1.16 Ac Mckinney, Sampson & York Streets

FOR SALE: ±1.16 AC MCKINNEY, SAMPSON & YORK STREETS

±50,000 SF LOCATED IN EADO AREA | HOUSTON, TEXAS

DOWNTOWN HOUSTON 150,000 Employees 18.3 million annual visitors

Polk St SITE Dallas St Lamar St

6' ± 2 2 McKinney St 7 ±2 0'

Sampson St Sampson St ±1.16 AC York St ± ' York St Scott St McKinney24 St 8 SITE: ±1.16 AC 8 4 ' 1 ±

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Jeanie Gibbs, CCIM Tony Patronella Christie Amezquita, CCIM T 713.980.4749 T 713.828.4883 T 713.979.0436 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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S DOWNTOWN HOUSTON THEATER SITE 150,000 Employees DISTRICT 6' ± 18.3 million annual visitors CENTRAL STATION 2 2 7 ±2 0' CONVENTION DISTRICT Sampson St ±1.16 AC EaDo/STADIUM ± ' York St McKinney2 St 8 48 4 EAST END LINE ' 1 ± 8th Wonder Brewery COFFEE PLANT/SECOND WARD

SITE Oak Farms Dairy LOCKWOOD/EASTWOOD MAIN STREET LINE The EaDo Promenade McKinney St Project to convert five city blocks to green space intended to make surrounding retail & residential LEELAND/THIRD WARD development more viable SITE COMMERCIAL

Sampson St High School for MULTIFAMILY Law and Justice York St Jan 2017 SINGLE FAMILY GOVERNMENTAL S INSTITUTIONAL

INDUSTRIAL l Future Retail Development rai VENUES T e PROMENADE CONCEPT ik PLAN AREA B ENTERTAINMENT d n DISTRICT a e SOUTHEAST LINE EXISTING RAIL ik 90 H METRO LIGHT RAIL EAST END LINE METRO LIGHT RAIL ELGIN/THIRD WARD SOUTH EAST LINE SUMMARY HIKE & BIKE TRAIL BIKEWAY

SIZE: ± 1.16 AC University of Houston Undergraduate: 31,764

PRICE: $35.00 PSF Campus Size: 594 acres

Tuition: $9,211 TERMS: Cash EaDo – East Downtown Houston UTILITIES: Full Available “EaDo is a vibrant neighborhood rich with history, RESTRICTIONS: None ROBERTSON STADIUM interesting sites, thriving businesses and Houston Light-rail System entertainment andWASHINGTON best of all downtown AVENUE living. East End Line FRONTAGES: ±248' on McKinney St. Southeast Line Main Street Line (existing) EaDo is remarkably situated near Houston’s ±226' on Sampson St Stations UH SOUTH/UNIVERSITY OAKS largest employment centers: Downtown, the Texas ±148' on York St. Medical Center, and the Houston Ship Channel. With unmatched views of the growth area of the downtown skyline, East Downtown also brings you • ±50,000 SF Available for sale, located at McKinney, DEMOGRAPHICS within walking distance of Discovery Green Park, DOWNTOWN SITE Sampson and York Streets 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles Minute Maid Park (Astros), the George R. Brown Convention Center, the Toyota Center (Rockets), • Located in Eado Area Active Population (06-2015) 15,836 169,869 443,865 the Houston Pavilions, and The Shops at Houston Estimated Households 6,073 61,986 168,618 UPTOWN Center. With access to the major freeways, major • Within walking distance to a rail line Est. Avg. Household Income $61,048 $69,363 $79,357 thoroughfares, METRO Transit, and soon METRO Daytime Demos: Employees 7,931 231,615 480,056 • No Restrictions GALLERIA Light Rail (LRT) from the East End and Southeast 59 GREENWAYcorridors PLAZAconnecting to Downtown and the Main • Utilities Available TRAFFIC COUNTS Street Red Line, connectivity to all points of • Sale Price: $35 PSF or $1,768,500 Scott Street south of Mckinney Street 18,070 CPD (2011) interest in the Houston area is convenient.”

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