CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS CAMPUSThe Next Kansas City Workplace

5200 Metcalf Avenue • Overland Park, KS

$22.00/SF

HIGHLIGHTS

Building Amenities:• Full Corporate Cafeteria and Kitchen• Fitness Center with Men’s and

Women’s Locker Rooms• Auditorium and Conference Center• Loading, Storage and Grounds-keeping

facilities• Covered Outdoor Patios and Balconies• Glass atrium with greenery, lots of

natural light• Built in coffee bar and security desk• All-electric building• Raised floor data room

295,631 Corporate Headquarters Campus

The building can be demised to accommodate users in the 20,000 – 100,000 SF Range

26.2 Acres• Includes several outdoor

patios and balconies• 679 Parking Spaces (3.11 per

1,000 usable SF)

Built in 1980, expanded in 1989

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19,830 RSF

17,788 RSF

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49,760 RSF

23,348 RSF

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4th

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29,170 RSF

Exterior Balcony 32,418 RSF

19,908 RSF

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Cafeteria with full Commercial Kitchen

Auditorium

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5200 Metcalf Avenue is in close proximity to a number of amenities, including restaurants, hotels, banks, post office and many others.

Restaurants • Applebee’s• Arby’s• Chick-fil-A• Chili’s• Chipotle• Culver’s• D’Bronx• Don Chilito’s• Filling Station Coffee• Five Guys• Freebirds Burrito• Godfather’s Pizza• Goodcents• Houlihan’s• Italian Delight• Jack in the Box• Jimmy John’s• Jose Pepper’s• Lamar’s Donuts• Longboards Wraps

and Bowls• Lucky Brewgrille• McDonald’s• Nothing Bundt Cakes

• Panera Bread• Pepperjax Grille• Pie Five• Planet Sub• Popeye’s• Pot Belly Sandwich• Shop Qdoba• Runza• Salsa Grille• Sonic• Starbuck’s• Steak & Shake• Subway• The Bar• Toppers Pizza• Town Topic• Twisted Sisters Coffee• Shop Village Inn• Waddell & Reed Café

Hotels • Drury Inn• Econo Lodge Inn &

Suites• Extended Stay America

• Holiday Inn• Ramada Overland Park

Banks • Academy Bank• Arvest Bank• Bank of America• Bank of the West• Capitol Federal

Savings• Mission Bank• U. S. Bank

Child Care • Gingerbread House• La Petite Academy• Little Lambs

Montessori• Premier Learning

Shopping/Entertainment• Cinemark Theaters• Dick’s Sporting Goods• Famous Footwear• FedEx Print & Copy Center

• Hobby Lobby• Hy-Vee• Ikea Home Furnishing• Marshalls• Old Navy• Party City• Petsmart• Kansas Sampler• Natural Grocers• Super Target• UPS Store• Vintage Mission

Other • Milburn Golf &

Country Club• Sylvester Powell

Community Center• U.S. Post Office

The Building is ideally located in Overland Park, KS within the North Johnson County submarket, one of the best performing suburban markets in the

country. The location is central to

the Kansas City MSA with easy access to I-35 and I-635. 5200 Metcalf is 10 minutes from downtown Kansas City and College Boulevard with easy access to the Central Business District, South Johnson County, and the Kansas City International airport.

AREA AMENITIES

5200 Metcalf Ave.

KANSAS CITYOVERVIEW

Kansas City Metro is one of “America’s 50 Hottest Cities” for company executives looking to expand or relocate their headquarters, back-office operations, or manufacturing plants.— Expansion Management magazine

Kansas City has also been widely recognized as having the technology,

infrastructure, and resources to support companies of all sizes. Well-educated

and tech-savvy workers are readily supplied by the University of Missouri at

Kansas City, Kansas State University and the University of Kansas.

The Overland Park business community benefits from a regional labor force that is highly

educated, extremely innovative and comparatively affordable to many major labor markets.

The Silicon PrairieTechnology firms take 5.4 Million SF of office space in Kansas City

25 TechnologyStart-up cultivators

KANSAS CITY OFFICE SUBMARKETS (SF)

SF SUBMARKET

21.1 M South Johnson County

14.0 M Downtown

5.1 M North Johnson County

4.1 M Midtown Plaza

4.0 M Northland

3.8 M South Kansas City

2.6 M Jackson County

0.8 M Wyandotte County

City Labor Force Employed Unemployed Unemployment Rate

Overland Park 109,600 106,442 3,158 2.90%

Johnson County 336,677 326,954 9,723 2.90%

KC Metropolitan Area 1,139,687 1,101,227 38,459 3.40%

Source: JLL Research, Q3 2019

Professional And Business ServicesEducation And Health ServicesGovernmentRetail TradeLeisure And Hospital ServicesFinancial Activities

ManufacturingWholesale TradeConstruction And MiningTransportation/utilitiesOther ServicesInformation

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2018.

17.7%

14.2%

14.0%

10.2%

10.0%

7.3%

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4.7%

4.6%

4.9%3.9% 1.6%

EMPLOYMENT

Workforce with bachelors degree or higher

37% (32% national avg.)

Ranked #2Top city for college grads — Ziprecruiter 2017

Tech talent employment growth in last 5 years

26% (6th highest among the largest tech markets in the U.S. and Canada)

Kansas City ranked 7th nationally for tech talent “Brain gain”, or the number of added tech talent jobs versus the number of tech degrees issued.

6th largest growth rate for North America tech talent employment over the last 5 years

Kansas City high-tech software/services jobs grew

76%

Kansas City metro area will be adding over 10,000 jobs by 2024 (18% increase). — Mid-America Regional Council (MARC)

A concentration of highly educated labor force of more than 1 million people live in Kansas City. 37% of the metro area population has a four-year degree, in comparison to 32% of the national average. This concentration of dynamic workers means Kansas City offers an exceptional labor pool and is an indicator of the high quality of life enjoyed by its residents.

The city also boasts a higher employment growth rate from 2012-2017 of tech talent than several major markets including Los Angeles, Boston, New York, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C.

From 2012 to 2017

GREATER KANSAS CITY EMPLOYMENT BY SECTOR

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2018.

Fortune 500 and 1000 companies with a presence in the metro include Sprint, Hallmark, AT&T, Interstate Bakeries, American Century Companies, Honeywell, Kansas City Southern Industries, Lee Apparel, Cerner Corporation, Commerce Bancshares, UMB Financial Corporation, Russell Stover Candy and HCA, Inc. In addition, the Federal Reserve’s presence, along with the 600,000-square-foot world headquarters of H&R Block, in downtown and American Century Investment’s 485,000-square-foot corporate headquarters on the Plaza, solidifies Kansas City’s standing as a significant banking and financial center in the Midwest.

Also contributing to the metro’s stable economy is a regional hub of the federal government. This includes the 1.1-million-square-foot IRS Service Center (constructed in 2006) and a 600,000-square-foot Federal Reserve Bank building (built in 2008). which supplies more than 30,000 local jobs, 6,500 of which are spread among the IRS Processing Center, National Nuclear Security Administration, Marine Corps information technology center, and more.

KANSAS CITY’S LARGEST PRIVATE EMPLOYERS

EMPLOYER EMPLOYEES

Cerner Corp. 14,000

HCA Midwest Health 9,963

Saint Luke's Health System 9,700

Children's Mercy 7,189

Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant 6,600

Hallmark Cards Inc. 5,200

Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies LLC 4,409

Garmin Ltd. 3,759

Truman Medical Centers 3,575

Amazon 3,200

Black & Veatch 2,981

Burns & McDonnell 2,924

UnitedHealth Group 2,700

Olathe Health 2,550

Commerce Bank 2,550

AdventHealth Shawnee Mission 2,533

BNSF Railway Co. 2,500

General Motors Fairfax Assembly & Stamping Plant 2,260

UMB Financial Corp. 2,123

Evergy Inc. 2,078

U.S. Bank 2,000

Northrop Grumman Small Caliber Systems 2,000

Prime Healthcare Services Inc. 1,954

Farmers Insurance 1,884

YRC Worldwide Inc. 1,550

Lockton Cos. 1,394

Bayer KS/MO Operations 1,300

Cigna 1,300

Kiewit Corp. 1,300

Government Employees Health Association Inc. 1,263

Company Jobs Added

Amazon Flex 100

CarMax 315

GTI-USA 11

Hostess 150

ITRenew 100

Niagara Bottling, LLC 50

PAE 75

Scollar 10

Tool Source Warehouse 12

True Accord 150

U.S. Department of Agriculture 568

University Games 9

A-4 Apparel 25

ChowNow 173

Company Jobs Added

Convey Health Systems 56

CS Manufacturing 21

Dakota Bodies 126

EXL Services 381

Faurecia 301

GEICO 500

Glass Lewis & Co. 51

GrowSafe Systems 46

Hopkins Manufacturing Corp.

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Overstock.com 100

TrialCard 225

Turn5 100

Vituity 200

Corporate Recruits since 2018

BUSINESS

Source: KCADC

Source: Kansas City Business Journal, 2019

Destination CityU-Haul, 2017

Busiest Metro for Commercial Construction Dodge Data & Analytics, 2017

No. 1 No. 2 No. 3

No. 5 No. 9

Top 10

No. 15

No. 4

City for an Affordable GetawayTravel + Leisure, 2016

Stadium in MLBSports on Earth, 2016

Most Lovable CityHuffington Post, 2016

U.S. Cities for High Paying Jobs and Low Cost of LivingCNBC Make It, 2018

City for High Wage JobsForbes, 2017

City for Women in TechSmartAsset, 2017

Best Places for Work Life BalanceBusiness Insider, 2018

City for Tech JobsMoney, 2017

Outstanding ArchitectureCurbed, 2017

City for College GradsYahoo Finance, 2017

City for Manufacturing Job GrowthForbes, 2017

Best City for Startups in U.S.Entrepreneur, 2017

Best City for Career OpportunitiesFast Company, 2017

Most Cultured Cities in AmericaHuffington Post, 2015

Most Affordable CitiesPureWow, 2016

Cities for Creatives (#10)Huffington Post, 2015

Most Spectacular Theatre in the U.S.Curbed, 2017

6 Cities that Offer the Best Value for StartupsForbes, 2016

Hotbed of Arts & CultureNational Center for Arts Research, 2016

Happiest City to WorkForbes, 2016

Kansas City: A Future Ready EconomyDell, 2016

America’s Most Charming CitiesTravel + Leisure, 2015

Forget Silicon Valley: 7 Better Cities for StartupsU.S. Department of Commerce, 2015

Best Cities for JobsGlassdoor, 2017

KC HIGHLIGHTS

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

RJ TrowbridgeVice President

rj.trowbridge@am.jll.com+1 913 469 4637

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