Our recent retail projects include: Avon Commons, Avon, Indiana 800,000 SF Ontario Towne Center, Ontario, Ohio 480,000 SF Cobblestone Square, Sheffield Village, Ohio 600,000 SF Water Tower Square, North Olmsted, Ohio 186,000 SF Middleburg Towne Square, Middleburg Hts., Ohio 148,000 SF North Olmsted Towne Centre, North Olmsted, Ohio 250,000 SF Elyria Square, Elyria Ohio 120,000 SF

Development of Design Build Retail projects has been, and continues to be, a major focus for Carnegie throughout Ohio and several neighboring states. Carnegie prides itself on its historical success at developing multiple sites in remote locations simultaneously in any given period. In recent years the company typically has between five and ten projects in the pre-construction or construction phases at any one time, often totaling more than one million square feet.

Carnegie's portfolio in Ohio spans more than 50 Ohio communities with projects ranging from 4,000 SF up to 860,000 SF; and from one-half acre sites up to 135 acre commercial sites. In addition, Carnegie has developed, or is developing, commercial projects in 13 states from Arizona to Indiana and Ohio to Florida. The majority of Carnegie's projects are newly developed and constructed shopping centers with a life-style component; anchored by one or more national tenants. Generally, these projects will involve out parcels and require flexible, thoughtful designs to accommodate the ever changing requirements of users. In addition, Carnegie has represented and been a preferred developer for several notable small, medium, and big box National Retailers, in certain markets, where multiple stores were desired. Carnegie is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers.

Carnegie's retail and life-style center projects are anchored by notable national tenants such as Target, Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, Super Kmart, Sofa Express, Marshall's, Lowe's, Dress Barn, Kohl's, Barnes & Noble, Regal Cinema, Cinemark, Giant Eagle, Jo-Ann Fabrics, OfficeMax, Sears, Circuit City, Best Buy, H.H. Gregg, Dick's Sporting Goods, Toys R Us, Ethan Allen Furniture, Marc's Deep Discount, ALDI Foods, National City Bank, Hollywood Video and many other national retail tenants.

The project is anchored by a Sam's Club, a 20-plex Regal Cinema, Gander Mountain, and World Gym, LiteHouse Pools and Spas. Other tenants include Wendy's, Steak 'n Shake, Ruby Tuesday, Quizno's, New Chinatown Buffet, Best Cuts, National City Bank, Fifth Third Bank, Complete Wireless, Complete Nutrition Outlet, Bellacino's Italian Eatery, Arabica Coffee House and Petrucci's Ice Cream.

The Project is strategically located to attract Westlake and Bay Village shoppers and provide the best available location to serve this Lorain County market. With 310,000 people in a 10-mile radius, the location provides ideal coverage halfway south or north between Westlake at SR 58 (Amherst/Lorain). In addition, the area boasts some of the highest housing start counts. Developers collectively have nine housing projects currently under construction in the Village of Sheffield which will add an additional 2200 homes within a two-mile radius of the Cobblestone Square.

The Shopping Center abuts Avon, which is also undergoing a new housing boom, which is one of the largest in northeast Ohio. This includes Red Tail, a Golf Course Community with 600 new homes. The design and architectural character of the Shopping Center facilitates easy accessibility, high visibility and good flexibility to accommodate any style tenant. All roadways surrounding the Project are four-lane, limited access highways with synchronized, full-service traffic lights and direct entry points to the Shopping Center.

For leasing information contact Joseph W. Khouri at (440) 892-6800.

This 104 acre parcel is strategically situated in the Southwest Austin suburb of Kyle, Texas. Currently located on Interstate 35 at Kyle Krossing Parkway, this 860,000 sf Mixed Use Development consists of the finest office and retail space in the area. Over 85,000 cars per day pass by this development, making it one of the most visible sites in the Austin Metroplex. Phase I of this development is completed and consists of a 120,000 sf new prototype Home Depot, and infrastructure that is being installed to serve as the larger project, upon state roadwork completion. The design concept reflects traditional Texas styling known as "Hill Country" Architecture. This is a mix of limestone facades, metal manstands with Hewn beams to accentuate the architecture.

Working closely with the local municipality and area development authorities have allowed this development to be bisected with important community thorough fares. These new roadways will serve the entire area, and bring 85,000 cars per day through the parallel roadways that abut our property. This will provide ease of access to the office and commercial segments of this development. Final completion of this project is scheduled for fall of 2008.

This mixed use development consists of approximately 380,000 SF of upscale retail and 60,000 SF of class A office space, with 10,000 SF meeting/conference space for tenant and public use. It is strategically located on the northeast corner of Great Northern Boulevard and Brookpark Road, providing one of the most recognized crossroads in the City of Cleveland. The project is immediately adjacent to the Great Northern Mall, a 1.5 million SF super regional development ranked number two in the highest producing closed malls in the City of Cleveland. North Olmsted Towne Centre consists of one of the most unique architecture for a Target store in the country. The design concept and architecture elements encompass a contemporary mixed use aesthetic with the functionality of a power shopping center. This theme is followed through out the other retail/office buildings within the development. A main street style streetscape is incorporated in the development utilizing Brookpark Road as a backdrop to thematic individual storefront buildings. The incorporation of plaza areas and pedestrian walkways offer a welcoming attraction and relaxing atmosphere to the visiting customers thus creating an old fashioned main street approach. For leasing information, contact Bob Berryhill or Joseph Khouri at (440) 892-6800
 

The 85 acre Project consists of over 800,000 square feet of prime retail space. It is anchored by Super Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, JoAnn, etc., Linens 'N Things, Barnes and Noble, Marshall's, and H.H. Gregg. Other tenants include Bath & Body Works, Dress Barn, Factory Card Outlet, Payless Shoe, Chipotle, S & K Menswear, EB Games, T-Mobile, Irwin Union Bank, TGI Friday's Longhorn Steakhouse, Smokey Bones, Red Lobster, Olive Garden and On the Border.

Avon Commons is situated in the highest growth area in Indianapolis. Over 190,000 people are located in the primary trade areas (approximately seven miles) with an average household income in excess of $53,000. U.S. 36 (Rockville Road) is the primary arterial which fronts the project. This major thoroughfare carries in excess of 51,000 cars per day. Immediately to the west of the site is the new proposed north/south connector road named Ronald Reagan Parkway. Scheduled to open in three years, this road will carry traffic to and from I-74 to I-70 and is projected to handle an additional 40,000 cars per day when it opens.

The existing retail in the area not only boasts the highest revenues in the Indianapolis market, but in some cases they are in the highest producing stores in their respective chains.

The architectural design of the center encourages individuality of the tenants, while tying together a common theme of color and texture. For leasing information, contact Robert Berryhill at (440) 892-6800.

This project consists of over 480,000 square foot of prime retail space. The center is anchored by Target, Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods, T.J. Maxx, Bed, Bath & Beyond, PetsMart, Cinemark 14 Screen Theater. Other tenants include Fashion Bug, Famous Footwear, Sally Beauty.

Ontario Towne Center is situated on Highway U.S. 30 and Lexington Springmill Road, in the town of Ontario, a suburb of Mansfield, Ohio. Ontario is 70 miles north of Columbus and 70 miles south of Cleveland. The strategic location provides for a very large trade area between these two municipalities and is considered the seventh (7th) largest trade area in Ohio. In excess of 40,000 cars per day pass by this location. The architectural design of this project provides unique and corporate identity of its tenants, pulling together a common theme to create the Shopping Center. The high density of retail traffic in this area assures that this Shopping Center will be very successful for years to come. For leasing information, contact Robert Berryhill or Joseph Khouri at (440) 892-6800.