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West Dallas East of Taft | Prime Inner Loop 1712 W For Sale ±0.42 Acres (±18,332 SF) Redevelopment Opportunity West Dallas East of Taft | Prime Inner Loop 1712 W. Dallas St | Houston, Texas 77019 For more information, contact: Simmi Jaggi Elizabeth Clampitt Senior Vice President Vice President 713.888.4098 713.888.4075 [email protected] [email protected] 1712 W. Dallas Street The available property located along West Dallas is surrounded by Houston’s most desirable places to live with Midtown and Houston’s Central Business District where Houston Theatre District, Discovery Green Park, Minute Maid Park and Toyota Center are all located to the east of the property. River Oaks and Upper Kirby are to the west of the tracts and Rice Military and Buffalo Bayou are located to the North. The 52-mile slow-moving waterway, known as Buffalo Bayou, has become a destination for outdoor recreation near downtown Houston. It remains in its natural state and contains an incredibly diverse urban ecosystem supporting dozens of native species of flora and fauna. Buffalo Bayou Park offers 160 acres of beautiful scenary and skyline views, artwork, a nature play area, the “go-to” dog park in the city, hike and bike trails, and gathering places for visitors to enjoy outdoor activities as well as live, artistic performances. Stretching from Shepherd Drive to Sabine Street between Allen Parkway and Memorial Drive, it is fulfilling its potential as one of the country’s great urban parks. Dubbed as “the largest urban park in Texas,” Houston’s 1,503-acre Memorial Park, includes Texas’ top-rated municipal 18-hole golf course, as well as facilities for tennis, softball, swimming, track, croquet, volleyball, in-line skating, cycling, and a popular three-mile running course. In addition to the many trails, the park is host to several softball/baseball fields, as well as a soccer/football field. The park is also host to Houston’s annual Bayou City Art Festival. Other nearby attractions include the Houston Arboretum, the Nature Center and the Bayou Bend Collections and Gardens. Property Features The property is located on West Dallas just east of Taft in a highly trafficked urban area. The sites offer a unique opportunity obtain frontage on West Dallas, one of the main connecting arteries into downtown. The site offers excellent regional access via Allen Parkway, Memorial Drive, and I-45, and is walking distance to newly-expanded 160-acre Buffalo Bayou Park, with the ease of access, the sites are minutes away from River Oaks, Midtown, Downtown, the Galleria and more. West Dallas showcases amazing downtown Houston views. Strong home values and a thriving urban population support the growing restaurants, bars, retail and residential growth in the immeidate vicinity. Regent Square, a four million square foot mixed-use development is located at W. Dallas and Dunlavy St. with apartments already up and Alamo Draft House coming soon. JLB Partners is building Axis apartments at Montrose and W. Dallas. Other apartment developments include Alliance Residential developing Broadstone Tinsley Park apartments at W. Dallas and Bailey, and Broadstone Skyline at W. Dallas and I-45. New townhomes along W. Dallas were delivered in 2015 and because of the demand, more are under construction. • Highly visible urban site along West Dallas • Great location for retail or medical use • Available for sale • ±0.42 acres or ±18,332 SF Demographics 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles Estimated Population 24,782 186,348 435,120 Average Household Income $106,382 $109,659 $102,744 Median Age 33.2 35.6 35.0 Source: US Census Bureau. 2016 Esri forecast. Traffic Counts Vehicles Per Day Washington Avenue west of Durham Drive 15,840 Washington Avenue east of Durham Drive 19,840 Memorial Drive west of Shepherd Drive 31,620 Memorial Drive east of Shepherd Drive 35,530 2011 24-Hour Traffic Counts. TXDot. *Dimension measurements are approximate Development Opportunity Among Houston’s Most Popular Areas Midtown Houston CBD The trendy Midtown neighborhood, just south of Downtown, offers Downtown Houston, home to pro-sports teams like the Astros and a range of restaurant opportunities, energetic nightlife options Rockets, as well as year-round resident companies in all the major and boutique shopping that attracts a bevy of young professionals performing arts. Thanks to recent efforts to develop the area’s to the area. There, loft-dwellers share vistas of the Downtown culinary and nightlight scene, Downtown enjoys a following that skyline to the north and view of the Museum District’s century-old extends beyond the 9 to 5 hours. Head over to the Market Square oaks to the south. On Saturday mornings, locals flock to the area Park area, where classic bars like La Carafe mix with newcomers for spectacular brunch options or gallery hoping at one of the 24 like the OKRA Charity Saloon. Catch a show or enjoy a night out art venues located in this diverse community, but after the sun at GreenStreet, a four-block, mixed-use entertainment complex. goes down, pretty young things return for nights at Midtown’s live While you’re in the area, swing by the 12-acre Discovery Green music venues, dance clubs and dive bars. for live music, fitness classes and (in the winter) ice-skating on Kinder Lake. Montrose Southeast of the site is Montrose. Developed in 1911, the four- River Oaks square-mile area is a pocket of eccentricity and diversity in the River Oaks lies just west of the site and contains some of the heart of the city. Spend an afternoon perusing one of Montrose’s most coveted (and expensive) real estate in the city. But it’s art galleries, grab a bite at a local café or find one-of-a-kind not only the mansions that draw onlookers; there are plenty of treasure at an offbeat shop along the Westheimer Curve. boutiques, restaurants and art galleries that give the inner-loop spot its character. At the River Oaks Shopping Center, restaurants and retail live alongside the historic River Oaks Theatre—the oldest working theater in the city. 77008 77009 Home Price Range: Home Price Range: $291,293 - $1,600,000 $220,000 - $1,450,000 77007 Home Price Range: $236,087 - $1,549,000 SITE 77019 77006 Home Price Range: Home Price Range: $452,000 - $17,900,000 $267,000 - $2,350,000 W S S Coronado Ave a l C o Weiss St Weiss St East 16th Street t East 16th Street ne West 16th Street l i n g F D e s C n o l F r e e t La I r v i n g t o n Chickering Street Royder St c h a l k e Chickering St B o u l e v a r d H arris C ourt as Peddie Street E H i r s c h R d h a u Peddie Street y S t Clio St Malvern Street E Jewett Street C u s t e r S t astex Fre C h e r r y r D r W a l t o n S t L i n n A verill Stre et Hoffm an Street C o l u m b i a S t B l a f f e r / m e s Marcus St West 15 1 2 Street E d i s o n S t Marcus Street C ordellStreet m o n t S t Cody St Dabney Street O xford Street East Le Green St Los Angeles St Le Green Street u l t o n S t Crandon St N o r t h F Droxford Dr H a i Crandon Street H ardy Street n S t Sayers Street Patton Street Egypt Street Ea E F h Street r e East 15t A i r l i n e D r West Patton Street Alexander T C J R West 15th Street B e v e r l y S t S t r e e t Dian Street r SiegelStreet Dorothy Street S t S t eet Nashua Street Ralfallen St Patton St M ajestic Street Northwood Street s t L o b P i n e r i d g e O a k r i d g e H a l l P l a c e ane S t r e e t K e r m i t S t Christie St Christie Street ester Bouleva Finch Street La W Beggs Street Kury Lane Englewood Street est d s e e S t Quannah St S t r e e t d Heslep Street W a y n e Kash m ere Street L a w r e n c e Algregg Street Algregg Street Crane Street e R o a e w a y a l l s S t r e e t Leffing w ell Street T R u t l a n d S t Erin Street R u s s M a r e e t e r t s o n S B eallStreet J e n s Frontag Lockwood Drive M E l s e r S t r e C tr eet West 14 1/2 St Blair Street Erin Street Erin Street Erin Str Crane St Laird Street eet Kress Street W oolw orth Street WipprechtSt W a t s o n Lindyann Lane Shelby S t r e e t Prince Street Je e t East 14th Street L S t r e e t S t r e e t St n t a g o N o r h i l l Gardner West Gardner St ster B o u l e v a r d Shirkm ere Rd West 14th Street rd e l l S t r e e Conroy St North Shepherd Drive St Hai e n D r C etti Street We t u r y S t r e e t M oore Street Tabor Street Gardner Ave n St Shelby Street Legion Street vender Street Kennon Date Bou Julian Street ems Stre West 14th Street F r o Cindy Lane Ashland Street East 13th 1/2 St Legion St s A n g e Makeig Street e R o Makeig Street ewayFrontage Road Fulton Street tha Street ichaux Street e Street Ber Street West Fugate St y B e v e r l y S t gate Street Fu Street Li Pickfair Street lev D e G e o r g e S t et Baden St Pear St S o l o S t o r t h F r e e w a Alber Street Alber St Alber Street a d Bain St Wynnwood Lane Calen l e s S t r e Wynnwood Lane a Arlington Street E n i d S t r e e t Collingsworth Street rd East 13th Street Catherin Bre wster Street Hora e t A r c h e r S ce St h Street West Melwood Street S t r e e t West 13t C o c h Y a l e S t r e e t n n S t r e dar Street M i l elwood Street bra Melwood St M Bunton Street Collingsworth orth Street th Street e t St gsw Octavia Street t r e e t L o v e S Collin S t ollingswor Grovewood Lane C r t S t S t O a k r i d et D e ne Pizer Stre C herry Street La Billin gsley St Collingsworth Street ge V i n c e n t S t O t i s ood East 12 1/2 Street s Street ew e P i n e r i d g e Collingsworth M anville Street e Tabor St C e t t i Grov M o o r e Bergin St N Ch E an m D r i v Cactus Street Octaviaw e i St k h a ast T C Je Collingsworth St t r
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