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Landmark Research, Inc. / Occupancy study prepared for Anchor Bank
(November, 1992)
Occupancy study for Anchor Bank: assumptions to proformas, exhibit A, pp. 30-36
Page 31
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5. There are two schedules assumed in the proformas for absorption
of space ,within the Capitol Square Building by Anchor. For the
scenarios in which both the Capitol Square Building and the
Provident Building are kept (Scenarios 2 and 5), the schedule
is as follows:
Lease
Expiration
12/31/92
12/31/92
05/01/97
12/01/97
04/01/02
07/01/02
09/01/02
Square
Footage
230
345
2,358
1,380
2,854
936
1,060
9,163
Floor Current Tenant
5th Byron C. Ostby
5th Wisconsin Asphalt Pavement
Assoc.
7th Montzingo & Gustin Advertising
7th McCusker & Roberson
8th Coyne, Ness & Becker
7th American Petroleum Institute
5th Wisconsin Association of
Independent Colleges
For the scenarios in which the Provident Building is sold and
operations located there are moved to Capitol Square (Scenarios
3 and 4) the schedule is as follows:
Lease
Expiration
12/31/92
12/31/92
02/28/94
07/31/94
05/01/97
12/01/97
04/01/02
07/01/02
09/01/02
Square
Footage
345
230
Floor Current Tenant
5th Wisconsin Asphalt Pavement
Assoc.
5th Byron C. Ostby
5,622 6th Wisconsin Auto & Truck
Dealers Assoc.
6,625 7 & 8 Wheeler, Van Sickle
& Anderson
2,358 7th Montzingo & Gustin Advertising
1,380 7th McCusker & Roberson
2,854 8th Coyne, Ness & Becker
936 7th American Petroleum Institute
1,060 5th Wisconsin Association of
Independent Colleges
21,410
It is assumed that only 12,500 square feet of space is required
in the Capitol Square office because certain functions provided
at the Provident Building are already being provided in the
Capitol Square Building and would therefore not be needed
subsequent to a move.
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