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FOR LEASE

THE SHOPS AT BROADNEQ HWY 287 & BROAD ST, MANSFIELD, TX 76063

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DEVELOPMENT FEATURES + 2018 – 2019 Opening

+ 430,000 SF Phase 1 Retail Development including Belk, Academy, TJMaxx, Flix Brewhouse, At Home, Starbucks, and more

+ Pad sites available

+ Adjacent to future H-E-B

+ Optimal access & visibility

+ Mixed-use development with retail, restaurants, sports facilities, hospitality, and multi-family on-site

2018 Demographic Summary

Variable 3 Miles 5 Miles Regional TA

Total Population 58,791 128,543 201,430

Average HH Income $114,749 $111,708 $104,903

Median Age 34.7 33.9 34.4

% Bachelor’s Degree or > 42.0% 40.1% 36.3%

% Pop Growth 2017-2023 2.58 2.23 2.02%

Traffic Counts

Hwy 287 59,000 vpd

Broad St 31,816 vpd

Source: CoStar 2015

FOR LEASE | THE SHOPS AT BROAD | NEQ HWY 287 & BROAD ST, MANSFIELD, TX 76063

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PROPERTY INFO + Up to 500,000 SF of retail including anchor tenants, specialty shops, restaurants, and pad sites

+ Ideal access & visibility

+ Shopping center has capacity to offer both grocery and apparel co-tenancy

+ 375,000 SF of anchor and junior anchor space planned

+ 75,000+ SF of shop retail planned

+ 7+ acres of retail pad sites available

+ Easy access from the existing neighborhoods to the north with 310 units of multi-family planned on-site

+ Dallas Stars Center opening on site in 2018 with an estimated 400,000 annual visitors

+ Fieldhouse USA is open, estimates 1.2 million projected annual visitors

MARKET INFO + 2,000,000+ SF of high volume restaurant & retail within a 3.5 mile radius

+ Immediate area is populated with educated young families with an average household income of $111,708 in a 5-mile radius

+ Secondary Trade Area captures shoppers from Tarrant, Ellis, and Johnson Counties

+ Double digit projected housing growth planned and/or under construction for 2015 – 2020

+ Mansfield ISD

+ Population growth from 2015-2016 of 3,318 in a 5-mile radius and 14,005 in the regional trade area

+ 11.1% increase in Average Household Income in a 5-mile radius from 2015-2016

+ 23% increase in home value from June ’14 to June ’15

+ 6,475 future homes in a 5-mile radius

N0' 125' 500'250'

2018-01-23SITE PLANSP-39

PROJECT DATA OVERALLBUILDING SUMMARYSPORTING GOODS STORE (BLDG A1) 71,674 SF

DEPARTMENT STORE (BLDG A2) 74,757 SF

CINEMA (BLDG A3) 34,870 SF

JUNIOR ANCHORS (BLDG J1-J2) 43,094 SF

SHOPS (INLINE, BLDG R1-R2, R4, R6) 19,566 SF

SHOPS (POD, BLDG P1-P6 & P8-P10) 52,288 SF

RESTAURANT (NOT INCLUDING 6,000 SF OF PATIO) 41,168 SF

OUTPARCELS (OP4, OP9) 12,512 SF

TOTAL PROJECT AREA 349,929 SF

PARKING SUMMARYANCHOR PARKING REQ'D (3.3/1000 SF) 484 SPACES

CINEMA PARKING REQ'D (1 PER 4 SEATS) 221 SPACES

JR. ANCHOR PARKING REQ'D (3.3/1000 SF) 143 SPACES

SHOPS PARKING REQ'D (3.3/1000 SF) 238 SPACES

RESTAURANT (10.0/1000 SF) 412 SPACES

RESTAURANT PATIO PARKING (10.0/1000SF) 60 SPACES

TOTAL PARKING REQUIRED 1,558 SPACES

TOTAL PARKING PROVIDED 1,863 SPACES

PARKING RATIO PROVIDED 5.32 /1,000 SF

OUTPARCEL DATA ACREAGESQUARE

FOOTAGEPARKINGCOUNT PARKING RATIO

OP 1 (REST.) 2.04 AC. 8,000 SF. 130 16.3 /1000

OP 2 (REST.) 1.44 AC. 5,200 SF. 86 16.5 /1000

OP 3 (REST.) 1.68 AC. 8,640 SF. 110 12.7 /1000

OP 4 (RETAIL/REST.) 1.01 AC. 5,200 SF. 47 9.0 /1000

OP 5 (REST.) 1.07 AC. 4,547 SF. 52 11.4 /1000

OP 6 (REST.) 0.92 AC. 4,880 SF. 59 12.1 /1000

OP 7 (RETAIL) 0.85 AC. 4,500 SF. 29 6.4 /1000

OP 8 (BANK) 1.42 AC. 4,400 SF. 37 8.4 /1000

OP 9 (RETAIL/REST.) 1.54 AC. 7,312 SF. 76 10.4 /1000

OP 10 (REST.) 0.77 AC. 3,080 SF. 31 10.1 /1000

ACREAGE

SQUAREFOOTAGE / UNIT

COUNTPARKINGCOUNT PARKING RATIO

EX 1 (HOTEL) 3.46 AC. 137 UN. 142 1.0 /UNIT

4849 GREENVILLE AVE, STE 1375. DALLAS, TX 75206. 214-458-4808

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SHOPS AT BROADMANSFIELD, TX

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287 & BROAD CLOSE-UP AERIAL


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MANSFIELD RETAIL


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Arlington Highlands21 Minute Drive (7.5 Miles)

Parks At Arlington21 Minute Drive (7.4 Miles)

Great Southwest Parkway23 Minute Drive (8.4 Miles)

Burleson30 Minutes (12.5 Miles)

Cedar Hill22 Minutes (10.42 Miles)

I-20 / Hwy 28722 Minutes (8.6 Miles)

Midlothian13 Minutes (9.35 Miles)

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Employment – 5-mile radius

Total Population 121,388

Average HH Income $109,205

2017 Daytime Population 147,377

2017 Daytime Workers 52,533

White Collar Class of Workers 45,052

% Bachelor’s Degree or > 39.1%

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Regional TA Demographics

Total Population 201,430

Average HH Income $104,903

Median Age 34.4

% Bachelor’s Degree or > 36.3%

% Pop Growth 2017-2023 2.02%

MANSFIELD CUSTOMER TRADE AREA


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JUNE 2018 AERIAL

CONTACT US

Andrew Lehner

Senior Associate214 252 [email protected]

Claire Galpern

Sales Associate214 252 [email protected]


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