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Live Oak Development Site Land Tracts for Sale Or Build-To-Suit Judson Road & Retama Hollow, San Antonio, Texas 78233 Live Oak Development Site Land Tracts for Sale or Build-to-Suit Judson Road & Retama Hollow, San Antonio, Texas 78233 Carl Bohn Todd A. Gold, CCIM 210 524 4000 Vice President President, Managing Partner 8023 Vantage Dr, Suite 1200 R E OC Direct Line 210 524 1321 Direct Line 210 524 1309 San Antonio TX 78230 SAN ANTONIO [email protected] [email protected] reocsanantonio.com R E OC Table of Contents SAN ANTONIO SECTION 1 Maps SECTION 2 Development Plan SECTION 3 Market Summary SECTION 4 Quote Sheet SECTION 5 San Antonio Overview SECTION 6 Selma/IH-35 Corridor Overview SECTION 7 Demographics SECTION 8 TREC Agency Disclosure Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] © 2015 REOC San Antonio. REOC San Antonio is a licensed Real Estate broker in the State of Texas operating under REOC General Partner, LLC. The information contained herein is deemed 210 524 4000 accurate as it has been reported to us by reliable sources. As such, we can make no warranty or representation as to the accuracy or completeness thereof. Further, the property is presented subject to availability, change in price or terms, prior sale or lease, or withdrawal from the market. R E OC City Location Map SAN ANTONIO Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] 210 524 4000 R E OC Aerial Map SAN ANTONIO Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] 210 524 4000 R E OC Aerial Map SAN ANTONIO Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] 210 524 4000 R E OC Area Restaurants SAN ANTONIO Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Restaurants 9. Blimpie’s 19. Hooligan’s 29. Starbuck’s 39. Cheddar’s 49. Subway Direct Line 210 524 1309 10. Felix Restaurant 20. IHOP 30. Baskin Robbin’s 40. Hooter’s 50. Carl’s Jr. 1. Zio’s 11. Longhorn Cafe 21. Outback Steakhouse 31. Panda Express 41. Chuy’s 51. Whataburger [email protected] 2. Dairy Queen 12. Popeye’s 22. Las Palapas 32. Chili’s 42. Freebird’s 52. Denny’s 3. Flaco’s 13. Taza’s Coffee 23. Wendy’s 33. Chipotle 43. Chuck E. Cheese 53. Sonic 4. El Tejano 14. Nicha’s Comida Mexicana 24. Firehouse Subs 34. Cici’s Pizza 44. Houlihan’s 54. Bill Miller 5. Shang-Hai 15. Cold Stone Creamery 25. Genghi’s Grill 35. Macaroni Grill 45. Jack in the Box 55. Bush’s Chicken 6. Mr. Gatti’s 16. Buffalo Wild Wings 26. Subway 36. TGI Friday’s 46. Jim’s 56. 54th Street Bar & Grill 210 524 4000 7. Domino’s 17. Texas Road House 27. Sea Island 37. Chick-fil-A 47. McDonald’s 57. Burger King 8. Wing Stop 18. Bikini’s 28. Red Robin 38. Freddy’s Frozen Custard 48. Taco Cabana 58. McAllister’s R E OC Potential Development Plan SAN ANTONIO Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] 210 524 4000 R E OC Market Summary SAN ANTONIO Market Area Drive Time Highlights Adjacent to the newly renovated, upgraded and expanded 4.8 miles (8 minutes) to Rackspace Hosting, an IT hosting Northeast Methodist Hospital company ranked in 2011 as one of the top 100 places to work City of Live Oak by Fortune Magazine with 2,400 employees in San Antonio Extensive medical/clinical services in the area 1.2 miles (4 minutes) to Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union Headquarters which has 400,264 members and 1,150 Close proximity to many new and established residential employees neighborhoods 2.6 miles (6 minutes) to the main office of Judson Independent Close proximity to many area restaurants, shopping, other School District which employs 2,799 full time teachers, amenities and services administrators and staff and has 22,503 students enrolled in High growth area 2012 High traffic area 2.6 miles (5 minutes) to Northeast Lakeview College which currently serves over 6,000 students and will serve 15,000 Perfect location for medical users, medical related retail, etc. students at capacity Site offers tremendous connectivity due to the retail power Less than 2 miles from two additional Alamo Community College centers, major employers, colleges and highly concentrated satellite locations residential development in the direct area Over 1,200,000 square feet of retail in the nearby the well Traffic Counts occupied retail power center, Forum at Olympia Parkway IH-35 west of Judson Road; 182,000 vpd (2010) Excellent access to and from IH-35 and Loop 1604 IH-35 east of Judson Road; 150,000 vpd (2010) Excellent visibility from IH-35 Toepperwein south of IH-35; 12,450 vpd (2005) Convenient circulation around the site enables users to obtain easy access to IH-35 Toepperwein east/south of Judson Road; 19,240 vpd (2000) IH-35 corridor commuter traffic is an essential element for Judson Road west of Retama Hollow; 15,560 vpd (2000) successful businesses in this area Traffic counts from TxDOT Statewide Planning Map & MPSI (Market Planning Carl Bohn Many recreational attractions located nearby including Retama Solutions Inc.) Systems Inc. d.b.a. DataMetrix Vice President Park, multiple golf courses and unlimited shopping in the area’s Direct Line 210 524 1321 many shopping center options [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] 210 524 4000 R E OC Quote Sheet SAN ANTONIO Total Site A B C D Acres 13.12 7.3 4.13 1.22 SF 571,651 317,988 180,011 53,913 Zoning B-3 B-1 B-3 B-3 Sale Price/SF $9.75 $8.25 $6.00 $9.75 Carl Bohn Vice President Direct Line 210 524 1321 [email protected] Todd A. Gold, CCIM President, Managing Partner Direct Line 210 524 1309 [email protected] Actual Sale Price under any proposed purchase contract is a function of the relationship of numerous characteristics including credit worthiness of buyer and other factors deemed important by the Seller. This Quote Sheet does not constitute an offer. Neither this document nor any oral discussions between the parties is intended to be a legally binding agreement, but merely expresses terms and conditions upon which the Landlord may be willing to enter into an agreement. This Quote Sheet is subject to modification, prior sale or withdrawal without 210 524 4000 notice and neither party hereto shall be bound until definitive written agreements are executed by and delivered to all parties to the transaction. The information provided herein is deemed reliable, however, no warranties or representations as to the accuracy are intended, whether expressed or implied. R E OC San Antonio Overview SAN ANTONIO Largest U.S. Cities San Antonio-New Braunfels Metro Area Ethnicity 1 New York 2 Los Angeles 74.2% 3 Chicago 2000 Census 1,711,703 32.9 601,265 7% 2010 Census 2,142,508 0.8% 4 Houston 34.1 763,022 2.3% 2015 Estimate 2,318,052 34.8 829,834 5 Philadelphia 2020 Projection 2,524,054 Population 35.6 906,792 Median Age Households Total 12% 6 Phoenix 3.5% 7 San Antonio 8 San Diego Black Alone 9 Dallas American Indian Alone 10 San Jose Asian Alone 2000 Census $51,426 $39,029 $18,443 Some Other Race Alone 2010 Census $62,458 $50,146 $22,135 Two or More Races 2015 Estimate $72,664 $52,913 $26,383 White Alone Per Capita Income Avg. Household Income Avg. 2020 Projection $82,673 Median Household Income $60,771 $30,048 45% Dallas 280 miles Major Industries Major Industries Austin 55% 80 miles San Houston HospitalityHospitality/Tourism & Tourism Hispanic Origin (Any Race) Antonio 200 miles Non-Hispanic MilitaryMilitary Corpus Laredo/ Christi Real EstateReal Estate& Construction & Construction Nvo. Laredo 145 miles Fortune 500 Companies Carl Bohn 150 miles SAT Rankings US Vice President FinanceFinance Mexico City 1 Valero Energy 13 Direct Line 210 524 1321 900 miles Health CareHealth & Care Bioscience & Bioscience [email protected] 2 Tesoro Corp 77 ManufacturingManufacturing Todd A. Gold, CCIM $0$0 $5$5 $10$10 $15$15 $20$20 $25$25 $30$30 3 USAA 122 President, Managing Partner Located in South Central Texas within Bexar County, In Billions San Antonio occupies approximately 504 square miles. Direct Line 210 524 1309 4 CST Brands, Inc 277 [email protected] Situated about 140 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico where the Gulf Coastal Plain and Texas Hill Country 5 iHeart Media 429 meet. 210 524 4000 6 NuStar Energy 741 Sources: U.S. Census; ESRI 2015 Estimates; U.S. Census Bureau 2010, ESRI forecasts for 2015 & 2020; Fortune 2015 Rankings R E OC Selma/IH-35 Corridor North Overview SAN ANTONIO The Live Oak Development Site is situated along the IH-35 from Loop 1604 to Olympia Parkway. The project features 1.4 corridor, which runs from Mexico to Chicago and cuts through million square feet of big-box and inline retail space along with the heart of the Randolph Metrocom area in the northeast sec- a myriad of dine-in and quick serve restaurants.
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