.com | ( 402 ) 502-1983