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Round Rock Premium Outlets® Round Rock, Tx ROUND ROCK, TEXAS PROPERTY OVERVIEW ROUND ROCK PREMIUM OUTLETS® ROUND ROCK, TX Dallas MAJOR METROPOLITAN AREAS SELECT TENANTS Austin: 9 miles south adidas, Ann Taylor Factory Store, ASICS, Banana Republic Factory Store, ROUND ROCK San Antonio: 92 miles south Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Calvin Klein Company Store, Coach PREMIUM OUTLETS Waco 45 Houston: 150 miles east Factory Store, Express Factory Store, Fila, Gap Factory, J.Crew Factory, ROUND ROCK, TX Dallas: 180 miles north Michael Kors Outlet, Nike Factory Store, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory 35 Store, Puma, Reebok, Tommy Hilfiger Company Store, Under Armour, Georgetown Bryan RETAIL White House | Black Market Round Rock Austin GLA (sq. ft.) 489,000; 125 stores TOURISM / TRAFFIC 290 The Austin metropolitan area is the 38th largest region nationally Houston OPENING DATE 10 and the city of Austin is 16th. In 2013 Forbes named Austin the Best Opened August 2006 Biggest Boom Town, the Best City for Future Job Growth and one of San Antonio America’s Fastest Growing Cities. Austin has over seven million annual 37 visitors and major annual events include COTA (Circuit of the Americas), PARKING RATIO the South by Southwest Music, Film and Interactive Conferences in 5.22:1 March, and the Austin City Limits Music Festival in September. Round Rock, known as the sports capital of Texas, hosts all of the major RADIUS POPULATION championship and tournament games for young athletes in the state of 15 miles: 840,503 Texas at the Round Rock Sports Center. Round Rock Premium Outlets is 30 miles: 1,726,656 close to the sports center and is a popular shopping destination for the 45 miles: 2,372,062 many visiting sports teams and their fans. Round Rock is home to several Fortune 500 companies including Dell, AVERAGE HH INCOME Inc., Emerson Process Management, and Toppan Photomask. The city of Round Rock grew 6.8% annually over the last 10 years. This growth 30 miles: $89,768 trend has helped make Round Rock the second fastest growing city in the U.S. among cities over 100,000. Forbes has ranked Austin as the fastest growing MSA in the country 4 out of the last 5 years. Round Rock’s close proximity to Austin and San Antonio make it appealing as a destination for business and pleasure. Approximately 105,000 cars pass the site on I-35 each day. LOCATION / DIRECTIONS Information as of 5/1/17. Source: SPG Research; I-35 to University Blvd. to Frontage Road in Round Rock, Texas. trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2016). MASTER PLAN KEY FUTURE ANCHOR TO TERAVISTA PROPOSED RESTAURANT GOLF CLUB PROPOSED HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL FUTURE TO UNIVERSITY BLVD. DEVELOPMENT OAKMONT DR. 14.21 ACRES EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL . R D O R P CINEMARK S S THEATRES CAVENDER’S BOOT CITY A OPENING 2017 B TOMMY HILFIGER ANN TAYLOR COMPANY STORE FACTORY STORE LUPE TORTILLA GAP MEXICAN FACTORY RESTAURANT BASS PRO SHOPS OUTDOOR WORLD RED’S PORCH BROOKS BROTHERS FACTORY STORE NIKE FACTORY STORE POLO RALPH LAUREN BANANA REPUBLIC FACTORY STORE FACTORY STORE WENDY’S CHILI’S GRILL & BAR TEXAS N MEDCLINIC NORTH LAZBOY I35 AERIAL OVERVIEW TERAVISTA GOLF CLUB KEY & RESIDENTIAL NEW ANCHOR FUTURE ANCHOR UNIVERSITY BLVD. PROPOSED RESTAURANT PROPOSED HOTEL CAVENDER’S BOOT CITY EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL OPENING 2017 BASS PRO SHOPS OUTDOOR WORLD (OPEN) OAKMONT DR. LUPE TORTILLA MEXICAN RESTAURANT ROUND ROCK PREMIUM OUTLETS® . R D O R HEB P S CINEMARK S THEATRES A B LAZBOY RED’S PORCH TEXAS MEDCLINIC WENDY’S CHILI’S GRILL & BAR I-35 N DEVELOPMENT AERIAL SURROUNDING AREA CENTERS Moody Marlin Simon Centers Bruceville-Eddy Chilton Competition Lometa Lott 1 Round Rock Premium Outlets® Troy Br 2 The Arboretum at Great Hills Morgan's Point Resort Fort Hood 3 Barton Creek Square Temple Kempner 6 4 The Domain® Lampasas 6 Copperas Cove Nolanville 8 Rosebud 5 Hill Country Galleria Killeen Harker Heights Belton 6 Killeen Mall Little River-Academy 7 Lakeline Mall® C Salado 8 Temple Mall Rogers Holland Buckholts Buchanan Lake Village Cameron Florence Jarrell Bartlett Buchanan Dam ano 45 MILES Burnet Bertram Granger 30 MILES Milano Serenada Georgetown Weir Kingsland Liberty Hill 15 MILES Rockdale Highland Haven Thorndale Marble Falls Thrall Taylor Sunrise Beach Village Meadowlakes Round Rock 1 Horseshoe Bay Hutto Leander Cald Cedar Park Brushy Creek Jonestown P erville Lago Vista 7 Volente Jollyville Windemere Round Mountain Lexington Briarcli Hudson Bend 44 Point Venture 22 Manor Elgin The Hills Bee Cave 5 Lost Creek McDade Johnson City Rollingwood Barton Creek 3 Stonewall 3 Hornsby Bend Webberville Sunset Valley Dripping Springs Gar eld Camp Swift Bear Creek Shady Hollow Giddings Circle D-KC Estates Austin Car San Leanna Driftwood Wyldwood Manchaca Hays Bastrop Blanco Buda Creedmoor Round Mustang Ridge Mountain City Woodcreek Smithville Kyle Niederwald Wimberley Uhland La Grange Fay Lockhart Canyon Lake San Marcos Redwood OTHER RETAIL SHOPPING CENTERS GROSS LEASABLE AREA ANCHORS DISTANCE / DRIVE-TIME The Domain® 1,234,000 sf Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, Dillard’s 12 miles / 20 minutes Austin, TX Lakeline Mall® 1,098,000 sf Dillard’s, Macy’s, JCPenney, Sears 15 miles / 17 minutes Austin, TX The Arboretum 195,000 sf Barnes & Noble 18 miles / 19 minutes Austin, TX Barton Creek Square Nordstrom, Dillard’s, Macy’s, 1,430,000 sf 33 miles / 33 minutes Austin, TX JCPenney, Sears OUTLET SHOPPING GROSS LEASABLE AREA ANCHORS DISTANCE / DRIVE-TIME San Marcos Premium Outlets® Neiman Marcus Last Call, 733,000 sf 58 miles / 55 minutes San Marcos, TX Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH Tanger Outlet Center 443,000 sf 60 miles / 58 minutes San Marcos, TX 60 Columbia Road Building B 3rd Floor Morristown, NJ 07960 (973) 228-6111 premiumoutlets.com Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG)..
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