COMPRISING OF RETAIL AND OFFICE SPACE, IN ADDITION TO 85 LUXURY RESIDENCES, FORT INDUSTRY SQUARE PROVIDES AN ENVIRONMENT FOR THE COMMUNITY AND BUSINESSES TO LIVE, WORK AND THRIVE. THIS $59MM HISTORIC REHABILITATION DELIVER'S OVER 80,000 SQUARE FEET OF CLASS “A” COMMERCIAL SPACE OPPORTUNITIES TO THE DOWNTOWN’S CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT. WITH INDIVIDUAL STOREFRONT ACTIVATION AND OUTDOOR CAFÉ SEATING OPTIONS SPREAD ALONG THE 485 FEET OF SUMMIT STREET FRONTAGE, A NEWLY REFINED FORT INDUSTRY SQUARE BLOCK WILL DELIVER'S DINING, SHOPPING AND CONSUMER SERVICES FOR THE SURROUNDING 25,000 DAILY COMMUTERS, 5,000 RESIDENTS AND 3MM ANNUAL VISITORS BROUGHT DOWNTOWN FOR THE OVER 150 ANNUAL EVENTS EACH YEAR INCLUDING THE JEEP FEST AND PROMEDICA SUMMER CONCERT SERIES.

OVERLOOKING THE MAUMEE RIVER AND ALONG THE NAUTICAL MILE, CENTRALLY LOCATED BETWEEN THE PROMEDICA HEADQUARTERS, PROMENADE PARK, OWENS CORNING HEADQUARTERS AND THE GLASS CITY CENTER (UNDERGOING $64.5MM REDEVELOPMENT TO INCLUDE OVER 300 ROOMS BY 2 HILTON CHAIN-BRANDED CONCEPTS WITH BALLROOM), FORT INDUSTRY SQUARE ALLOWS FOR A STRATEGIC RETAIL SPACE LOCATION, PLACING ITSELF IN THE CENTER OF THE 3 DENSEST DAILY COMMUTER AND VISITOR BLOCKS DOWNTOWN. IN ADDITION, FIFTH-THIRD FIELD (HOME OF THE TOLEDO MUDHEN’S) AND THE HUNTINGTON CENTER (HOME OF THE TOLEDO WALLEYE AND CONCERT VENUE) ARE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED WITHIN 1 BLOCK. CONSISTENT WITH THE ONGOING COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION AND HISTORIC REHABILITATION, FORT INDUSTRY SQUARE PROVIDES AN INTRINSIC VISION OF SUSTAINABILITY TO DOWNTOWN TOLEDO’S CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT MOMENTUM.