By Land. By Sea. By deSign.

By Land. By Sea. By Design.
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Jupiter’s Downtown Community
Entertainment & Business Center
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deally located in Northern Palm Beach County, at the intersection of US
Highway 1 and Indiantown Road on the eastern side of South Florida’s
Intracoastal Waterway, Harbourside Place offers an incomparable value to
its visitors, surrounding residents and involved retailers, restaurants and
businesses. Destined to be the region’s most valued commerce and entertainment
center, Harbourside Place will draw both a local and international crowd; one that
exceeds like developments in Boca Raton, Miami and Naples, Florida.
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s the final stage of the Town of Jupiter’s 2.5-mile, $510,000,000 community enhancing
endeavor, and the only waterfront development of its kind in Southeast Florida,
Harbourside Place will offer an exclusive “destination effect” to its guests.
Development
With a construction completion date of early 2014, and grand opening scheduled later that year, the
development will offer six main components: restaurant, retail, hotel, cultural, office and marina. Its
ground floor retail and restaurant space will be positioned to attract a high-end crowd and consist of
white tablecloth restaurants, casual restaurants, cafes, home furnishings, art galleries, boutiques, spa,
fashion and cultural settings. The Four Star hotel will cater to leisure, business and visitors of local
residents while the office space will appeal to small local firms and satellite offices for larger companies,
many of which are likely to consist of brokerage and financial services firms. The amphitheater and
surrounding development will host a minimum of 24 events per year, including small concerts,
festivals and cultural exhibits.
Harbourside Place at a Glance:
V 178 room 4.5 star hotel
V 2,500 square feet for cultural use
V Banquet & convention space
V 12,000 square foot rooftop plaza
V 36,500 square feet of restaurant space
V Interactive outdoor amphitheater
V 53,704 square feet of retail space
V Private & public marinas
V 59,126 square feet of class “A” office space
V 929 parking spaces
Harbourside Place has received political and financial support from local, state
and federal municipalities. The Town Center has received grants in the amount
of approximately $1,400,000 from the Florida Inland Navigation District to
assist in building the seawall, Riverwalk and transient docks along the entire
Intracoastal side. The town council, mayor and local congressional leaders have
been vocal supporters as well, acknowledging that the development will provide
the Town of Jupiter with a sense of identity.
“Not only will Harbourside Place create
business and entertainment opportunities
for Jupiter that are currently lacking,
but the Florida Regional Center will
assist Jupiter and the Treasure Coast
in efforts to position themselves as an
internationally recognized travel, leisure
and biotechnology hub. The Florida
Regional Center and Harbourside Place
have my full endorsement.”
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Lessee Space
Turnover:
April 15, 2014 *
Soft Opening:
Summer 2014
Official Opening:
October 2014
“For the success of Riverwalk and
the commercial district, we need the
entertainment intensity of this project,”
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-Debbie Wasserman Schultz, 20th District,
Florida, Congress of the United States
of America
said Jupiter Mayor Karen Golonka. “This
project gives us hope…Harbourside will
become a major destination along the
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town’s Riverwalk and we view this as
integral to its success.”
Project Floor Plans
First Floor
Second Floor
Third Floor
Fourth Floor
By Land. By Se
ea. By Design.
Palm Beach County Overview
T
otaling 2,386 square miles of prime South Florida real estate, Palm
Beach County is the second-largest county in the state. Its 47
miles of beaches, 160 world-class public and private golf courses
and innumerable museums, shops, restaurants, spas and other
cultural venues make the county both a coveted place to live and destination
for travel.
Its strategic location, between Miami and Orlando, allows easy access to all the
major air and seaports in the state of Florida, including the Port of Palm Beach,
the fourth busiest container port of Florida’s 14 deepwater ports. And as part of the
Miami Customs District, utilized by much of Latin America and the Caribbean as
the first destination for goods to be distributed to the rest of the US and Europe,
the region stays busy and prosperous.
According to a 2011 comparative cost analysis by The Boyd Company, Inc., Palm
Beach County ranks 16th among 55 top U.S. locations for corporate headquarters.
The county is home to more than 60 corporate headquarters, which bring high
wage and high skill employment, high visibility, prestige and stability to the area.
Twelve major industry clusters span Palm Beach County, ranging from agribusiness
to aerospace engineering, and over 49,000 companies supply products and services
throughout the state, country and world.
$1.27
BILLION
spent in PBC during
2011 by visitors on
hospitality,
entertainment,
and shopping
1,335,187 41%
$1,384
average amount spent
per traveler during
Palm Beach County
vacation
$5 BILLION
total economic impact of Palm
Beach County tourism per year
population in 2011 (according to ACS
– American Community Survey)
of Palm Beach County
residents hold a Bachelor’s
degree or higher.
27%
INCREASE
in annual average wage for
Palm Beach County workers
over the past 10 years
Overall, Palm Beach County offers a pro-business environment with low business
and living costs. It’s solid infrastructure system and skilled and educated workforce
allow for smooth operations. The county offers its residents superior education
and job training opportunities, high-quality healthcare and a safe environment for
raising a family – all resulting in a positive economic outlook.
514
MILES
ays
of fairw
4.9
MILLION
number of tourists who visit
Palm Beach County annually
and also equivalent to the
population of Chicago
= +
plus Houston
$58,358 $107,862 $200,087
average per capita personal
income of Palm Beach County
residents (highest in the state)
average household income of
Jupiter residents within 10 miles of
Harbourside Place
average per capita personal
income of Jupiter Island residents
43
median age of
Palm Beach
County residents
a year round population of 193,617 within 10 miles
of the project and average household income of
$114,884 within one mile of the project,
the town is considered one of the most affluent and fastest growing populations
in the United States.. In addition to the quality of life attractions of Jupiter, the
Town is also on the rise due to a diversifying local economy. Targeted and specific
additions to the business landscape of Jupiter such as one of the world’s largest,
private non-profit research organizations, Scripps Research Institute, have resulted
in a continuously growing and successful town.
Jupiter Overview
J
upiter is one of the northernmost towns in Palm Beach County. With a
40% population increase since 2000,
Jupiter Overview
The Town of Jupiter is very focused on controlled growth and proactively imposes
strict zoning and approval regulations to protect projects that are beneficial to the
local market. Its efforts to attract projects that bring quality jobs, economic growth
and overall prosperity to the community have resulted in the town’s wealth, beauty
and popularity. The Town of Jupiter has not only voiced support for Harbourside
Place, but also financially backed the endeavor, having provided commitments for
more than $30 million of bonds, loans and tax incremental financing incentives.
Jupiter’s northern location in the county does not deter from its close proximity to
other points of interest. Jupiter is only 15 minutes north of West Palm Beach, 20
minutes north of Palm Beach International Airport, 1 hour north of Miami and 2
hours south of all Orlando attractions.
Demographic Snapshot
Miles from Harbourside
1 Mile
3 Miles
5 Miles
7 Miles
10 Miles
Total
Population
7,108
48,701
88,945
119,752
193,617
Average
Household
Income
$114,884
$107,777
$112,961
$112,773
$107,862
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Riverwalk Alignment
Museum
Major Gateway
Beach Access
Access from US 1 to Riverwalk
Overwater Pavilion
Minor Gateway
Parking
Approved Construction
Jupiter Inlet
Lighthouse
Public Docking/
Water Taxi
Civic Center
Pedestrian/
Bicycle Corridor
Historic Boathouse
Completed
CRA Boundary
US Highway One
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Gulf of Mexico
N
Florida
Orlando
Jupiter Island
Jupiter Island is one of the
wealthiest destinations in the
United States, boasting the
second highest per capita income
in the country. The 3.6-square
mile town boasts a per capita
personal income of $200,087.
Atlantic Ocean
V 1 mile from
Harbourside Place
V Median resident age: 63.7
V Estimated house/condo Jupiter
Island
value: $860,161+
Jupiter
DEMOGRAPHIC COMPARISON
Harbourside
NAPLES
Harbourside
5 MILES
NAPLES
Naples
Harbourside
10 MILES
Boca Raton
NAPLES
15 MILES
Average HH income
$105,959
$88,266
$100,826
$90,276
$89,798
$92,793
Total Population
90,606
84,890
194,163
215,815
328,627
307,550
Households
38,935
39,985
84,620
93,000
139,925
132,959
Median Age
48
55
48
49
46
51
Miami
Harbourside Place,
Jupiter
Mizner Park,
Boca Raton
Jupiter, the location of Harbourside Place, is
considered one of the most affluent and fastest
growing populations on Florida’s east coast. With
close proximity to the state’s busiest ports and
airports, the town continues to grow and prosper.
Comparable development, Mizner Park, offers
guests 503,000 square feet of retail and office
space, 272 luxury apartments and 50,000
square feet of cultural arts space. Retailers include
F.P. Journe, Hublot Geneve, Banana Republic
Women and Z Gallerie.
V Number of Households:
39,144
V Average Household Income:
$107,777
V Population Growth
2000-2010: 21.5%
2011-2016: 5.9%
V Population: 64,478
V Number of Households: 28,673
V Average Household Income: $96,147
V Population Growth
2000-2010: 2.5%
2012-2016: 1.1%
V Population: 31,454
5th Ave, Naples
Located in the West Coast equivalent to Jupiter,
Florida, 5th Avenue retailers bring in some of the
highest earnings in the state. The Avenue is lined
with over 200 charming local and national retailers,
restaurants, theatres and professional services.
Bal Harbour Shops,
Miami
Bal Harbour Shops, in Miami, broke earnings
records in 2012, with sales at $2,700 per square
foot. Revenue at the facility has increased every year
since its opening in 1964, with only two exceptions:
2001 and 2009.
V Number of Households: 14,675
V Average Household Income: $87,732
V Population Growth
2000-2010: -7.2%
2012-2016: -1.4%
V Population: 80,567
V Number of Households: 36,886
V Average Household Income: $68,052
V Population Growth
2000-2010: 4.7%
2012-2016: 3.0%
Jupiter Overview
V Population: 48,701
Development Team
Developer
Allied Capital and Development of
South Florida, LLC
Founded in 2004, Allied Capital and Development of South Florida quickly
became one of the region’s most respected firms, noted for its extraordinary
vision for building the right projects in their ideal locations. Headquartered in
North Palm Beach, Florida, Allied brings extensive experience, proven knowledge
and outstanding personal service to every project. Allied has partnered with the
industry’s top architects, planners and contractors to develop properties that
demonstrate environmental responsibility and green building practices into every
facet of development.
The executive team of Allied Capital shares a combined 75 years of experience in
the development and building of handpicked properties. Through their experience,
demonstrated success and lasting relationships with other industry leaders, the
team at Allied Capital continues to fulfill their mission of developing and funding
strategic projects within the South Florida market that will bring about a positive
impact upon the surrounding area and community.
AlliedCapitalandDevelopment.com
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Moss and Associates
Moss, a privately held construction company, is ranked among the nation’s top 100 building
contractors and 7th largest in the State of Florida with annual revenues topping $650 million.
For more than two decades of collaboration, Moss’ principals have forged a strong record and
reputation for delivering technically and logistically challenging projects.
With more than 160 employees, Moss is well positioned to serve its customer base throughout
the region and deliver on its promises and expectations. Their solid relationships, track record
for delivering projects on time and in budget, and financial stability render bonding capacities
that exceed $750 million.
mosscm.com
ARCHITECT
Leo A. Daly
Established in 1915, LEO A DALY is an internationally renowned planning,
architecture, engineering, interior design, and program management firm which
currently employs more than 1,100 architects, planners, engineers and interior
designers worldwide. The company’s portfolio includes award-winning projects
in over 69 countries, all 50 states and the District of Columbia. In 2009, LEO A
DALY acquired STH Architectural Group, and expanded their Florida offices to
include West Palm Beach and Tampa.
STH brought 40 years of experience in the commercial and retail, education,
science and technology, religious and high-rise residential markets to LEO A
DALY, which consistently ranks in the top 10 architecture/engineering firms in
the U.S.
leoadaly.com
Landscape Architect
Gentile Glas Holloway O’Mahoney & Associates (2GHO)
Founded in 1988, Gentile Glas Holloway O’Mahoney & Associates (2GHO) is
recognized as one of South Florida’s leading land planning, landscape architecture
firms. The uniquely talented team of professionals is committed to bringing their
clients’ visions from concept to reality, all the while remaining considerate of
budget, time, environmental, regulatory and site constraints. The firm provides
a proven team approach, working effectively with both public and private sectors
primarily throughout South and Central Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North
Carolina, Costa Rica, the Bahamas and the Caribbean.
Gentile Glas Holloway O’Mahoney & Associates boasts a portfolio ranging from
campus and research facilities to estates and gardens, parks, public facilities, urban
mixed-use facilities and marinas/marine environments.
landscape-architects.com
S
trategic Retail Advisors (SRA) is exclusively focused on providing real
estate solutions in the retail and shopping center industry through
consulting both retailers and developers in their efforts to open
new stores, redevelop existing centers and relocate existing facilities
throughout the United States.
With the mission to guide clients through the entire process of acquiring the
most successful sites for their retail stores, Tenant Representation services
include strategic plans designed to give a bird’s eye view of each location that
is supported by demographic data, trade area retail, and road infrastructure.
Leasing
SRA’s knowledgeable, professional brokerage team offers over 125 combined
years of experience in the real estate industry. Each representative’s knowledge
of all stages of retail development and leasing process allows the firm to offer
clients a comprehensive analysis of their existing conditions and a thoroughly
researched plan for their development, growth and expansion.
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Big Box Retailers
Specialty Retailers
Food & Beverage Retailers
General Retailer
Strategic Retail Advisors
1001 N US Highway One,
Suite 710
Jupiter, Florida 33477
Office: 561.743.8724
Fax: 561.748.2845
www.sraretailsouth.com
Harbourside Place
200 N US Highway One
Jupiter, Florida 33477
Office: 561.799.0050
Fax: 561.799.0061
www.harboursidejupiter.com
Street Retail
Malls
Lifestyle Centers
Retail Centers
Town Center Development
Sports & Entertainment Retail
Airports
Retailers and restaurants represented by SRA
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By Land.
By Sea.
By Design.
200 N US Highway One
Jupiter, Florida 33477
O: 561.799.0050
F: 561.799.0061
W: harboursidejupiter.com