1200 Poydras St - Chick-fil-A Anchored Prime Downtown Center

This is a ground floor retail condo unit that is part of a multi-story garage and entertainment complex. The top floor is a Dave & Buster’s condo unit, already sold, Floor Two through Five are a parking garage unit to remain with developer, and the ground floor is a 17,270 square foot retail condo unit, which is the piece for sale. Condo Association Pays for all exterior and common area maintenance, which is billed back as Condo Association Dues, which can be passed through as CAM to all tenants, NNN. As a ground floor space, with a garage above, there is limited exposure to the elements, and any roof work that would need to occur is shared amongst the condo unit owners, of which the other two are much larger contributors. There are 15 ground floor parking spaces which will be deeded to the retail unit owner and made part of the Retail Condo Unit, which allows Retail Unit owner to fulfill obligation to the Chic-fil-A tenant, as well as to make some available to other tenants. This will show as additional revenue in the Proforma. Tenant’s include: Chic-fil-A: Occupying 3,964 square feet at the center of the retail with high road visibility, pickup parking in front and in rear, with a walk up window and interior seating for guests. This tenant has an initial 15 year term lease, with eight, five year options to renew. Stumpy’s Hatchet House: Stumpy’s Hatchet House is an indoor recreational facility featuring the unique sport of hatchet throwing in a safe, controlled environment. In addition to the throwing pit, Stumpy’s offers an area with farm tables and couches for guests 21 and older. The franchised company, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Eatontown, NJ, has grown exponentially in only a couple of years from its first location opened in April 2016 to 6 new locations with 15 locations coming soon throughout the US. This tenant has 8 years remaining on their initial term with two, five year renewal options. Hurts Donut’s: Hurts Donut Company is a 24-hour craft donut company founded in 2013. The franchised chain started in Springfield, Missouri and has expanded throughout the US with 20 stores in 10 states and 7 coming soon. The company has been featured on Food Network, and features more than 70 varieties of donuts, from Peanut Butter Cup to Cookies and Cream. The company has had unprecedented success and has made nearly $10 million in revenue in 2016. This tenant has 3 years+ remaining on their initial term with two, five year renewal options. Barrows Catfish: In 1943, William “Cap” Barrow, Sr. and his wife Mary founded Barrow’s Shady Inn at its original location on Mistletoe Street in the Carrollton – Hollygrove neighborhood where it remained until Hurricane Katrina in 2005. From the beginning their reputation of melt in your mouth, flaky and slightly crispy catfish grew and was consistent. A casualty of Hurricane Katrina, the two Barrow’s locations were closed in 2005 until their new restaurant opening in July 2018 at 8300 Earhart Blvd, just blocks away from the original restaurant location. Barrow’s Catfish stands as one of the longest-running black businesses in the City of New Orleans. The family’s recipe and legacy has been carried in the hearts of its founders and heirs for 75 years and 4 generations. This tenant has 5 years remaining on their initial term with two, five year renewal options.