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the art of shopping, the joy of dining
VISIT STATION AVENUE WEBSITE
GRAND OPENING – FALL 2020
the art of shopping, the joy of dining
NOW LEASING 120,000 SF OF RETAIL SPACE
A 32 acre mixed-use urban village,
ROHNERT PARK’S adjacent to the new SMART train station.
NEW DOWNTOWN GRAND OPENING FALL 2020
Sonoma County retail has a
new home.
Long overdue, but right on time– Station Avenue will be Rohnert
Park’s new, walkable, downtown! The project will feature an eclectic
mix of cafes, restaurants, specialty retail shops and essential service
and fitness uses in an environment never before experienced in this
central Sonoma County location.
Station Avenue will feature up to 140,000 SF of retail focused on a
bustling town square, 130,000 square feet of office, 460 apartments,
along with a hotel and brewery all situated on 5.4 acres of parks and
open spaces.
The art of shopping, the joy of dining
• A high-density mixed-use development adjacent to the Rohnert
Park SMART train station
• A complimentary mix of retail, restaurant and entertainment
venues
• Inviting pedestrian-friendly, walkable blocks, compact building
footprints, and plenty of community open space
32 130k 460
ACRE MIXED-USE SQ. FT. UNITS
URBAN VILLAGE OFFICE SPACE APARTMENTS A variety of activities happen in the town square
including markets, festivals, concerts and events that
draw traffic during the day and create an energetic
140k
SQ. FT.
5.4
ACRES PARKS
RETAIL SPACE & OPEN SPACES
MENDOCINO CO.
SONOMA CO.
Cloverdale
Cloverdale(planned)
Geyserville
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Healdsburg
Healdsburg(planned) Access...
Easy access via car or public transit
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Windsor (planned)SO
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Guerneville Windsor
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Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) is the San Francisco Bay
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Sonoma County Airport
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Area’s newest transportation option for travel, offering passenger
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Sonoma
County
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Airport
er Santa Rosa North rail service in Sonoma and Marin counties. SMART’s initial 43 miles of
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ssi Santa Rosa Downtown rail corridor includes 10 stations, from the Sonoma County Airport to
Santa Rosa
Sebastopol
Downtown San Rafael. Future extensions include: Larkspur, which is
SITE Rohnert Park/STATION AVENUE scheduled to be completed in 2019; Windsor; Healdsburg; and Clo-
Rohnert Park
Cotati verdale. The full project will provide 70 miles of passenger rail service,
Cotati
101 Sonoma connecting SMART passengers with jobs, education centers, retail hubs
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Bodega Bay
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N Petaluma North (planned) and housing along the Sonoma-Marin corridor, and a bicycle-pedes-
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PACIFIC OCEAN
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Location...
PO INT
Novato San Marin Centrally located in Sonoma County
REY E S Novato Novato Downtown (planned)
Rohnert Park is situated smack in the middle of the North Bay. From its
Novato Hamilton central location, one can easily reach many points of interest.
DRAKE'S North...Wine Country and recreation in the Russian River Valley and
BAY Marin Civic Center
San Rafael Armstrong Redwoods State Park
San Rafael
Larkspur (open 2019) South...San Francisco with Marin County in between
Larkspur
Mill Valley
East...Sonoma and Napa Wine Country, Sonoma Raceway
Bolinas Tiburon
Oakland
West..the beautiful Sonoma Coast including Bodega Bay and Pt. Reyes
101 Sausalito
National Seashore, for great seafood or scenic walks on the beach
Golden Gate Ferry
San to San Francisco
Francisco
Trade area snapshot (12 minute drive time)
228k Population
175k Daytime Population
83k Households
$91k Average Income
FOR
SALE $562k Average Home Price*
Sonoma State University
9400 Students
1500 Faculty & Staff
46 Bachelor Degree Programs
15 Masters Degree Programs
9 Credential Programs
8 Certified Programs
269 Acre Campus
1,850,000 SF of Buildings
Sales price over last 6 months, Source: Redfin
Sonoma County Tourism
$
$1.9 billion Tourism Spending
$
425+ Wineries
78%+ Hotel Occupancy
Sonoma County Tourism
Mirroring national trends, tourism spending in Sonoma is roaring ahead.
Tourism is booming
Rising room rates take a lot of the credit and will drive increased
spending on accommodations as occupancy rates approach capacity.
Tourism with
However, is booming in Sonoma
additional County
tourist draws, — and has
Sonoma it’s distinguished
only going to itself
get
bigger.
from The rise
the rest fromCountry.
of Wine recession to record-level
Spending on foodmomentum has thrust
services, recreation
Sonoma
and County
even retail into the international
outperformed state andspotlight,
regional pushing
averages business and
last year.
leisure
This travel
trend to an all-time
will continue high. breweries, locavore restaurants and
as budding
wellness activities draw in more niche markets and diversify the tourist
Sonoma County is one of the top destinations in San Francisco Bay
base.
Area.
To learn more view the Sonoma County Annual Tourism Report
101
Residential growth
With a current housing pipeline of 4,700 units under construction,
approved and planned within three miles of the project, the market’s
continued residential expansion is in full swing.
4
101 1 Under Construction # of Units
1 1 1. University District 70
2. Southeast (Willowglen) 48
6
Approved
1. University District 1,645
3
5 2. Southeast (Willowglen) 475
3. 435 Southwest Apartments 15
4. Residences at Five Creek 135
101 5. Vintage Pointe III 31
6. Avram House 97
2 Proposed
2 2
1. Station Avenue 460
2. Sonoma Mountain Village 1,694
101
Total New Units: 4,670
Aerial
Black Bear Diner
Starbucks
Metro PCS
Jack in the Box
Costco Burger King
Sushiko
Motel 6
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Wells Fargo
Kyoto Japanese
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9 Islands Bakery
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Rohnert Park Expy – 35,000 A DT
19,000 ADT
111,000 ADT
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Big Lots
PetSmart Target
Food Maxx Reading Cinemas Joann Fabrics
Chuck E. Cheeses Rebounderz Burlington Enterprise Dr
S tarbucks Olive Garden
99 Cents Only Red Lobster
Applebee’s Carl’s Jr.
Best Western 24 Hour Fitness Safeway Raleys
Panda Express CVS USPS
Medical Supply Planet Fitness
Farmers Ins. Baskin-Robbins UPS Store Ross Dress for Less
Cipotle JImmy Johns Round Table
Panera Bread GNC SuperCuts
Sprint Orange Theory
LIttle Caesars O’Reilly Auto Parts
Retail site plan: ground level
Retail site plan: second level
Retail site plan: ground level
12-Minute Drive Time
Demographics
12-Minute Drive Time
POPULATION 2017 Estimated Population 227,753
2022 Projected Population 231,269
2010 Census Population 216,590
2000 Census Population 199,888
Projected Annual Growth 2017 to 2022 0.3%
Historical Annual Growth 2000 to 2017 0.8%
2017 Median Age 36.9
Adj. Daytime Demographics Age 16+ 175,415
HOUSEHOLDS 2017 Estimated Households 83,372
2022 Projected Households 86,355
2010 Census Households 79,346
2000 Census Households 73,203
Projected Annual Growth 2017 to 2022 0.7%
Historical Annual Growth 2000 to 2017 0.8%
RACE AND ETHNICITY 2017 Estimated White 69.0%
2017 Estimated Black or African American 2.9%
2017 Estimated Asian or Pacific Islander 5.9%
2017 Estimated American Indian or Native Alaskan 1.5%
2017 Estimated Other Races 20.6%
2017 Estimated Hispanic 31.3%
INCOME 2017 Estimated Average Household Income $91,261
2017 Estimated Median Household Income $71,593
2017 Estimated Per Capita Income $33,690
EDUCATION (AGE 25+) 2017 Estimated Elementary (Grade Level 0 to 8) 8.4%
2017 Estimated Some High School (Grade Level 9 to 11) 6.6%
2017 Estimated High School Graduate 21.2%
2017 Estimated Some College 25.5%
2017 Estimated Associates Degree Only 9.0%
2017 Estimated Bachelors Degree Only 19.7%
2017 Estimated Graduate Degree 9.6%
BUSINESS 2017 Estimated Total Businesses 12,826
2017 Estimated Total Employees 111,219
2017 Estimated Employee Population per Business 8.7
2017 Estimated Residential Population per Business 17.8
Source: Sites USAVISIT STATION AVENUE WEBSITE
Tim Seiler
tim@cumbelich.com t. 925.935.5400 x106 CA DRE Lic #01076263
Joe Kuvetakis
joe@cumbelich.com t. 925.935.5400 x124 CA DRE Lic #01854159
ROHNERT PARK’S
John Cumbelich & Associates
NEW DOWNTOWN 1330 N. Broadway, Suite 200A Walnut Creek, CA 94596
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