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Now Leasing Class a Office Located in the Heart of Westover Hills PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 3600 WISEMAN NOW LEASING CLASS A OFFICE LOCATED IN THE HEART OF WESTOVER HILLS OPTION 2 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 CLASS A OFFICE DEVELOPMENT LOCATED IN THE HEART OF WESTOVER HILLS 3600 WISEMAN BLVD | SAN ANTONIO, TX 78251 DEVELOPER LEASING KELLY RALSTON RUSSELL T. NOLL, CCIM, CPM® 2 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 PROJECT OVERVIEW 3600 Wiseman is the newest Class A office Building located in Westover Hills in San Antonio, Texas. The development will include a four story, 129,224± square foot office building with high level finishes throughout and an outdoor courtyard area with shaded seating. The project also includes a 5 story parking garage as well as surface parking to provide above market parking ratios of 6.14 per 1,000 square feet. The Building is prominently located in the heart of San Antonio’s fastest and most dynamic growth sector. Ideally located on Wiseman Boulevard just off Highway 151, 3600 Wiseman offers rapid connectivity to the entire metro area via Loop 1604, Hwy 151, and Loop 410 and is only 20 minutes from the San Antonio airport. 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 WESTOVER RA RD CULEB R O HILLS GERS RD PKWY RANCH MO ALA The Far West Side has been one of Bexar County’s fastest-growing areas over the last decade due to its proximity to PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 employment centers, abundant residential 3600 WISEMAN and exemplary schools. Westover Hills is a master-planned development on the West side of San Antonio. 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives It is the third largest employment center in the 1604 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. city and the home of over twenty corporate campuses, including Capital Group, Frost 151 Bank Regional Headquarters, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan, Chase Bank, Aetna, Nationwide, Petco, Hartford Insurance, GM Financial, Kohl’s Regional Administration, and the Microsoft Data Complex. As balanced growth in Westover Hills continues, it is supported D V LVD by Northwest Vista College, over 23 major BL B N LLS A HI residential neighborhoods with over 280,000 M VER SE WESTO W I in population, hospital campuses, and numerous retail and restaurant establishments. N EL It also benefits from its proximity to Lackland L I S Airforce Base, Port San Antonio, and the South O N Texas Medical Center. D OPTION 2 R 4 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 3600 WISEMAN 129,224± RSF 3600 WISEMAN TOTAL AREA 4 FLOORS 32,300± RSF FLOOR PLATES 6.14:1000 PARKING RATIO OPTION 2 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. LEON BOERNE 10 SPRINGS THE DOMINION MEDTRONIC NUSTAR THE RIM THE SHOPS SHOPPING AT LA CANTERA HARLAND CLARKE VALERO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS @ HELOTES SAN ANTONIO ACELITY USAA 1604 SOUTH TEXAS ALAMO RANCH LEON ALAMO VALLEY RANCH SHOPPING CENTER WESTOVER INGRAM HILLS PARK SWRI MALL 151 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE UNIVERSITY 1604 LACKLAND AFB 90 410 TIMBERWOOD PARK LEON BOERNE 10 SPRINGS 281 AUSTIN THE DOMINION STONE OAK GARDEN RIDGE 1604 HOLLYWOOD PRELIMINARY: This design document is incomplete and may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. | COPYRIGHT 1971-2019 RVK, INC. Neither the printed document nor the digital media may be altered without the express written permission of the named professional. | 17231 PARK SHAVANO SELMA PARK CIBOLO HELOTES HILL COUNTRY 3600 WISEMAN VILLAGE LIVE OAK 10 281 SCHERTZ SAN ANTONIO 1604 SOUTH TEXAS CASTLE INT’L AIRPORT MEDICAL HILLS 35 CONVERSE CENTER 2019.07.23 | SCHEMATIC DESIGN 745 E. Mulberry Avenue Suite 601 RVK designs and delivers ALAMO San Antonio, Texas 78212 exceptional solutions that Office: 210.733.3535 Westover Hills Office Building www.rvk-architects.com positively impact the daily lives 3600 Wiseman Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78251 RANCH Registered Architect: David Bomersbach, 9708 of people and their environments. LEON 410 VALLEY 410 ALAMO OLMOS HEIGHTS PARK 1604 BALCONES HEIGHTS KIRBY WESTOVER HILLS FORT 10 SAM HOUSTON 151 SAN ANTONIO CBD 1604 LACKLAND AFB 90 CHINA GROVE 37 35 410 BROOKS 35 410 1604 CORPUS CHRISTI SAN ANTONIO, TX 281 6 TIMBERWOOD PARK LEON BOERNE 10 SPRINGS 281 NEW BRAUNFELS THE IHEART MEDIA DOMINION MEDTRONIC STONE OAK GARDEN NUSTAR ANDEAVOR RIDGE THE RIM EOG THE SHOPS ROLLING SHOPPING 1604 OAKS MALL AT LA CANTERA CENTER HARLAND CLARKE HOLLYWOOD PARK VALERO SHAVANO SELMA UNIVERSITY PARK CIBOLO OF TEXAS @ HELOTES HILL COUNTRY SAN ANTONIO VILLAGE LIVE OAK FORUM ACELITY SHOPPING CENTER USAA 10 281 NORTHEAST SCHERTZ HUEBNER LAKEVIEW OAKS SWBC SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 1604 SOUTH TEXAS CASTLE INT’L AIRPORT MEDICAL HILLS 35 CONVERSE CENTER HULU UT HEALTH NORTH RACKSPACE STAR MALL ALAMO QUARRY RANCH LEON WONDERLAND MARKET OF THE 410 ALAMO VALLEY 410 ALAMO AMERICAS OLMOS HEIGHTS RANCH PARK 1604 SHOPPING BALCONES UNIVERSITY CENTER HEIGHTS TRINITY OF INCARNATE KIRBY UNIVERSITY WORD SAWS WESTOVER INGRAM HILLS PARK SWRI ST. MARY’S SAN ANTONIO FORT 10 MALL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SAM 151 OUR LADY SHOPS AT RIVERCENTER OF THE LAKE SAN ANTONIO UNIVERSITY CPS ENERGY CBD HEB BILL MILLER FROST 1604 VISIONWORKS LACKLAND AFB 90 ST. PHILIP’S COLLEGE CHINA GROVE 37 35 410 SOUTH PARK MALL WHY WESTOVER HILLS BROOKS TO MEET THE MAJOR OVER DOUBLE THE PALO ALTO DEMAND EMPLOYMENT AVERAGE CENTER AVG HH ONE OF THE FASTEST- OVER 20 INCOME $116K; GROWING AREAS OF SAN CORPORATE CAMPUSES COMPARED TO $56K COLLEGE ANTONIO IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA SAN ANTONIO 35 1604 PROXIMITY TO EDUCATED ABUNDANT DECISION-MAKERS WORKFORCE RESIDENTIAL 410 THIRD LARGEST OVER 42.4% OVER 282,000 PEOPLE EMPLOYMENT CENTER HAVE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE CALL WESTOVER HILLS IN THE CITY AND THE OR HOLD AN ASSOCIATE’S, THEIR HOME HOME OF OVER TWENTY BACHELOR’S, MASTER’S, CORPORATE CAMPUSES PROFESSIONAL DEGREE OR DOCTORATE TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI SAN ANTONIO TOYOTA 281 AREA AMENITIES BANDERA RD TEZEL RD 1 ALAMO RANCH SHOPPING CENTER TARGET BATH & BODY WORKS OLIVE GARDEN OFFICEMAX ROSS DRESS FOR LESS BUFFALO WILD WINGS 1604 DICKS SPORTING
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