2.5 ACRES on the SANTA FE TRAIL 4724-4806 East Side Ave - Dallas, Texas Ideal for Urban-Infill Residential Development

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2.5 ACRES ON THE SANTA FE TRAIL 4724-4806 East Side Ave - Dallas, Texas Ideal for Urban-Infill Residential Development DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile Population 21,727 74,556 159,703 Median Income $36,624 $43,230 $58,580 Daytime Population 24,645 100,146 283,415 Pricing: $3,050,000 ($28.00 PSF) DESCRIPTION Property fronts the Santa Fe Trail, a 4.5 mile section of the City of Dallas’ 158 mile linear hike and bike trail system. The Santa Fe Trail links Downtown Dallas to Deep Ellum, the Baylor Scott & White Hospital District, and Fair Park east to White Rock and north to direct connections with The Katy and White Rock Creek Trails. The 12-foot wide trail runs through some of East Dallas’ most significant neighborhoods (Lakewood, Hollywood Heights, Santa Monica and Tennyson Park). The site is zoned multi-family usage and is located less than 2 miles from the new Epic mixed-use complex, Uber’s recently announced 3,000 employee mega-hub in Deep Ellum at Pacific and Good-Lattimer. Uber is moving 700 employees into Epic Tower I upon completion with another 2,300 employees occupying the complex by 4Q22. The Epic is one of multiple world class office, hotel and apartment projects currently underway in the thriving Deep Ellum residential and commercial business district. The neighboring Dallas Central Business District and Uptown Dallas boasts the metro area’s largest employment base with more than 150,000 workers and 40,000 plus permanent residents. CONTACT: David McQuaid Phone: 214-373-7305 x101 [email protected] 2.5 ACRES ON THE SANTA FE TRAIL 4724-4806 East Side Ave - Dallas, Texas 75 WHITE ROCK 345 LAKE LOWER LAKEWOOD GREENVILLE N MUNGER BLVD S OLD RAND RD UPTOWN COLUMBIA AVE SANTA FE TRAIL ® TM SAMUELL E GRAND AVE GRAND PARK SUBJECT 30 67 PROPERTY 30 67 75 366 345 DOWNTOWN DALLAS S HASKELL AVE 67 30 David McQuaid | Phone: 214-373-7305 x101 | [email protected] 2.5 ACRES ON THE SANTA FE TRAIL 4724-4806 East Side Ave - Dallas, Texas SUBJECT PROPERTY ® TM S OLD RAND RD COLUMBIA AVE SANTA FE TRAIL EASTSIDE AVE S CARROLL AVE 30 67 WILLOW ST S PEAK ST HAMMS TIRES 30 67 David McQuaid | Phone: 214-373-7305 x101 | [email protected] .

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