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SHOPS AT REGENT CROSS Irving, TX | SWC I-635 & Beltline Rd

AVAILABLE SF: 6,229 SF1.199 Acre Pad

1.812 Acre Pad [divisible]

LEASE RATE: Call for Rates

NNN: $7.21 PSF

TRAFFIC COUNTS: I-635: 133,968 VPDBeltline Rd: 46,344 VPD

DEMOGRAPHICS: 1 MILE 3 MILE 5 MILE 2011 Population 10,430 46,116 139,053 2011 Daytime Population 43,478 85,645 242,704 2011 Total Households 4,027 20,218 60,118 2011 Average HH Income $120,495 $102,767 $97,274

AREA RETAILERS:

Shelley Taylor214.572.8423

staylor@theretailconnection.net

Scott Rose214.572.8409srose@theretailconnection.net

Retail & Pad Sites | Located just minutes from DFW Airport and in the heart of Irving’s growing business park. Anchored by Element Hotel, a 132 room boutique concept.

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