Urban + Union

Inspiration through urban unity, and it all starts here at Plaza 600, the dynamic hinge

point of South Lake Union and the Central

Business District. Home to technology and

retail giants like Amazon and Nordstrom, this

location has historically drawn a significant

count of successful businesses that value

the intellectual synergies of a thriving

urban community. In fact, Amazon, the

world’s largest online retailer, will celebrate

the opening of Phase I of their global

headquarters in 2016 right across the street.

Positioned for business success, your time

will be spent wisely with this convenient

location that makes doing business a whole

lot easier. Plaza 600 is the business address

for companies on the move - be a part of it.

Business + Leisure

South Lake Union

South Lake Union continues to evolve into one of the West

Coast’s most innovative urban communities. A true live-work-

play lifestyle, the neighborhood is home to technology and

life sciences leaders that are integrated within residential

dwellings, chef-owned restaurants and cafés, artisan shops

and boutiques, and parks and open space. Walking to work

can be realized with the collection of great apartment and

condominium communities close by. Hip and progressive,

close proximity to South Lake Union will improve your ability

to recruit and retain great talent.

The Amazon Advantage

The new Amazon campus will transform the neighborhood

into Seattle’s most exciting and emerging business district.

Nearly 2-acres of open space and a significant collection of

new services, retail shops and restaurants support your every

need – business or leisure.

•The3-blockdevelopmentwillfeature66,000sfofshopping,diningandserviceretail

•Undergroundparkingfor3,300vehicles

•1.7acresofpublicopenspace

•PossibilityofafourthcarforSouthLakeUnionstreetcarandincreasedservice

•ProposednewbikewaysseparatedfrompedestriansandcarsalongSeventhAvenue

•Deliveryoffirstbuildingplannedforearly2016

PLAZA 600

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SLU Chamber

MBI Systems Inc

Starbucks

IntegratedDiagnostics

PortageBay

Seattle BiomedicalResearch Inst.

Yellow DotCafe

SellenConstruction

WeberThompson

Flying Fish

Group Health

Jimmy John’s

Blue Moon Burgers

NorvoNordisk

Specialty’s

Top Pot

Cuoco

Brave Horse

The Berliner

TommyBahama

Cal’s ClassicAmerican

The Veggie Grill

Schultz Miller

Cactus

CreativeTechs

KING Broadcasting

The Seattle Times

13 Coins

Avanade Inc

Specialty’s

Aome Architects

Finne Architects

IL Fornaio

Pacific PlaceNordstrom

Dragonfish

Ruth’s Chris

Cinerama

West Elm

Barolo

Palace Kitchen

Top Pot

DowntownSpirits

Whole Foods

La Toscanella

Rollin Street Flats

Mio Sushi LunchboxLaboratory

PaddyCoynes

Tutta BellaSubway

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Walk + Ride

A Vibrant Urban Center Right Next DoorHigh-rise landmark buildings shape a stunning skyline within a dramatic backdrop of natural beauty few cities can rival. Civic and cultural centers including the Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, and multiple acclaimed theaters maintain the world-class cultural scene that Seattle is known for. The Washington State Convention Center, Federal Court House, and premier corporate centers are a short walk away, making your busy day easier.

With your office at Plaza 600, you’ll enjoy the convenience of being two blocks from the retail core anchored by Nordstrom, Macy’s, and Pacific Place. Hundreds of boutiques, national brands and Zagat-rated restaurants easily fill your need for that important business lunch, dinner with clients, even finding that perfect gift. Quick access to freeways and transportation alternatives serve the needs of thriving businesses and their employees.

Transportation Alternatives Abound The South Lake Union Streetcar terminus is located right across the

street. One block away is Westlake Center, the regional transportation

hub and terminus for the Seattle Center Monorail and Sound Transit’s

Link Light Rail, and City and Regional bus lines serving all areas in

the region including Sea-Tac International Airport.

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US BankCentre

AnthropologieBaby & Co

Target

ShowboxMarket

SeattleAquarium

Four SeasonsHotel

ColumbiaSportswear

Bed Bath& Beyond

GAPNikeTown

Fox SportsGrill

Gameworks

Elliott GrandHyatt Hotel

801 Pine StDahlia Lounge

1700 Seventh Ave

Vessel

BlueacreSeafood

Medical DentalBuilding

Pamela’s Fine Foods

SeattleBagel

Romios Pizza& Pasta

Frontier Room

Cherry StreetCoffee House

Spur Gastropub

Cellars Restarant& Lounge

Local 360

The Crocodile

Cinerama

Best Western

Shilla

Flying Fish

Thirteen CoinsRestaurant

Brave HorseTavern

REI

Portage BayCafe & Catering

Cuoco

SkyCityRestaurant

Tutta Bella

Mistral Kitchen

FedEx

Print Time

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Fiori Floral

EnterpriseRent-A-Car

Pan PacificHotel

Whole Foods

ChipotleMexican Grill

BenaroyaHall

Seattle ArtMuseum

Hard RockCafe

RN74

Potbelly Sandwich Shop

OfficeDepot

BECU

KeyBank

The MooreTheatre

Wild Ginger

Starbucks

Union Square

JimmyJohn’s

Elephant& Castle

WashingtonAthletic Club

Rock BottomRestaraunt& Brewery

Joshua Green Building

The CapitalGrillePike Pub

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The TripleDoor

Pink Door

Pike PlaceChowder

Kells

Virginia Inn

CuttersCrabhouse

Serious Pie

Wann JapaneseIzakya

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Jazz Alley

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WarwickHotel

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PLAZA 600

Fit + Finish

Building Highlights•The T-shaped floor plates provide an abundance of corner offices with excellent regional and

downtown views

•Efficient open floor plates, generous window line ratios, and higher ceilings to 9’0” offer productive workspaces, sensational views, and abundant natural light

•Destination Direct elevator system with smart technology improving transit time by over 20%

•24-hour security including after hours access controls

•Upgraded network infrastructure

•Two below-grade parking levels at a ratio of 1 stall per 1,750 rentable square feet

•Dramatic arrival with 24’ lobby ceiling heights and natural granite floor accented contemporary seating and artwork

•Telecom and cable providers are CenturyLink, Comcast and Time Warner

•The foundation is poured concrete with fireproof steel frame with steel beams, and steel deck. Exterior walls are masonry and glass curtain wall

•The Loading Dock is located on the East side of the building, off the alley

•Heat is supplied by a steam loop system sending radiated heat to perimeter zones via induction boxes with local zone temperature control, maximizing tenant comfort and control

On-site Business Amenities•Conference center offering seating for groups of 25-50 with

catering kitchen

•Spacious lobby with contemporary seating serves as a gathering space for quick meetings with colleagues and associates

•Bike storage and shower facility (upgrades currently being planned)

•Direct access to Starbucks with outdoor seating

•Shinn’s Deli & Sundries Shop

•WiFi for building lobby in progress

Ownership + Management

Joshua Green Corporation Investor & Shareholder

Seattle pioneer Joshua Green came to Seattle from Mississippi in the 1890’s, founded the Puget Sound area’s original Washington State Ferry System and Peoples Bank, and began a Seattle family legacy that continues today.

The Joshua Green Corporation continues to be owned by descendants of Joshua Green.

Urban Renaissance Group,LLC Operating Partner

Build. Operate. Invest. Urban Renaissance Group, LLC is a full service commercial real estate company that led the renovation and redevelopment of the Joshua Green Building, winner of the 2009 NAIOP Historic Renovation of the Year. Based in the Pacific Northwest, the driving force behind Urban Renaissance Group is a core belief that America is poised for a re-urbanization and rebirth of its major cities, and for the creation of urban villages in its suburbs.

S E AT T L E , W A S H I N G T O N

P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N

Joshua Green Building

Urban Renaissance Group successfully managed the complex, multi-million dollar renovation of this 100-year-old iconic building in the heart of downtown Seattle. Working closely with the Joshua Green Company, URG reimagined and reinvented the historic building—expanding its small, 1900s-era tenant spaces into desirable 8,000 square foot full-floor plates. Within a year of completion, the 100,000 square-foot historic building was 85 percent leased, with five full-floor office tenants, in the midst of a challenging market. The renovation project was recognized as the 2009 NAIOP Historic Renovation of the Year in Seattle.

Spalding Building Urban Renaissance Group teamed with Manchester Capital Management to renovate this historic 1910 property. The first phase of the renovation took less than six months and included a complete renovation of the lobby, entryway, canopy and select building common areas. A new best-in-class fitness center was created on the mezzanine level with the bank vaults from the original tenant being used for bicycle parking. The market responded very favorably to all renovations, sparking new deals and renewals signed at above-market rates.

Yeon BuildingLocated in the heart of downtown Portland, Urban Renaissance Group teamed with the Jonathan Rose Companies in early 2011 to acquire and reposition the Yeon Building. New TI standards for tenant spaces were established and included removal of acoustic ceiling tile, which exposed the original, plaster ceiling and the full height of the building’s operable windows. This repositioned asset was well received by the market, dropping vacancy rates from 50% to 25% in less than 12 months – including two multi-floor leases.

1600 Seventh Avenue The highly complex acquisition of 1600 Seventh, and subsequent lease with Nordstrom and CenturyLink received the NAIOP “Deal of the Year” for 2012. Urban Renaissance Group was a leader in the acquisition, and is coordinating all major capital improvements in the building. A complete lobby renovation and expansion, including additional retail and tenant amenity space, new building conference rooms and fitness center, and expanded underground parking are underway. The 1600 Seventh transaction is one of the largest off-market acquisitions ever completed in Seattle.

Renovation + Redevelopment

600 Stewart Street

Seattle, WA 98101

www.urbanrengroup.com

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