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RYAN ELL ISRELL IS@PJMORGAN .COM402-578-7536

COLLEEN MASONCMASON@PJMORGAN .COM402-709-4331

DER ICK LEW INDLEW IN@PJMORGAN .COM402-651-1830

O V E R V I E W

M i l lwork Commons

Building on the energy and momentum of a

bustling downtown, Millwork Commons is set

to become one of Omaha’s most vibrant neigh-

borhoods, blending the authenticity of the city’s

industrial roots with vitality of today’s innovators

and creators.

True to the vision, Millwork Commons will include

a lively public realm, characterized by activated

streetscapes, green areas, plazas, patios and pub-

lic art.

The neighborhood has been known for innovation

since the first bricks were laid over 130 years ago.

And it will continue to be an authentic blend of

innovators, creators and residents that help build

the fabric of our community.

Millwork Commons: A neighborhood that begs one

to dream and embrace change while respecting

the past.

Ash ton Re ta i l

Wanted: Local Artisans and Entrepreneurs.

With over 46,000 square feet, the Retail of Ashton

will be community focused and curated to appeal

to a variety of users; from young professionals to

families and visitors.

The neighborhood will have a distinct vibe that is

authentically Omaha.

Ash ton O f f i ce

Wanted: Creators, Thinkers, Doers.

As Omaha’s turn of the century innovation District,

Millwork Commons brings back the area’s original

character by being home to creators, thinkers and

doers.

With over 135,000 total square feet and with an

emphasis on providing complementary spaces that

feed connection and collaboration, the district is

thoughtfully designed with the notion that any-

thing is possible.

R E TA I L - 9 , 1 1 2 S FLikely prime retail location due to existing

overhead door locations, frontage on

Mastercraft entry path with patio access

and potential frontage into community

corridor; can be subdivided.

RETA I L - 3 ,974 SFExisting historic office space and adjacent

areas; exterior frontage is somewhat limited

due to elevated floor.

R E TA I L - 2 , 5 1 0 S FAdjacent to community corridor and primary

office entry with some exterior frontage.

R E TA I L - 3 , 3 6 4 S FAdjacent to community corridor and

south building entrance with some

exterior frontage.

R E TA I L / O F F I C E - 9 , 1 1 3 S FOn-grade entry opportunities at the

bulk of the perimeter and lots of light;

can be subdivided

O P E N R E TA I L - 3 8 5 S F

O P E N R E TA I L - 1 , 9 7 5 S FSmall bay retail to activate lobby entry; can

be flexible in actual footprint and location.

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3 R E TA I L - 2,51 0 S F

4 R E TA I L - 3 , 3 6 4 S F

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O F F I C E S P A C E - 4 6 , 8 1 0 S F Open floor plan with lots of windows/natural

light. Perfect for a larger company or could

be demised down. Minimun divisible SF:

2,000 SF.

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O F F I C E S P A C E - L E A S E DOffice space leased by Flywheel along with

the entire fourth floor of the building.

OFF ICE SPACE - 27 ,397 SFOpen space with lots of natural light to be

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MILLWORK COMMONS D ISTR ICT

Fairfield Inn& Suites

Holiday Inn

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Slowdown

Filmstreams

Hampton Inn& Suites

CHI Health CenterHilton Omaha

The Old MattressFactory Bar & Grill

Zesto

Blatt Beer & TableCreighton UniversityCampus

Central High SchoolThe Capital District

Gallup Campus

C O M M E R C I A L T R A D E A R E A R E P O R T

INCOMEAverage Household Income: $68,139

AGEMedian Age: 31.2

POPULATION STATSChange Since 2010: 25.7%

SEGMENTATION1ST Dominant Segment: Metro Renters

# 1 D O M I N A N T S E G M E N T : M E T R O R E N T E R S

Residents in the highly mobile and educated Metro Renters market live alone or with a roommate in older apartment buildings and condos located in the urban core of the city. This is one of the fastest growing segments; the popularity of urban life continues to increase for consumers

in their late twenties and thirties. Residents’ income is close to the U.S. average, but they spend a large portion of their wages on rent, clothes and the latest technology.

RYAN ELL ISRELL IS@PJMORGAN .COM402-578-7536

COLLEEN MASONCMASON@PJMORGAN .COM402-709-4331

DER ICK LEW INDLEW IN@PJMORGAN .COM402-651-1830

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