multiple retail & restaurant opportunities · 2018. 1. 30. · an incredible revival over the past decade. A downtown renaissance has been forged on a successful restaurant scene,

multiple retail & restaurant opportunities

Urban feeling, suburban downtown — a live/work/play environment in a quaint Main Street setting

Bridge Street, which serves as the borough’s “Main Street”, is anchored by 624 brand-new residential units sitting at the doorstep of the town’s

dynamic restaurants, boutiques and art galleries

Rare abundance of off-street parking with over 375 free spaces in addition to multiple paid parking lots and ample on-street parking

The site of many community events such as the Dogwood Festival, Blobfest, First Fridays and the Firebird Festival, drawing tens of

thousands of visitors each year

Direct access to the Schuylkill River Trail providing a strong traffic driver of recreational activity

Situated just a short drive away from dense employment hubs in neighboring Collegeville, King of Prussia and Malvern.

2 • Historic Downtown Phoenixville

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market overview


Situated at the intersection of the Schuylkill River and French

Creek, this one-time titan of the steel industry has experienced

an incredible revival over the past decade. A downtown

renaissance has been forged on a successful restaurant scene,

craft beer, the arts and a commitment to a healthy balance

between national and local brands. The strong residential

mix, comprised of both young, dual-income professionals and

empty nesters, provides nights and weekend traffic to support

a thriving downtown.

During the week, heavy daytime population nearby drives a

robust lunch business for downtown restaurants. The local

traffic is supplemented by strong regional accessibility through

close proximity to Route 422 and the PA Turnpike.

phoenixville ,pa

Proposed±2,000 SF

Retail Pad to60,000 SF

Oce Buildingon ±1.5 acres

Currently Public Parking±150 spaces

Parking ±158 spaces

Parking ±40 spaces

Parking ±70 free spaces

TheMainstay

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101 Bridge

Riverworks349 new residential units

(6 Buildings)

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Phoenix Village275 new residential units

Just Signed:

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retail & Restaurant opportunities

Signed Lease

Letter of intent - LOI

Phoenix Village1. ±2,750 SF Restaurant/Retail2. ±2,910 SF Retail (Divisible)7. ±2,000-60,000 SF Retail/Office

3b. Refinery Clothing Co.5. Sedona Taphouse

101 Bridge Street6a. ±6,100 SF Full-Service Restaurant with Liquor License

101 Bridge Street6b. ±2,000 SF Retail/Restaurant/Office

To

Phoenixville Borough Hall

Your Mom’sPlace

The Historic ColonialTheatre

PhoenixvilleFoundry

Eliza’s Bakery

Public Parking(Paid)

Public Parking(Paid)

The BarrelWine Bar

AllKinds

ofFast

VecchiaPizzeria

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downtown phoenixville


Downtown Phoenixville enjoys the charm of a historic suburb mixed with the

dynamic vibrancy of a live, work, play urban neighborhood. A walkable “Main

Street” utilizes former mills and factories that now house restaurants, retail and

event spaces. Join regional and local operators that are committed to keeping

this historic downtown on the rise.

letter of intent- loi

8. 238 E. Bridge Street - ±1,600 SF

trade area demographics

est. total employees

education

est. population

est. avg. household income

5 7 ,2 1 5

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trade area

$ 1 1 2 ,8 6 8

2 3 ,3 64

Bachelor's Degree

2 9 . 1%Graduate Degree

2 0 . 1%7 • Historic Downtown Phoenixville

New mixed-use development with 19,000 SF of retail, 275 residential units, on site parking and countless luxury amenities

1st generation retail space available along Bridge Street with modern apartments directly above and adjacent to multiple

shared parking lots

join current tenants

phoenix village

Available for Lease

1,150 SF – 6,900 SF End-Cap & In-Line Retail Space

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“thanks to the growth and development

downtown, my sales have grown every year since

I opened...” — patrice callahan founder

I am amazed at how committed the people who live in this town are

to making Phoenixville great. I personally have found so much love for

the community and the Borough’s support of the parades, festivals and

celebrations seems to grow every year and for that I am grateful. In my

store, Liberty Carriage House, my primary focus is women’s clothing

and accessories manufactured in the USA. Thanks to the growth and

development downtown, sales have grown every year since I opened the

store. Simply stated, there’s so much to do and see here. It’s amazing!

testimonial


101 Bridge Street

Previously the superintendent’s building for the Phoenix Steel Company in the early 1900s, this 2009 PA Historic Preservation

Award winner now features over 7,500 SF of available restaurant & entertainment space

Available for Lease

4,100 SF – 6,100 SF Restaurant/Retail 2,000 SF Office


For leasing inquiries, please contact:

1845 Walnut Street, 6th Floor | Philadelphia, PA | MSCretail.com

joe raniszewski retail guru

[email protected] 215.883.7390

douglas greenmanaging principal

[email protected] 215.883.7400

The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. MSC Retail cannot verify it and makes no guarantee, warranty or representation about its accuracy. Any projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates provided by MSC Retail are for discussion purposes only and do not represent the current or future performance of a property, location or market.

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