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±3.46 Acres Highway 6 South Houston, Texas 77079 ±3.46 ACRES HIGHWAY 6 SOUTH HOUSTON, TEXAS 77079 KRISTEN MCDADE MATT DAVIS LAUREN GEARY Senior Director Associate Director Transaction Manager T: +1 713 469 4509 T: +1 713 974 2407 T: +1 346 444 8968 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ±3.46 AC. | HIGHWAY 6 S. 2018 ESTIMATED DEMOGRAPHICS 1-MILE 3-MILE 5-MILE POPULATION 6,092 67,485 245,972 AVG. HOUSEHOLD INCOME $167,054 $110,213 $100,684 AVG. HOUSING VALUE $487,132 $394,872 $330,853 TRAFFIC COUNTS CARS PER DAY HIGHWAY 6, SOUTH OF I-10 (2017) 78,572 MEMORIAL DR., east of HIGHWAY 6 (2016) 11,884 N 2 3 ±3.46 AC. | HIGHWAY 6 S. ENERGY CORRIDOR NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING DEMAND DRIVER HOUSTON, TX FROM THE FROM THE mi PROPERTY PROPERTY 3.6 1.1mi + 800 HWY 6 S 300 94,000+ NEIGHBORHOOD QUICK FACTS SF SHOPPING JOBS Companies 1.1m DESTINATION 94.0k SUPPORTED Combined Total Workforce TOTAL CORPORATE 90 STORES 300 OFFICES Houston’s Energy Corridor is a 4,200-acre, master-planned Home to BP America, ConocoPhillips, business district that is home to some of the largest ener- 67.5 k Dillard’s | Rainbow | Edward’s Theater Shell Oil Co., and Citgo Petroleum Corp Population gy companies in the world, including Shell, BP America, (Within Three Miles) ConocoPhillips, and Citgo. The energy corridor is the sec- ond-largest employment center in Metro Houston, with NEIGHBORHOOD CONVENIENCES DEMAND DRIVER more than 300 companies, 94,000 employees, and ap- proximately 19 million square feet of office space, more 51% FROM THE than 75% of which is designated as Class A space. By 2030, mi PROPERTY Renter Occupied Housing Units 4.4 the corridor is expected to total 45.2 million square feet of (Within Three Miles) office and mixed-use space. JOBS HOUSTON ENERGY CORRIDOR 2.0k SUPPORTED $ HOSPITAL 329.7k 200 BEDS Median Housing Unit Value Within a four-mile radius of the property Houston Methodist West Hospital (Within Three Miles) BY THE NUMBERS $ 74.6k PRIMARY EDUCATION DEMAND DRIVER Median Household Income STUDENTS FROM THE (Within Three Miles) 77.5k SERVED 7.9 mi PROPERTY SCHOOLS JOBS 70 AND CENTERS 2.0k SUPPORTED 3.7% City Unemployment Rate JOBS SF SUPPORTED FACILITY (October 2018) 9.2k 491k Hazel S Pattison ES | Garland McMeans Jr HS | Taylor HS Toshiba International Corporation 300 Companies 94K+ Workers CITYCENTRE 20M+ Square CITYCENTRE is a thoughtfully 50 Miles of Feet planned self-contained community Hiking and SHOPPING & DINING of Class A Biking Trails of sophisticated retail, elegant dining, Office Space Class-A office space, corporate Allen Edmonds Brio Tuscan Grille penthouse residences, luxurious Anthropologie Four Points by Sheraton J. Crew Hotel Sorella 25 Hotels with brownstones and lofts, upscale 75+ Restaurants Life Time Athletic International Smoke 4,000 Hotel apartments and the 266-room Hotel and Eateries Rooms Sorella, a world-class hospitality and Lululemon Athletica Ra conference facility. Surrounded by Sephora Studio Movie Grill European-style open-air plazas and Urban Outfitters Yard House 7 Colleges and 10 Hospitals Universities beautifully designed green spaces. Supporting with 54K+ 2,200 beds Students Home to nearly 2.9 MILLION SQUARE FEET OF RETAIL SPACE The Energy Corridor prides itself in having everything its residents need and want – from day spas to garden centers, and from small, family-owned gift shops to large retail giants. Its shopping and entertainment options extend beyond its borders as well, with THE KATY MILLS OUTLET MALL and MEMORIAL CITY MALL within minutes from the Energy Corridor. 4 5 ±3.46 AC. | HIGHWAY 6 S. GEORGE BUSH PARK Covering over 7,800 acres in the Barker Reservoir, GEORGE BUSH PARK is used for a wide variety of activities. Public facilities in the park include athletic fields, shooting range, playgrounds, and jogging trails; all are located on Westheimer Parkway, the main roadway in the park. The park’s jogging and biking trails follow the meandering Buffalo Bayou stream. 500-acre TERRY HERSHEY TERRY PARK has been referred to as an “oasis” in the middle HERSHEY of the city. The park is located along the beautiful PARK and Buffalo Bayou in Houston HIKE & BIKE TRAIL and is a popular destination for runners, cyclists, and pet owners who utilize the network of trails to escape PARKING CARDINAL TRAIL 2 BRIDGES the bustle of Houston. CARDINAL TRAIL MOLLY PRYOR MEMORIAL ORCHARD PARKING BLUE JAY BLUE JAY TRAIL TRAIL S W E M L A I R O M E BRIDGE M BRIDGE MOCKINGBIRD TRAIL BRIDGE BRIDGE YOU BA BRIDGE BRIDGE ALO BUFF BRIDGE JAKE HERSHEY BRIDGE BRIDGE MICHAEL’S BRIDGE GROVE BRIDGE YOU BA ALO F BUF YOU BA LO A FF BRIDGE BU BRIDGE BRIDGE ROBIN TRAIL (ASPHALT) ROBIN LOOP (GRANITE) ROBIN LOOP (GRANITE) N 6 7 ±3.46 AC. | HIGHWAY 6 S. West Houston: ±3.46 acres of development ready raw land located on the West side Hwy. 6, just south of Memorial Dr. in Houston, TX (Harris County) • Site is just west of the Energy Corridor, one Houston’s largest employment zones and is easily accessible from I-10, Memorial Dr., Westheimer Rd., and Westpark Tollway by way of Hwy. 6 • Site backs up to George Bush Park, a 7,800 acre forested SITE parkland with 11 miles of trails that connects to Terry Hershey Park and it’s 12.2 miles of trails for an easily accessible amenity to any project • ±250’ of frontage along Hwy. 6 • Two Curb Cuts • Katy ISD • UNRESTRICTED property - ideal for all uses including but not limited to Multifamily, Self-Storage, Office • Contact Broker for Pricing KRISTEN MCDADE MATT DAVIS LAUREN GEARY Senior Director Associate Director Transaction Manager T: +1 713 469 4509 T: +1 713 974 2407 T: +1 346 444 8968 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2229 San Felipe Street; Suite 1600 Houston, TX 77019 © 2019 Berkadia Real Estate Advisors LLC and Berkadia Real Estate Advisors Inc. Berkadia® and Berkadia Commercial Mortgage® are trademarks of Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC. Investment sales and real estate brokerage businesses are conducted exclusively by Berkadia Real Estate Advisors LLC and Berkadia Real Estate Advisors Inc. Commercial mortgage loan origination and servicing businesses are conducted exclusively by Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC and Berkadia Commercial Mortgage Inc. In California, Berkadia Real Estate Advisors Inc. conducts business under CA Real Estate Broker Lic. #01931050, Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC under CA Finance Lender & Broker Lic. #998-0701, Berkadia Commercial Mortgage Inc. under CA Real Estate Broker Lic. #01874116. For state licensing details for the above entities, visit: www.berkadia.com/legal/licensing.aspx.
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