Property Features

For Lease - new deveLopment

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111 Travis Street, Houston Texas 77002

17030 NW FREEWAYJERSEY VILLAGE, TX

JANUARY 17,2017

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTDemographic Summary:

Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile

2016 Population 4,530 92,074 274,575

2021 Population Est. 4,900 100,251 299,409

Avg HH Income $123,761 $95,276 $85,513

Households 1,916 33,987 97,206

17030 Northwest Fwy (US 290)

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• Space Available: +/- 18,900 SF Single Story Retail +/- 12,000 SF 2-Story Office/Retail

• Pad Site Available for Credit Tenant

• +/- 550’ of freeway frontage on US 290

• Convenient Ingress & Egress from US 290

• Traffic Counts US 290 E of Jones Rd - 220,000 cpd US 290 W of Jones Rd - 164,330 cpd

• Lease Rate: $26-28/SF +NNN

• Pad Site: Call for pricing

Joseph Sebestajsebesta@spinterests.comDirect: 832.455.7355Principal

Shan Patelspatel@spinterests.comDirect: 281.948.5352Principal

Rorik Sethrseth@spinterests.comDirect: 281.968.5019Vice President

Dan Nguyendnguyen@spinterests.comDirect: 281.919.4886Vice President

S&P Interests 2315 Commerce St. Suite 21 Houston, TX 77002 Direct: 713.766.4500 | Fax: 713.583.5844 http://www.spinterests.com

Houston, TX 7704017030 northwest Fwy (Us 290)

The information herein has been obtained from sources believed reliable, however, S & P Interests, LLC does not guarantee, warranty or make any representations to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The information pertaining to this property is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, or conditions, prior to sale or lease, or the withdrawal of this offer without notice.

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Joseph Sebestajsebesta@spinterests.comDirect: 832.455.7355Office: 713.766.4500Principal

Shan Patelspatel@spinterests.comDirect: 281.948.5352Office: 713.766.4500Principal

Houston, TX 7704017030 northwest Fwy (Us 290)

The information herein has been obtained from sources believed reliable, however, S & P Interests, LLC does not guarantee, warranty or make any representations to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The information pertaining to this property is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, or conditions, prior to sale or lease, or the withdrawal of this offer without notice.

Summary Demographics Daytime Employment Consumer Spending Traffic

Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 MilePopulation:

2021 Projection 5,307 100,917 302,7192016 Estimate 4,910 92,639 277,3602010 Census 4,690 84,275 249,286Growth 2016­2021 8.09% 8.94% 9.14%Growth 2010­2016 4.69% 9.92% 11.26%2016 Population Hispanic Origin 723 30,773 107,750

2016 Population by Race:White 3,867 63,999 194,939Black 427 11,397 37,858Am. Indian & Alaskan 30 984 3,081Asian 489 14,219 35,496Hawaiian & Pacific Island 0 87 283Other 97 1,954 5,703

U.S. Armed Forces: 6 53 131Households:

2021 Projection 2,224 37,357 107,3952016 Estimate 2,059 34,216 98,2272010 Census 1,974 30,743 87,471Growth 2016 ­ 2021 8.01% 9.18% 9.33%Growth 2010 ­ 2016 4.31% 11.30% 12.30%Owner Occupied 1,327 20,611 60,412Renter Occupied 732 13,605 37,815

2016 Avg Household Income $123,761 $95,276 $85,5132016 Med Household Income $88,996 $69,781 $63,7812016 Households by Household Inc:

<$25,000 160 4,200 13,903$25,000 ­ $50,000 441 7,353 23,813$50,000 ­ $75,000 270 6,802 19,304$75,000 ­ $100,000 284 4,443 12,538$100,000 ­ $125,000 158 3,386 10,015$125,000 ­ $150,000 111 2,103 5,856$150,000 ­ $200,000 273 2,947 6,543$200,000+ 363 2,985 6,255

17030 Northwest Fwy ­ RetailHouston, TX 77040 ­ Jersey Village Ret SubmarketFuture Availability of 18,000 SF 18,000 SF Proposed Retail Building to Begin Construction 6/2017

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Joseph Sebestajsebesta@spinterests.comDirect: 832.455.7355Office: 713.766.4500Principal

Shan Patelspatel@spinterests.comDirect: 281.948.5352Office: 713.766.4500Principal

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