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THE PROMENADE

Mainstreet Davie

6500 SW 39th St. DAVIE, FL 33314

The Promenade Mainstreet Davie

BUILDING TOTAL

78,842 Sq.Ft.

The Promenade Mainstreet Davie

MALL BREAKDOWN

Lot Size 115,000 sq.ft. Building Size 78,842 sq.ft. Commercial Space 31,082 sq.ft. Office Space 38,459 sq.ft. Common Area 9,301 sq.ft. Parking 176 parking spaces

The Promenade Site Plan

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DAVIE ROAD

S.W. 39thSTREET

KEYPLAN LEGEND

Site Plan: Ground Level

SITE PLAN: GROUND LEVEL THE PROMENADE MAINSTREET DAVIE

KEYPLAN LEGEND

Site Plan: Second Level

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SITE PLAN: SECOND LEVEL THE PROMENADE MAINSTREET DAVIE

KEYPLAN LEGEND

SITE PLAN: THIRD LEVEL

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THE PROMENADE MAINSTREET DAVIE

Site Plan: Third Level

The Town of Davie

Located in the heart of Broward County, with an estimated population of over 106,558. Characterized as a “Town”, the rural environment, western theme district and educational complex make the Town of Davie a popular destination in Florida. The 165 miles of horse trails, parks and open spaces give an opportunity to live an equestrian lifestyle in the heart of metropolitan South Florida. Davie is less than 10 miles from the City of Fort Lauderdale and approximately 18 miles from Miami. Along the everglades, Davie is close to all major highways: I-595, I-75 & Turnpike. The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, with 27 million passengers annually, is less than 10 minutes from Davie, as well as, Port Everglades with the largest fleet of cruise ships in the world. Fortune 500 companies, such as Andrx Pharmaceuticals, have made their home in the Town of Davie. Located in the historical downtown district, The Davie Arena at the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds is a 72,000 square feet venue with seating for 5,000. The Bergeron Rodeo Grounds has served as Davie’s main tourist attraction for 40 years and annually hosts The Southeastern Circuit Finals Rodeo, one of the most important rodeos in the U.S. The Venue hosts many multi-cultural entertainment and family events throughout the year. With more than 80,000 students, the South Florida Education Center is a consortium of educational institutions located within the Town of Davie.

Average HH Income

$55,485

Median Age

35

Median Household

2.5

Population

112,320

Pop Growth 19-24

6.7 %

RESIDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

(>20) 26% (20 - 34) 24% (35 - 49) 22% (50 - 64) 18% (65 +) 10%

POPULATION BY AGE

Broward College is a public institution that was founded in 1960. Its setting is urban, and the campus size is 370 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. William T. McFatter Technical College and High School is an adult technical college that also includes a magnet high school and a Broward Fire Academy. FAU Davie offers coursework in 30 degree programs through the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, the College of Business, College for Design and Social Inquiry, College of Education, the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing, and the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science. # of Students: 50,000 # of Students: 6,500 # of Students: 1,500

Nova Southeastern University Nova Middle School serves 1,500 students in grades 6-8. Nova High School serves 2,500 students in grades 9-12. # of Students: 20,500

The Davie 314-acre modern campus is centrally located just 10 minutes from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport and close to I-95, I-75, and Florida's Turnpike. At the heart of it all is the five story Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center and the Don Taft University Center, our state-of-the-art, multipurpose sports and recreation complex. You'll also find the Carl DeSantis building, which houses the H. Wayne Huizenga College of Business and Entrepreneurship and the College of Computing and Engineering. Just a few steps away are Leo Goodwin Sr. Hall, home to the Shepard Broad College of Law; and the Maltz Building for the College of Psychology and the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.

Complete the RoadNetwork The framework of blocks and streets within downtown Davie is incomplete and does not allow for many options to and out of the downtown. By connecting existing roadways and adding additional streets, traffic can be more evenly dispersedthroughout the downtown. ConnectingSW 67thAvenue The Town of Davie should consider an additional north-south connection. This can be accomplished by connecting SW 67th Avenue to Orange Drive using the existing right-of-way. The new road will act as the western edge of Davie’s downtown and will help to ease traffic on Davie

• Road. Smaller blocks along the east side of this

new road will allow improved access into and out

• f the downtown.

Reserve Civic Sites Civic buildings and spaces are very important to a community. They help to establish a sense of place and permanence as well as create a buzz of activity near them. In addition to keeping town hall within the heart of town, additional civic sites should be created in the downtown. A museum or library are possible uses but there are many

• ther options.

Town Hall There are several sites that can be considered for a new town hall. However, redevelopment on its current site has many advantages, and is the most viable option. Existing structures on the site may remain and would be supplemented with additional buildings. The existing parking lot could continue to be used in the near future, however, the lot could be considered as a site for additionaldevelopment. Provide DrainageLocations To facilitate the increased development within the downtown, additional sites will need to be considered for water storage. The site next to the rodeo can be used as green space for rodeo related uses while also serving as underground water retention. Davie Road Properties The redevelopment of the properties along Davie Road will help to create a more vibrant

• downtown. By locating buildings close to the

street and creating pedestrian-oriented building elements such as arcades and colonnades Davie Road can be made more comfortable for pedestrians and can serve as a main street for the Town. Huck Liles Properties The Huck Liles properties are an important feature of the Town of Davie and are an asset to any future development. The construction of a new road along the east side of the greens will increase their presence. The road will give additional access to the properties along Davie Road and will help facilitate their redevelopment by allowing better traffic circulation among neighboring properties. Drainage Strategies Drainage is a major factor that will affect the future of the Town of Davie. West of Davie Road, water retention will be handled on the town-owned Huck Liles properties. The properties will be engineered to store water under their surface and will serve as a shared water retention facility for future development in the study area. On the east side of Davie Road, the properties along the east side of SW 63rd Avenue can be assembled to create a green conveyor that will move water to L Lake. CRAProperty The Davie Community Redevelopment Agency has purchased and assembled parcels

• n the corner of Davie Road and Orange Drive.

The site is a prime location and the new development will stand as a gateway to the Town

• f Davie. The building will have a mix of uses,

with retail uses on the ground floor and offices and residential uses on the upper floors. The building will surround a parking structure that may be usedfor adjacent properties.

Downtown Master Plan

Figure 1. Davie Boulevard Gateway Scheme. Figure 2. Davie Boulevard West Gateway

• Enhanced greenspace andwalkability

along thecorridor.

• Introduction of a grand improvementand

beautification concept for the corridor that extends beyond currently planned Florida Department of Transportation improvements.

• Gateways and Neighborhood Entryways

are designed to give a clear sense of entering into the Boulevard,marking a point at the beginning of the green

• experience. Also, these gateways will

serve as expressive icons forthe identification of the Boulevard and the community itself.

Landscape and Beautification

Davie Boulevard along

• St. Thomas Aquinas

High School Davie Boulevard at SW31stNode

Before After

New Projects in the Town of Davie

GRIFFIN RD.

M A I N PLACE M A I N LOFTS

DANIA BEACH EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK RODEO AMERICAN HERITAGE SCHOOL

NEW SHOPPINGPLA ZA S

Ideal Location

DAVIE / BROWARD COUNTY

SHOPPING & ENTERTAINMENT

• Town Shops
• Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
• Football Stadium
• Miami Dolphins Training Facility
• Rodeo
• Dania Beach
• Botanical Gardens / Everglades National Park

CENTRALLY LOCATED

• Florida Turnpike
• I-95
• I-595
• I-75
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International

Airport

• FT. LAUDERDALE / HOLLYWOOD AIRPORT

SEMINOLE HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO MIAMI DOLPHINS TRAINING FACILITY NEW TOWN SHOPS

• 4. PARC 3400
• 7. PALOMINO LAKES
• 8. MAGNOLIA TRAILS
• 2. TOWER SHOPS
• 5. ZONA VILLAGE
• 1. WESTFIELD MALL
• 3. THE AVENUE

2

• S. UNIVERSITY DR

FRONTIER SQUARE PROMENADE MALL

3

8 TOWN OF DAVIE

4 5

MAIN STREET LOFTS MAIN STREET PLACE

6 7

1

• W. BROWARDBLVD.

New Developments

in the area

• 6. UNIVERSITY POINTE

30 MINUTE

DRIVE-TIME

15 MINUTE

DRIVE-TIME

20 MINUTE

DRIVE-TIME

3,164,684

2019 Estimated population

1,496,734

2019 Estimated population

789,175

2019 Estimated population

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