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Retail Development Llakeake Llewisvilleewisville Tthehe Table of Contents Ccolonyolony ART+ DESIGN INSIGHT+ EXPERTISE LOCATIONS+ ACCESS July 2015 RETAIL DEVELOPMENT LLAKEAKE LLEWISVILLEEWISVILLE TTHEHE TABLE OF CONTENTS CCOLONYOLONY ONE ARTS PLAZA SHOPS OF CYPRESS WATERS 35E PLANO AUSTIN RANCH CCARROLLTONARROLLTON 75 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARK BEACON SQUARE BBUSH+TOLLWAYUSH+TOLLWAY 190 GRAPEVINE MILLS CROSSING 190 GGRAPEVINERAPEVINE MMILLSILLS IBP 190 CCROSSINGROSSING 121 CCOPPELLOPPELL VALWOOD RETAIL SITES AADDISONDDISON BILLINGSLEY COMPANY OVERVIEW 35E RICHARDSONRICHARDSON 161 114 635 635 DDFWFW AAIRPORTIRPORT IIRVINGRVING 75 12 12 LLOVEOVE FFIELDIELD 78 183 161 35E DDOWNTOWNOWNTOWN DDALLASALLAS 30 BILLINGSLEY COMPANY CONTROLS OVER 4,000 ACRES IN DALLAS / FORT WORTH 30 45 ONE ARTS PLAZA DALLAS ARTS DISTRICT OVERVIEW • 20 square blocks — the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation. FRISCO • One of USA Today’s Top 5 Districts in the Nation for 2015. 121 LEWISVILLE • More than 400,000 visitors in 2014. 35 PLANO • More than 200 ticketed performances in 2014. PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE DALLAS NORTHTOLLWAY • Home to 13 facilities and organizations including: ATT Performing Arts Center, Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, 190 SOUTHLAKE PRESTON ROAD Nasher Sculpture Center, Trammell Crow Center, and the Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art. ROAD BELTLINE COPPELL PLANO GRAPEVINE TELECOM CARROLLTON 75 CORRIDOR RICHARDSON 635 DFW AIRPORT 121 114 12 HIGHLAND PARK ONE ARTS PLAZA IRVING 360 161 DOWNTOWN DALLAS GRAND PRAIRIE DALLAS 30 AVAILABLE 4,647 SF RATE Call for rates DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles THREE ARTS 2014 Population 29,452 163,434 351,081 Est. 2019 Population 32,556 177,759 380,101 Average HH Income $67,508 $50,869 $48,354 TRAFFIC COUNTS Woodall Rodgers 202,262 VPD US 75 155,478 VPD Ross Avenue 23,372 VPD Routh Street 3,615 VPD CONTACT Sumner Billingsley 214.270.0947 [email protected] ONE ARTS PLAZA SITE PLAN Tower Garage Entrance/Exit Residential Valet Management Office 2,632 SF Office Residential 1,182 SF Lobby Loading 3,615 SF Conference Room 674 SF One Arts Plaza Residential Commercial Lobby Fitness Center Storage 6,295 SF 4,978 SF 3,752 SF 859 SF 4,206 SF Forbes Alley Forbes 4,647 SF 2,400 SF 1,948 RSF 4,315 SF Routh Street ONE ARTS PLAZA RETAIL / RESTAURANT SPACE FLOOR PLAN • 4,647 USF Restaurant/Retail Space • Patio dining area in plaza • 1,200 employees and 200 residents at One Arts Plaza • Unmatched access to Arts District patrons year-round 16’3” • Tremendous marketing and co-branding opportunities 69’0” 28’3” 72’0” CYPRESS WATERS DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW • 1,000-acre master-planned development CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: CORPORATE OFFICES: RETAIL TENANTS: • By 2017, 1,700 multi-family units with nearly • 7-Eleven • CoreLogic • Gipsy Lime Taco Lounge 4,000 residents (1,800 employees) • Meritage Homes • Lazy Panda Asian • By 2017, 1.5 million SF of offi ce with 6,700 • Nationstar Mortgage • AMN Restaurant (1,000 employees) • AIG • Massage Felax 121 employees LEWISVILLE PLANO • Cheddar’s Casual Cafe • British Telecom • Enamel Dentistry 35 FRISCO • At full build-out, 26,000 daytime inhabitants PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE (100 employees) DALLAS NORTHTOLLWAY and just as many in the evening 190 • 10,000 multi-family units planned SOUTHLAKE BELTLINE ROAD BELTLINE COPPELLCOPPELL PRESTON ROAD • 4.5 million SF of offi ce space planned GRAPEVINE CYPRESS WATERS • Six-mile hike and bike trail circles the 362-acre TELECOM CARROLLTONCARROLL 75 CORRIDOR lake and connects residents to retail RICHARDSON 635 DFW AIRPORT 121 114 12 HIGHLAND PARK IRVING 360 161 DOWNTOWN DALLAS FORT WORTH GRAND PRAIRIE DALLAS 30 AVAILABLE 8701 CW Blvd: 7,395 SF. Will divide. 8309 CW Blvd: 14,146 SF. Will divide. RATE Call for rates DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles 2014 Population 673 50,463 139,487 Est. 2019 Population 701 54,366 151,398 Average HH Income $113,333 $73,424 $65,354 TRAFFIC COUNTS I 635 125,000 VPD Belt Line Road 34,518 VPD CONTACT Sumner Billingsley 214.270.0947 [email protected] CYPRESS WATERS SHOPS OF CYPRESS WATERS SITE PLAN NEIGHBORING RETAIL FACTS • Jimmy John’s is one of the top in the chain and number 1 in DFW (19 employees on the lunch shift) • Taco Cabana is number 11 in DFW out of 39 stores with a volume of just over 2.1 million • Jack In the Box is a top 5 grossing store in DFW • Starbucks sales average $25,000 per week MONUMENT SIGN CYPRESS WATERS FLOOR PLAN — 8701 CW BLVD CYPRESS WATERS 8701 CYPRESS WATERS BLVD CYPRESS WATERS FLOOR PLAN — 8309 CW BLVD N CYPRESS WATERS 8309 CW BLVD — ILLUSTRATIONS CYPRESS WATERS BLVD ENTRANCE CYPRESS WATERS AUSTIN RANCH DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW AUSTIN RANCH FRISCO 121 LEWISVILLE 35 PLANO THE OFFICESOFFICES OOFF AUAUSTINSTIN RANRANCHCH GRANITEGRANIT PARK PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE LEGACYLEGAACYCY WESTWEST DALLAS NORTHTOLLWAY HEADQUARTERSHEADQUARTERS DRIVDRIVEE 190 SOUTHLAKE THETHE NEW NORTHERNNORTHERN ENTRANCEENTRANCE TOTO AUSTINAUSTIN FEDEXFEDEX PRESTON ROAD BELTLINE ROAD BELTLINE COPPELL OFFICEOFFICE RANRANCHCH LINKSLINKS AUSTINAUSTIN RANCHRANCH WITHWITH LEGACYLEGACY OOFFICEFFICE HHQQ PLANO WWEST.EST. COCOMMUTERSMMUTERS WILL BE MINUTEMINUTESS FRFROMOM GRAPEVINE RETAIL OOTHERTHER COCORPORATERPORATE CAMPUSESCAMPUSES OFOF TOYOTA,TOYOTA, TOYOTATOYOTA HHQQ TELECOM FEDEX OOFFICE,FFICE, AND JJCC PENNEY. JC PPENNEYENNEY CARROLLTON 75 MULTIMULTI-FAMILY-FAMILY HQ CORRIDOR DIDISTRIBUTIONSTRIBUTION CCENTERENTER RICHARDSON LEGACYLE DRIVE HHIGHWAYIGHWAY ACCESSACCESS FFRITORITO LAY HQ 635 PIZZAPIZZA HUTHUT HQ ERERICSSONICSSON HHQQ DALLAS NORTHTOLLWAY LEGACY DFW AIRPORT 121 114 NORTH 12 GRANDSCAPEGRANDSCAPE TOLLWAY HIGHLAND PARK IRVING DOWNTOWN 121 360 161 WAY DALLAS HIGHWAYHIH GH 121 THE BOAT HOUSE SPRINGSPRING CREEKCREEK PARKWAPARKWAYY THE HUDSON GRAND PRAIRIE DALLAS 30 DFWW AUSTIN SQUARE < TOO DFW AVAILABLE Boat House Building 1: 7,225 SF. Will divide. FUTURE LILISDSD WINDHAVENWWINDN HAVEN PARKWAYPARKKWAAY Boat House Building 2: 14,146 SF. Will divide. SSITEITE AUSTINAUSTIN RANRANCHCH SE Corner Retail: 25,000 across fi ve buildings. DALLA DALLAS NORTHTOLLWAY RATE JOSEYJO LANE S N SE O Y RTH T Call for rates LAL ARBORARBOR HILLSHILLS NEN O NATURENATURE PRESERVE LLWAY < TOTO DFWDFW DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles PARKER ROADROAD PAPARKERRKER ROADROAD 2014 Population 7,751 84,451 290,211 A NEW SIX-LANESIX-LANE DIVIDED ROADWAYROADWAY THAT LINKSLINKS AUSTINAUSTIN RANRANCHCH TTOO SSHH 121.121. COCOMMUTERSMMUTERS WILL HAVE Est. 2019 Population 9,275 97,134 333,557 FASTFAST AND EASYEASY ACCESSACCESS TTOO DNT AND SSHH 1121.21. PRESTONWOODPRESTONWOOD Average HH Income $81,277 $89,998 $74,115 PLANOPLANO PARKWAYPARKWAY COUNTRYCOUNTRY CLUBCLUB TRAFFIC COUNTS CASTLECASTLE HILLHILLSS SH 121 106,778 VPD Plano Pkwy 7,056 VPD Windhaven Pkwy 5,860 VPD CONTACT John Rutledge 214.378.1212 [email protected] Trammell Hancock 214.378.1212 [email protected] AUSTIN RANCH THE BOAT HOUSE AND THE HUDSON AUSTIN RANCH FACTS: • 1,700 acres • Over 3,700 residents within 1/2 mile • 89% single-occupant residences • Average resident age = 31 • 58% male, 42% female • Vibrant mixed-use development built around active lifestyles • 529 multi-family units at the Boat House (Phase 1) • Over 600 multi-family units at The Hudson (Phase 2) • Over 760,000 employees within a 20-minute drive RETAIL SITE • Over 3,000 existing multi-family units at Thousand Oaks • Minutes from Grandscape and several regional corporate headquarters RETAIL SITE BOAT HOUSE RETAIL FACTS: • 16,175 SF of planned retail on SW corner • Delivers Q4 2015 • Building 1: 10,000 SF. Will divide. • Building 2: 6,175. Will divide. • 187 parking spaces • Pedestrian connection to 500-unit Boat House development SE CORNER RETAIL FACTS: • 25,000 SF • Five buildings at 5,000 SF • Hike and bike trail connection • Live music and open eating areas • Tremendous opportunities for large patio seating • 289 parking spaces AUSTIN RANCH SOUTHWEST CORNER — BOAT HOUSE RETAIL BOAT HOUSE RETAIL FACTS: • 18,055 SF in two buildings • Delivers Q4 2015 • Building 1: 11,048 GSF. Will divide. • Building 2: 7,007 GSF. Will divide. • Pedestrian connection to 500-unit Boat House development TRAFFIC COUNTS SH 121 106,778 VPD Plano Pkwy 7,056 VPD Windhaven Pkwy 5,860 VPD AUSTIN RANCH BOAT HOUSE RETAIL — ELEVATIONS BOAT HOUSE RETAIL SITE SOUTHEAST CORNER RETAIL RETAIL SITE Photo: April 2015 Photo: April 2015 AUSTIN RANCH SOUTHEAST CORNER — FUTURE RETAIL SE CORNER RETAIL FACTS: • 25,000 SF • Five buildings at 5,000 SF • Hike and bike trail connection • Live music and open eating areas • Tremendous opportunities for large patio seating • Generous parking ratio TRAFFIC COUNTS SH 121 106,778 VPD Plano Pkwy 7,056 VPD Windhaven Pkwy 5,860 VPD AUSTIN RANCH SOUTHEAST CORNER — FUTURE RETAIL AUSTIN RANCH SOUTHEAST CORNER — FUTURE RETAIL AUSTIN RANCH AUSTIN SQUARE AT THOUSAND OAKS WEST BLOCK 1. State Farm 2. The Shop 3. Market on the Square 4. Classic Nails 5. McSwiggan’s Pub 6. 20,034 sf available 7. The Nutrition Hut 8. Reinvention Salon 9. Austin Ranch Chiropratic 10. OSI Hardware 11. Project People 12. Perfect Tan 7 8 9 EAST BLOCK 5 6 3 4 123 456 1 2 1. Saintsbury Tavern 7 2. Lone Star Coffee Bar 8 3. Uptown Yoga 9 10 4. Doggie Oasis 2 11 5. Doggie Oasis 12 6. The Liquor Cabinet 7. Billingsley Company 8. Corbett Dentistry 9. PlayTri AUSTIN RANCH AUSTIN SQUARE AT THOUSAND OAKS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARK DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW AND MASTER PLAN FRISCO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARK 121 LEWISVILLE PLANO 35 PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE DALLAS NORTHTOLLWAY 190 SOUTHLAKE BELTLINE ROAD BELTLINE COPPELL PRESTON ROAD PLANO GRAPEVINE TELECOM CARROLLTON 75 CORRIDOR RICHARDSON 635 DFW AIRPORT 121 114 12 HIGHLAND PARK IRVING 360 161 DOWNTOWN DALLAS GRAND PRAIRIE DALLAS 30 AVAILABLE Three pad sites. 2,848 SF. Former restaurant. 1,400 SF. 1,061 SF. RATE Call for rates DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW NEIGHBORING CORPORATE NEIGHBORING DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles • 300-acre master-planned development HEADQUARTERS: CORPORATE OFFICES: 2014 Population 7,365 142,657 337,242 • Currently 10,000 employees in 11 Billingsley- • RealPage • Hyundai Capital Est.
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