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Hillsboro, Texas TENANTS INCLUDE: Bath & Body Works Levi’s Outlet Store Carter’s babies and kids Maurices Famous Footwear Outlet Nike Clearance Store Gap Factory Store Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store L’eggs Hanes Bali Playtex Under Armour Clearance House LOCATION SHOPPING CENTERS WITHIN 75 MILES OF Hillsboro, Texas OUTLETS AT HILLSBORO 35 miles north of Waco and 60 miles south of AERIAL DRIVING DISTANCE Dallas/Fort Worth, located 1 mile south of the DISTANCE APPROX. DRIVE TIME junction of I-35 east (Dallas) and west (Fort Worth). A. Richland Mall, Waco 35 Miles 39 Miles Bealls Dick’s Sporting Goods 42 Minutes Dillard’s H&M MARKET JCPenney Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco B. Central Texas Marketplace, Waco 36 Miles 37 Miles Belk Cabela’s 40 Minutes Kohl’s Marshall’s C. The Parks at Arlington, Arlington 46 Miles 60 Miles Dick’s Sporting Goods Dillard’s 59 Minutes JCPenney Macy’s Nordstrom Rack Sears D. Hulen Mall, Fort Worth 49 Miles 53 Miles Dillard’s H&M 52 Minutes Macy’s Sears E. Ridgmar Mall, Fort Worth 54 Miles 59 Miles Dillard’s H&M 57 Minutes JCPenney Old Navy F. North East Mall, Hurst 57 Miles 63 Miles Dick’s Sporting Goods Dillard’s 1 Hr., 3 Mins. JCPenney Macy’s Nordstrom Sears G. Irving Mall, Irving 57 Miles 73 Miles Aeropostale Burlington 1 Hr., 7 Mins. Dillard’s Journey’s Macy’s H. Town East Mall, Mesquite 61 Miles 72 Miles Dillard’s JCPenney 1 Hr., 6 Mins. Macy’s Sears I. NorthPark Center, Dallas 62 Miles 68 Miles Dillard’s Macy’s 1 Hr., 8 Mins. Neiman Marcus Nordstrom J. Galleria Dallas, Dallas 65 Miles 72 Miles Belk H&M 1 Hr., 12 Mins. Macy’s Nordstrom MARKET STATISTICS & DEMOGRAPHICS 25 Miles 40 Miles 50 Miles 60 Miles OUTLET CENTERS AERIAL DRIVING DISTANCE DISTANCE APPROX. DRIVE TIME POPULATION 92,336 780,081 2,148,140 4,298,818 1. Grand Prairie Premium Outlets, 46 Miles 65 Miles MEDIAN AGE 43.7 36.9 35.4 34.8 Grand Prairie 1 Hr., 8 Mins. 2. Grapevine Mills, 66 Miles 81 Miles POPULATION GROWTH 2018-2023 4.95% 7.35% 6.65% 6.85% Grapevine 1 Hr., 19 Mins. AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME $78,451 $87,282 $85,539 $84,563 3. Tanger Outlets-Terrell, 67 Miles 85 Miles NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS 34,355 275,531 736,336 1,517,683 Terrell 1 Hr., 7 Mins. 4. Allen Premium Outlets, 81 Miles 88 Miles MEDIAN HOME VALUE $178,608 $199,619 $183,498 $178,792 Allen 1 Hr., 28 Mins. Source: ESRI 2023 Estimate/Projections 5. Round Rock Premium Outlets, 106 Miles 113 Miles Round Rock 1 Hr., 46 Mins. 6. San Marcos Premium Outlets, 160 Miles 168 Miles TRAFFIC COUNT San Marcos 2 Hrs., 39 Mins. 35 Interstate 35, Hillsboro 63,600 Vehicles/Day 7. Tanger Outlets-San Marcos, 160 Miles 171 Miles San Marcos 2 Hrs., 42 Mins. 4100 MacArthur Blvd, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660 949/224-4100 • craigrealtygroup.com 5/2019.

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