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CARROLL STAT ION5800 3rd Street, San Francisco, California

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5800 3RD STREET, SAN FRANCISCORETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE

HANS HANSSON [email protected] CA DRE #00872902

AVAILABLE:±1,200 – 5,685 Square Feet

• Brand new development

• Anchored by Fresh & Easy & 300+ residential units

NEIGHBORING RETAILERS

• Walgreens

• Bank of America

• US Bank

5800 3RD STREETSan Francisco, California

SUPER SAVE MARKET

5800 THIRD STCARROLL STATION

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COMMERCIAL DISTRICT BUSINESSES AND RESTAURANTS

Bay Engine & Parts CoBayview WebspotBlaze FireplacesBrizuela's Auto Body ShopFresh & Natural Bobby's CafeFrisco FittedJavalencia CafeJordan's House of RibsLa Laguna

Las IsletasNeighborhood DiscountStoreOlivia'sPeking Wok RestaurantPlant ArchitecturalWoodworkPlant'it EarthRitual Coffee Roasters

Roadhouse Coffee ShopRoyal Gift ShopShear's Beauty & Barber ShopSoo Fong RestaurantSubwaySushi ZenTiffanys Cafe

THIRD STREET, SAN FRANCISCO





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District 10

San Francisco Bay

San Francisco Bay

India Basin

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Planning Phase

Approved Project

In Construction

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Total New Housing:

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THE COOPERAGE

PROVIDENCE SENIOR HOUSING

BAY OAKS HOUSING

ARMSTRONG PLACE& TOWNHOMES

5800 THIRD STREET

ST. FRANCIS BAY, EXECUTIVE PARK

CANDLESTICK COVE

SCHLAGE LOCK SITE

HUNTERS POINT SHIPYARD

UNITS AVAILABLE1. 2235 THIRD STREET

170 rental units2. THE COOPERAGE

144 Units for sale3. 1274-1301 INDIANA STREET

71 for-sale, market rate units4. HUNTERS VIEW

267 Units5. PROVIDENCE SENIOR HOUSING

50 Units6. BAY OAKS HOUSING

18 Units7. ARMSTRONG PLACE & TOWNHOMES

132 rental units and 122 for-sale units8. 5800 THIRD STREET

355 1-3 bedroom residential units, 43 affordable units9. THE JAMESTOWN

198 for-sale condominium units, 24 affordable units10. ST. FRANCIS BAY, EXECUTIVE PARK

Phase II: 176 for-sale units Phase III: 476 for-sale units

11. 150 & 250 EXECUTIVE PARK BLVD1,100 for-sale, market rate units

12. FIVE THOMAS MELLON CIRCLE499 residential units in 5 buildings,

13. CANDLESTICK COVEPhase I: 125 for-sale townhomes, including 18 affordable unitsPhase II: 374 for-sale market rate units

14. SCHLAGE LOCK SITE15. CANDLESTICK PARK

6,500 residential units16. 900 INNES AVENUE

126 for-sale, market rate units17. HUNTERS POINT SHIPYARD

Phase I: 1,245 affordable and market rate rental and ownership units Phase II: 2,000 units of affordable and marketrate rental and ownership units

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DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE EXPANDED 1990 - 2000 Census, 2005 Estimates & 2010 ProjectionsCalculated using Proportional Block Groups

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PopulationEstimated Population (2005) 10,903 41,838 69,580 Census Population (1990) 7,994 35,601 61,876 Census Population (2000) 10,681 43,343 71,998 Projected Population (2010) 10,985 40,285 67,016 Forecasted Population (2015) 11,150 38,574 64,228 Historical Annual Growth (1990 to 2000) 2,687 3.4% 7,742 2.2% 10,123 1.6%Historical Annual Growth (2000 to 2005) 222 0.4% -1,505 -0.7% -2,418 -0.7%Projected Annual Growth (2005 to 2010) 82 0.2% -1,554 -0.7% -2,564 -0.7%

Est. Population Density (2005) 13,889.02 psm 13,890.54 psm 10,995.57 psmTrade Area Size 0.79 sq mi 3.01 sq mi 6.33 sq mi

HouseholdsEstimated Households (2005) 2,967 11,806 19,848 Census Households (1990) 2,455 11,010 18,861 Census Households (2000) 2,868 12,019 20,196 Projected Households (2010) 3,045 11,610 19,512 Forecasted Households (2015) 3,140 11,371 19,111 Households with Children (2005) 1,410 47.5% 5,352 45.3% 8,723 43.9%Average Household Size (2005) 3.64 3.52 3.47

Average Household IncomeEst. Average Household Income (2005) $65,277 $63,586 $67,536 Proj. Average Household Income (2010) $73,602 $71,989 $76,368

Average Family Income (2005) $71,825 $70,556 $72,767

Median Household IncomeEst. Median Household Income (2005) $53,660 $53,126 $55,865 Proj. Median Household Income (2010) $61,155 $59,698 $62,815

Median Family Income (2005) $58,510 $58,629 $59,208

Per Capita IncomeEst. Per Capita Income (2005) $17,805 $18,249 $19,696 Proj. Per Capita Income (2010) $20,448 $21,102 $22,733 Per Capita Income Est. 5 year change $2,643 14.8% $2,853 15.6% $3,037 15.4%

Other IncomeEst. Median Disposable Income (2005) $44,819 $44,479 $46,428 Est. Median Disposable Income (2010) $50,429 $49,207 $51,386 Disposable Income Est. 5 year change $5,610 12.5% $4,728 10.6% $4,958 10.7%

Est. Median Household Net Worth (2005) $43,641 $43,706 $44,472

Daytime DemosTotal Number of Businesses (2005) 626 1,411 2,285 Total Number of Employees (2005) 6,438 12,398 23,619 Company Headqtrs: Businesses (2005) 0 0 0 0 1 0.0%Company Headqtrs: Employees (2005) 0 0 0 0 210 0.9%Unemployment Rate (2005) 5.00% 5.10% 5.00% Employee Population per BusinessResidential Population per Business

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Race & EthnicityWhite (2005) 1,705 15.6% 7,552 18.1% 14,612 21.0%Black or African American (2005) 3,087 28.3% 11,080 26.5% 15,557 22.4%American Indian & Alaska Native (2005) 53 0.5% 135 0.3% 217 0.3%Asian (2005) 4,163 38.2% 16,689 39.9% 28,888 41.5%Hawiian & Pacific Islander (2005) 199 1.8% 606 1.4% 1,085 1.6%Other Race (2005) 1,266 11.6% 4,176 10.0% 6,455 9.3%Two or More Races (2005) 429 3.9% 1,599 3.8% 2,766 4.0%

Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2005) 8,653 79.4% 33,986 81.2% 56,608 81.4%Hispanic or Latino Population (2005) 2,249 20.6% 7,853 18.8% 12,972 18.6%Not of Hispanic Origin Population (1990) 6,966 87.1% 30,702 86.2% 52,206 84.4%Hispanic Origin Population (1990) 1,028 12.9% 4,900 13.8% 9,669 15.6%Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2000) 8,408 78.7% 35,070 80.9% 58,375 81.1%Hispanic or Latino Population (2000) 2,273 21.3% 8,273 19.1% 13,623 18.9%Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2010) 8,768 79.8% 32,803 81.4% 54,634 81.5%Hispanic or Latino Population (2010) 2,218 20.2% 7,482 18.6% 12,382 18.5%Hist. Hispanic Ann Growth (1990 to 2005) 1,221 7.9% 2,953 4.0% 3,303 2.3%Proj. Hispanic Ann Growth (2005 to 2010) -32 -0.3% -371 -0.9% -590 -0.9%

Age DistributionAge 0 to 4 yrs (2005) 898 8.2% 3,169 7.6% 5,155 7.4%Age 5 to 9 yrs (2005) 848 7.8% 3,102 7.4% 4,990 7.2%Age 10 to 14 yrs (2005) 772 7.1% 2,906 6.9% 4,677 6.7%Age 15 to 19 yrs (2005) 668 6.1% 2,594 6.2% 4,166 6.0%Age 20 to 24 yrs (2005) 456 4.2% 1,647 3.9% 2,738 3.9%Age 25 to 29 yrs (2005) 533 4.9% 2,021 4.8% 3,362 4.8%Age 30 to 34 yrs (2005) 815 7.5% 3,067 7.3% 5,281 7.6%Age 35 to 39 yrs (2005) 1,086 10.0% 4,071 9.7% 6,775 9.7%Age 40 to 44 yrs (2005) 951 8.7% 3,568 8.5% 6,003 8.6%Age 45 to 49 yrs (2005) 784 7.2% 3,149 7.5% 5,345 7.7%Age 50 to 54 yrs (2005) 679 6.2% 2,730 6.5% 4,639 6.7%Age 55 to 59 yrs (2005) 585 5.4% 2,478 5.9% 4,148 6.0%Age 60 to 64 yrs (2005) 491 4.5% 1,991 4.8% 3,366 4.8%Age 65 to 74 yrs (2005) 715 6.6% 2,811 6.7% 4,758 6.8%Age 75 to 84 yrs (2005) 458 4.2% 1,887 4.5% 3,105 4.5%Age 85 yrs plus (2005) 164 1.5% 650 1.6% 1,073 1.5%Median Age (2005) 36.0 yrs 36.8 yrs 37.0 yrs

Gender Age DistributionFemale Population (2005) 5,573 51.1% 21,517 51.4% 35,882 51.6% Age 0 to 19 yrs (2005) 1,536 27.6% 5,721 26.6% 9,243 25.8% Age 20 to 64 yrs (2005) 3,271 58.7% 12,690 59.0% 21,465 59.8% Age 65 yrs plus (2005) 766 13.8% 3,106 14.4% 5,174 14.4%Female Median Age (2005) 37.2 yrs 38.0 yrs 38.2 yrs

Male Population (2005) 5,330 48.9% 20,321 48.6% 33,698 48.4% Age 0 to 19 yrs (2005) 1,649 30.9% 6,050 29.8% 9,745 28.9% Age 20 to 64 yrs (2005) 3,111 58.4% 12,030 59.2% 20,191 59.9% Age 65 yrs plus (2005) 570 10.7% 2,241 11.0% 3,762 11.2%Male Median Age (2005) 34.7 yrs 35.4 yrs 35.6 yrs

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Household Income DistributionHH Income $200,000 or More (2005) 84 2.8% 313 2.6% 672 3.4%HH Income $150,000 to $199,999 (2005) 109 3.7% 378 3.2% 705 3.6%HH Income $100,000 to $149,999 (2005) 414 14.0% 1,651 14.0% 2,797 14.1%HH Income $75,000 to $99,999 (2005) 408 13.7% 1,620 13.7% 2,829 14.3%HH Income $50,000 to $74,999 (2005) 477 16.1% 2,054 17.4% 3,499 17.6%HH Income $35,000 to $49,999 (2005) 467 15.8% 1,663 14.1% 2,694 13.6%HH Income $25,000 to $34,999 (2005) 255 8.6% 1,034 8.8% 1,657 8.4%HH Income $15,000 to $24,999 (2005) 316 10.7% 1,161 9.8% 1,916 9.7%HH Income $0 to $14,999 (2005) 436 14.7% 1,933 16.4% 3,078 15.5%

HH Income $35,000+ (2005) 1,960 66.1% 7,678 65.0% 13,197 66.5%HH Income $75,000+ (2005) 1,015 34.2% 3,961 33.6% 7,003 35.3%

HousingTotal Housing Units (2005) 3,308 13,047 21,858 Housing Units, Occupied (2005) 2,967 89.7% 11,806 90.5% 19,848 90.8% Housing Units, Owner-Occupied (2005) 1,983 66.8% 7,914 67.0% 13,427 67.6% Housing Units, Renter-Occupied (2005) 984 33.2% 3,892 33.0% 6,422 32.4%Housing Units, Vacant (2005) 341 10.3% 1,241 9.5% 2,010 9.2%Median Years in Residence (2005) 4.1 yrs 4.6 yrs 4.8 yrs

Marital StatusNever Married (2005) 3,143 37.5% 11,958 36.6% 19,978 36.5%Now Married (2005) 3,162 37.7% 12,389 37.9% 20,860 38.1%Separated (2005) 884 10.5% 3,416 10.5% 5,917 10.8%Widowed (2005) 630 7.5% 2,524 7.7% 4,273 7.8%Divorced (2005) 567 6.8% 2,374 7.3% 3,730 6.8%

Household TypePopulation Family (2005) 10,028 92.0% 38,380 91.7% 63,176 90.8%Population Non-Family (2005) 760 7.0% 3,123 7.5% 5,763 8.3%Population Group Qtrs (2005) 115 1.1% 335 0.8% 640 0.9%

Family Households (2005) 2,381 80.2% 9,222 78.1% 15,279 77.0% Married Couple With Children (2005) 723 22.9% 2,788 22.5% 4,572 21.9% Average Family Household Size (2005) 4.21 4.16 4.13 Non-Family Households (2005) 587 19.8% 2,583 21.9% 4,570 23.0%

Household Size1 Person Household (2005) 450 15.2% 2,010 17.0% 3,394 17.1%2 Person Households (2005) 884 29.8% 3,542 30.0% 6,132 30.9%3 Person Households (2005) 597 20.1% 2,389 20.2% 3,985 20.1%4 Person Households (2005) 544 18.3% 2,040 17.3% 3,394 17.1%5 Person Households (2005) 278 9.4% 1,001 8.5% 1,609 8.1%6+ Person Households (2005) 215 7.2% 824 7.0% 1,335 6.7%

Household VehiclesTotal Vehicles Available (2005) 5,117 20,249 33,964 Household: 0 Vehicles Available (2005) 402 13.5% 1,728 14.6% 2,812 14.2%Household: 1 Vehicles Available (2005) 1,120 37.7% 4,270 36.2% 7,333 36.9%Household: 2+ Vehicles Available (2005) 1,446 48.7% 5,808 49.2% 9,703 48.9%Average Vehicles Per Household (2005) 1.7 1.7 1.7

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Labor ForceEst. Labor: Population Age 16+ (2005) 8,261 32,140 53,920 Est. Civilian Employed (2005) 4,422 53.5% 17,064 53.1% 29,230 54.2%Est. Civilian Unemployed (2005) 414 5.0% 1,634 5.1% 2,690 5.0%Est. in Armed Forces (2005) 0 0 0 Est. not in Labor Force (2005) 3,425 41.5% 13,442 41.8% 22,000 40.8%

OccupationOccupation: Population Age 16+ (2000) 4,234 17,338 29,855 Mgmt, Business, & Financial Operations (2000) 413 9.8% 1,608 9.3% 2,989 10.0%Professional and Related (2000) 588 13.9% 2,420 14.0% 4,748 15.9%Service (2000) 900 21.3% 3,854 22.2% 6,152 20.6%Sales and Office (2000) 1,309 30.9% 4,872 28.1% 8,304 27.8%Farming, Fishing, and Forestry (2000) 6 0.1% 16 0.1% 21 0.1%Construct, Extraction, & Maintenance (2000) 338 8.0% 1,492 8.6% 2,408 8.1%Production, Transp. & Material Moving (2000) 679 16.0% 3,075 17.7% 5,233 17.5% Percent White Collar Workers (2000) 54.6% 51.3% 53.7% Percent Blue Collar Workers (2000) 45.4% 48.7% 46.3%

Consumer Expenditure (in $,000,000s)Total Household Expenditure (2005) $156 $605 $1,059 Total Non-Retail Expenditures (2005) $88 56.7% $343 56.7% $601 56.8% Total Retail Expenditures (2005) $67 43.3% $262 43.3% $458 43.2%Apparel (2005) $7 4.4% $27 4.4% $47 4.4%Contributions (2005) $6 3.7% $22 3.7% $40 3.8%Education (2005) $3 2.2% $13 2.2% $24 2.2%Entertainment (2005) $9 5.5% $33 5.5% $58 5.5%Food And Beverages (2005) $23 15.0% $90 15.0% $158 14.9%Furnishings And Equipment (2005) $6 4.1% $25 4.1% $44 4.1%Gifts (2005) $4 2.7% $16 2.7% $29 2.8%Health Care (2005) $9 6.1% $37 6.1% $64 6.0%Household Operations (2005) $5 3.5% $21 3.5% $37 3.5%Miscellaneous Expenses (2005) $2 1.5% $9 1.6% $16 1.5%Personal Care (2005) $2 1.4% $8 1.4% $15 1.4%Personal Insurance (2005) $2 1.1% $7 1.1% $12 1.1%Reading (2005) $1 0.3% $2 0.3% $4 0.3%Shelter (2005) $31 20.1% $122 20.1% $213 20.1%Tobacco (2005) $1 0.7% $4 0.7% $7 0.7%Transportation (2005) $32 20.5% $124 20.5% $217 20.5%Utilities (2005) $11 7.2% $43 7.2% $75 7.1%

Educational AttainmentAdult Population (25 Years or Older) (2005) 7,262 28,421 47,854 Elementary (0 to 8) (2005) 1,166 16.1% 4,581 16.1% 7,618 15.9%Some High School (9 to 11) (2005) 1,252 17.2% 4,966 17.5% 8,054 16.8%High School Graduate (12) (2005) 2,159 29.7% 8,185 28.8% 13,670 28.6%Some College (13 to 16) (2005) 1,501 20.7% 5,913 20.8% 9,631 20.1%Associate Degree Only (2005) 511 7.0% 1,755 6.2% 3,016 6.3%Bachelor Degree Only (2005) 486 6.7% 2,123 7.5% 4,036 8.4%Graduate Degree (2005) 188 2.6% 898 3.2% 1,828 3.8%

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Units In Structure1 Detached Unit (2000) 1,252 42.1% 4,859 39.3% 8,280 39.9%1 Attached Unit (2000) 1,095 36.8% 4,768 38.5% 7,759 37.4%2 to 4 Units (2000) 341 11.5% 1,553 12.5% 2,614 12.6%5 to 9 Units (2000) 156 5.2% 660 5.3% 1,115 5.4%10 to 19 Units (2000) 23 0.8% 181 1.5% 415 2.0%20 to 49 Units (2000) 48 1.6% 158 1.3% 245 1.2%50 or more Units (2000) 46 1.6% 136 1.1% 228 1.1%Mobile Home or Trailer (2000) 12 0.4% 63 0.5% 80 0.4%Other Structure (2000) 0 0 0

Homes Built By YearHomes Built 1999 to 2000 95 3.2% 135 1.1% 190 0.9%Homes Built 1995 to 1998 269 9.1% 511 4.1% 736 3.5%Homes Built 1990 to 1994 35 1.2% 272 2.2% 446 2.2%Homes Built 1980 to 1989 102 3.4% 874 7.1% 1,382 6.7%Homes Built 1970 to 1979 161 5.4% 1,212 9.8% 2,233 10.8%Homes Built 1960 to 1969 344 11.6% 1,409 11.4% 2,243 10.8%Homes Built 1950 to 1959 494 16.6% 2,260 18.3% 3,674 17.7%Homes Built Before 1949 1,471 49.5% 5,706 46.1% 9,831 47.4%

Home ValuesHome Values $1,000,000 or More (2000) 30 1.9% 89 1.3% 108 0.9%Home Values $500,000 to $999,999 (2000) 22 1.4% 146 2.1% 361 3.1%Home Values $400,000 to $499,999 (2000) 90 5.8% 495 7.3% 1,122 9.8%Home Values $300,000 to $399,999 (2000) 396 25.2% 1,763 25.9% 3,213 27.9%Home Values $200,000 to $299,999 (2000) 618 39.4% 2,845 41.8% 4,407 38.3%Home Values $150,000 to $199,999 (2000) 202 12.9% 698 10.3% 974 8.5%Home Values $100,000 to $149,999 (2000) 54 3.4% 156 2.3% 203 1.8%Home Values $70,000 to $99,999 (2000) 49 3.1% 87 1.3% 112 1.0%Home Values $50,000 to $69,999 (2000) 0 10 0.1% 23 0.2%Home Values $25,000 to $49,999 (2000) 64 4.1% 378 5.6% 751 6.5%Home Values $0 to $24,999 (2000) 46 2.9% 137 2.0% 225 2.0%Owner Occupied Median Home Value (2000) $265,530 $274,679 $284,779 Renter Occupied Median Rent (2000) $590 $546 $571

Transportation To WorkDrive to Work Alone (2000) 2,051 48.4% 9,102 52.5% 15,136 50.7%Drive to Work in Carpool (2000) 820 19.4% 3,315 19.1% 5,438 18.2%Travel to Work - Public Transportation (2000) 1,118 26.4% 4,016 23.2% 7,608 25.5%Drive to Work on Motorcycle (2000) 7 0.2% 37 0.2% 86 0.3%Walk or Bicycle to Work (2000) 110 2.6% 491 2.8% 802 2.7%Other Means (2000) 59 1.4% 130 0.7% 200 0.7%Work at Home (2000) 71 1.7% 247 1.4% 584 2.0%

Travel TimeTravel to Work in 14 Minutes or Less (2000) 633 15.2% 2,710 15.9% 4,463 15.2%Travel to Work in 14 to 29 Minutes (2000) 1,481 35.6% 6,137 35.9% 10,245 35.0%Travel to Work in 30 to 59 Minutes (2000) 1,653 39.7% 6,103 35.7% 10,611 36.3%Travel to Work in 60 Minutes or More (2000) 395 9.5% 2,142 12.5% 3,952 13.5%Average Travel Time to Work (2000) 27.6 mins 28.7 mins 29.5 mins

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