3424 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, MI 49426

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1 NEW HUDSONVILLE DEVELOPMENT Coming November Chicago Drive Hudsonville, MI COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL 333 Bridge Street NW, Suite 1200 Grand Rapids, MI KRISTEN MOORE DIR MATT WICKSTRA DIR

2 3424 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville, MI LEASE INFORMATION Option SF Price A 6,157 $ NNN B 3,187 $ NNN C 5,155 $ NNN D 1,158 $ NNN *NNN estimate: $4.50/SF p.2

3 SECOND FLOOR OFFICE - OPTIONS AVAILABLE 6,157 SF 3,187 SF 5,155 SF 1,158 SF p.3

4 3424 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville, MI SITE PLAN p.4

5 3424 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville, MI HUDSONVILLE AREA The growing City of Hudsonville is a community of 7,324 people and seven constituent neighborhoods. The local community and business continue to flourish with new businesses and activity. AMENITIES NEIGHBORING RETAILERS Glass storefront Full glass entry door 2x4 suspended acoustical ceiling 1-ADA compliant unisex bathroom Lighting - Emergency, Egress, 2x4 acrylic drop in fixtures 1-10-gallon electric water heater for bath All walls are drywalled and prime painted 4 ton HVAC - Tenant may require more cooling 1-110v outlet for sign power (sign and connection by others) p.5 61,676 Population 35 Median Age 22,250 Households

6 TERRA SQUARE This historial building is located in the heart of Downtown Hudsonville, adjacent to the new development. It s space is used to host local events, a farmer s market, free work space and includes a restaurant within Terra Square. p.6

7 3424 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville, MI HUDSONVILLE DEVELOPMENT BUTTERMILK TRAIL UNDER PASS BROWNSTONE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 6 BUILDINGS 22 UNITS COMMERCIAL BUILDING (15,125 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (15,125 SQ. FT.) CHICAGO DRIVE LANDSCAPE BUTTERMILK TRAIL CITY EVENT CENTER / FARMER MARKET INDOOR EVENT SPACE INDOOR MARKET NEW ANGLED PARKING MULTI-USE BUILDING (14,300 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (10,100 SQ. FT.) 2 ND /3 RD FLOOR (4,200 SQ. FT.) SITE FARMERS CO-OP PROSPECT ST. ANGLED PARKING BUTTERMILK TRAIL MULTI-USE BUILDING (31,300 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (13,900 SQ. FT.) 2 ND /3 RD FLOOR (17,400 SQ. FT.) NEW ANGLED PARKING VILLAGE GREEN GREEN SPACE SCULPTURE STAGE CLOCK TOWER MULTI-USE BUILDING (32,600 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (11,800 SQ. FT.) 2 ND /3 RD FLOOR (20,800 SQ. FT.) 36 TH AVE. CHICAGO DR. M(121) A B D EXISTING COMMERCIAL BUILDING C E WEST MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BANK SCHOOL AVE. POST OFFICE CITY HALL 32 ND AVE. HARVEY STREET EXTENSION WOONERF MULTI-USE BUILDING (23,250 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (9,600 SQ. FT.) 2 ND /3 RD FLOOR (13,650 SQ. FT.) MULTI-USE BUILDING (49,350 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (22,550 SQ. FT.) 2 ND /3 RD FLOOR (26,300 SQ. FT.) WMCB BRANCH BANK F OFFICE BUILDING (3500 SQ. FT.) FIRST FLOOR (3,500 SQ. FT.) FAMILY FARE KELLEY ST. HARVEY STREET EXTENSION WOONERF GEMMENS ALLEN ST. CONCEPTUAL DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT PLAN = 100 FEET HUDSONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAMPUS BUTTERMILK TRAIL p.7

8 #7 Best state to make a living - Forbes #1 Most improved state for business - CNBC #2 Best US city to start a business - Wallethub #3 MSA in the nation for economic development - Area Development Magazine #13 Best place to live in the USA - U.S. News & World Report #18 city most likely to prosper in the next decade - Forbes #4 smartest city in America - Forbes West Michigan Overview West Michigan is home to over 1.5 million people and encompasses the seven counties of Kent, Ottawa, Muskegon, Allegan, Ionia, Barry, and Newaygo. Throughout history, the area has been known primarily for its diverse manufacturing base and highly skilled labor. As the area progresses into the 21st century, health care has emerged as the major economic driver. The region is also known for a burgeoning food and beverage industry, as well as cultural events such as ArtPrize, which every year attracts artists and art fans from all over the world. Contact Us KRISTEN MOORE DIR kristen.moore@colliers.com MATT WICKSTRA DIR matt.wickstra@colliers.com Within the past few years, over $1.25 billion has been invested in real estate in the downtown Grand Rapids area alone. Some of the major corporations in West Michigan include Spectrum Health, Meijer, Mercy Health, Amway, Gentex, and Perrigo. In fact, more than 130 international companies call West Michigan home. The largest institute of higher learning is Grand Valley State University, with more than 25,000 students and 3,000 employees. The lower-than-average cost of living, close proximity to the scenic shores of Lake Michigan, and abundance of amenities create a vibrant and productive environment. Building on its strong traditions of entrepreneurism, innovation, community involvement, family orientation and a famous work ethic - West Michigan is thriving. This document has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International and/or its licensor(s) All rights reserved. COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL 333 Bridge Street SE, Suite 1200 Grand Rapids, MI