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UNIQUE OFFICE SPACE COMING SOON TO DOMAIN NORTHSIDE

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Elisabeth Uhl(512) 532 2177euhl@endeavor-re.com

Travis Dunaway(512) 682 5570tdunaway@endeavor-re.com

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UNIQUE CLASS “A” OFFICE OPPORTUNITY COMING SOON TO THE DOMAIN

■ 9,103 RSF office space coming soon

■ Located in the heart of the Northside Retail District

■ Includes private outdoor courtyard for Tenant’s exclusive use

■ Private restrooms and private suite entry

■ Abundant parking garage parking (4.0/1000 ratio)

■ Walkable access to 30+ restaurants

■ Multiple fitness concepts across the Domain

■ Access to six hotels and abundant employee apartment housing

■ One block from the Northside central park

 | ABOUT

DOMAIN Z | INTERIOR LAYOUTS

Tenant Floor: 7,962 SFCovered Terrace: 680 SFCorridor & Entrance to Palm Way: 461 SFTOTAL: 9,103 SF

*Tenant will also have a 924 SF private courtyard on which no rent will be charged

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OPEN WORKSPACE24 DESKS

OPEN TENANT INTERIOR8,045 SQFT

SHARED WORKSPACE

OPEN WORKSPACE40 DESKS

COVERED TERRACE604 SQFT

OPEN COURTYARD924 SQFT

OPEN BAR SEATING

COLLABORATIONFLEX SPACE

30'-10" X 15'-0"

CONFERENCE 0131'-2" X 12'-8"

CONFERENCE 0212'-3" X 9'-0"

CONFERENCE 0312'-3" X 9'-0"

CONFERENCE 0418'-10" X 10'-9"

RECEPTIONOPEN CORRIDOR

PHONEROOM6'-0" X 6'-2"

PHONEROOM6'-0" X 6'-2"

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RESTROOM03

6'-0" X 8'-7"

RESTROOM02

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RESTROOM04

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BREAK ROOM20'-5 X 18'-0"

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The Universityof Texas at Austin

AUSTIN-BERGSTROMINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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DOMAIN | CONTEXT

AUSTIN HAS IT

AN EDGE, A TONE, A DISTINCT AMBIENCE—THAT SETS IT APART FROM CITIES THAT ARE AS BIG OR BIGGER, BUT NOT SO COMPELLINGLY HIP.

Austin also has the Domain, a vibrant mixed use community that sets new stan-dards for living, working, dining, and having fun. It’s Austin’s hottest place to see and be seen. And, a strategic venue for employers looking for a home from which to recruit talented employees.

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Located in Austin’s affluent northwest

corridor and fed by major arteries

and tollways, The Domain is located in

the geographic center of Austin.

The Domain welcomes visitors

from all directions with 13 access points. The primary exit from Loop 1/Mopac leads directly into Domain

Boulevard.

Within the next decade The Domain

will be home to 6,000 residents &

20,000 employees, all of whom will benefit

from a wide variety of living, business and entertainment

choices.

The Domain

is connected via a commuter rail line

to rapidly growing communities to the north and to downtown to the

south.

DOMAIN | MASTER PLAN

Homegrown favorites mixed with exciting

national concepts give the Rock Rose

dining and entertainment district

a vibrant, creative energy and local feel.

TopGolf and other entertainment venues

provide places for employees to wind down.

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DOMAIN | ROCK ROSE

ROCK ROSE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT

REVEL IN IT

Rock Rose is where the Domain lets its hair down. The district mixes some of Austin’s most buzzed-about homegrown restaurants and shops with new transplants that locals will love, in an energetic, creative environment perfectly suited to socializing and people watching.

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DOMAIN | BY THE NUMBERS

1.8MMSQUARE FEET

RETAIL & RESTAURANTS

1.8MMSQUARE FEET

RETAIL & RESTAURANTS

2.1MMSQUARE FEET

OFFICE

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OFFICE

775ROOMS

HOTELS

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HOTELS

3,000UNITS

APARTMENTS

5,000UNITS

APARTMENTS

DOMAIN EXISTING

DOMAIN AT FULL BUILDOUT

11-2-2015

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brokerage services to prospective buyers, tenants, sellers and landlords.

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Designated Broker of Firm License No. Email Phone

Licensed Supervisor of Sales Agent/Associate

License No. Email Phone

Licensed Broker /Broker Firm Name or Primary Assumed Business Name

License No. Email Phone

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Date Buyer/Tenant/Seller/Landlord Initials

Sales Agent/Associate’s Name License No. Email Phone

Endeavor 2015 Management LLC 9003900 CNorthington@Endeavor-Re.com 512-682-5590

Robert Charles Northington 374763 CNorthington@Endeavor-Re.com 512-682-5590

Elisabeth Uhl 729657 EUhl@Endeavor-Re.com 512-532-2177

Travis Gordon Dunaway 465786 TDunaway@Endeavor-Re.com 512-682-5570