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1660 West Lake Houston Parkway, Kingwood, TX | kings-harbor.com Contact: Adam McAlpine 281.973.4562 or Roddy McAlpine 281.973.0456 STRATEGIC LOCATION OUR AUDIENCE 20 acre site strategically located b in the densely populated and d affluent Kingwood-Atascocita trade area Only commercial waterfront site in the trade area $150K+ HOUSEHOLD INCOME Great accessibility and visibility to West Lake Houston Parkway b d Unique, enticing architectural design with beautiful walkways and community gathering spots UPPER CRUST Affluent demographic profile with wealthy, empty-nesting couples strong disposable income with an oppulent lifestyle NETWORKED NEIGHBORS 249 WOODLANDS tech savvy middle class families 59 KINGWOOD balancing work and leisure GEORGE BUSH 249 INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT MOVERS & SHAKERS 8 wealthy, business class executives and white-collar professionals 290 45 8 290 59 610 6 10 10 CITYCENTRE MEMORIAL CITY 10 45 DOWNTOWN 10 UPTOWN WEST AVE HOUSTON PARK TOWN & HIGHLAND GREENSTREET COUNTRY VILLAGE VILLAGE GALLERIA 610 KIRBY GROVE 8 59 59 RICE VILLAGE 610 45 288 8 HOBBY AIRPORT SUGAR LAND 59 8 288 10387 SF 1621 SF 1457 SF 1295 SF 1021 SF 3412 SF EDWARD JONES COMFORT & 1970 SF 1099 SF CARE MEDICAL SUPPLIES 1835 SF COMPARATIVE DEMOGRAPHICS Population (3 mile) Median HH Income Average HH Income Population with Average over $75,000 HH Income over $75,000 Kings Harbor (3 mile) 70,190 105,835 71.6% 50,256 LaCenterra (Katy) 69,121 114,146 42.7% 29,515 Market Street The Woodlands 57,887 76,635 52.6% 30,449 Pearland Town Center 35,437 99,032 66.5% 23,566 Sugar Land Town Square 77,441 111,571 70.1% 54,286 Vintage Park (Champions) 85,173 90,966 60.9% 51,870 Average 65,875 100,076 60.7% 40,008 TRAFFIC COUNTS West Lake Houston Parkway, South of Kingwood Drive - 38,688 cars per day West Lake Houston Parkway, North of Kingwood Drive - 37,242 cars per day 1660 West Lake Houston Parkway, Kingwood, TX | kings-harbor.com Contact: Adam McAlpine 281.973.4562 or Roddy McAlpine 281.973.0456.

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