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Leasing Brochure 35'!2,!.$ 4/7. 315!2% 7(%2%#/--%2#%!.$#/--5.)49#/-%4/'%4(%2 Planned Community Developers, Ltd., the developer for the 9,700 acre community of First Colony, is proud to introduce it's mixed use and pedestrian friendly lifestyle center - Sugar Land Town Square in Sugar Land,Texas. Location Southeast corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 Northwest corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 Sugar Land Amenities Town Square N -32-acre mixed use “Town Square” -300 room full service Marriott Hotel & Conference Center -City Hall (82,000 s.f.) -167 mid-rise residential units -1.4-acre pedestrian plaza -Pedestrian friendly walkways to stores & restaurants -560,000 s.f. of office space -241,000 s.f. of retail space -24 hr. traffic counts @ US 59 N & SH6 approx. 187,000 -24 hr. traffic counts @ SH6 N & US 59 approx. 61,000 Retailers Restaurants -2250 Interiors -Bacon Brothers Public House -Albert Luiz Salon & Spa -Baker Street Pub -Altered State -Ben & Jerry’s -Cafe Express -Ann Taylor Loft -Chipotle -Anything Bling -Escalantes US 59 -AT&T -Fish City Grill -Aventoghraphy Photo & Video -Flying Saucer -Babies 1st Furniture -(The) Ginger Mule -Boardroom Salon for Men -Gorilla Greg’s Grub & Pub -Charming Charlie -Guru Burgers and Crepes -Jamba Juice -Cigar Cigar -Japaneiro’s -(The) Collective -Jimmy John’s Sandwiches -Eye Trends -Jupiter Pizza and Waffle Co. -Fred Astaire Dance Studio -Lasagna House -House of Blooms -(The) Middle Spoon -Jos A. Bank -P. F. Chang’s -La Reve Bridal Couture -Perry’s Grille & Steakhouse -Rouxpour Restaurant & Bar -Luggage & Leather -Ruggles Green -Motherhood Maternity -Salata -Pinot’s Palette -Song Kran Thai Kitchen -Relax the Back -Starbucks -Revolution Studio -Sugar Refinery -Sessions Music -Sweet Boutique -Sur La Table -Swirll -Taisho Japanese Grill & Bar -Sweet and Sassy -The Burning Pear -Z Gallerie -Turqoise Grill Retail -Vino & Vinyl Wine & Records Lounge 482,411 -Zoe’s 19.32%Kitchen 13.36% Demographics (US 59 @ State Highway 6) 3 Mile 5 Mile 8 Mile Population 2016: 87,440 231,219 625,845 Pop. Growth: 4.5% 4.4% 3.6% Median Age: 36.17 34.77 For more information contact: Don Janssen @ 281.242.20033.240 Income Avg: $152,355 $128,303 or visit wwww.sugarland-properties.com $93,524 Median Housing: $264,319 $217,647 $172,623 For more information contact Don Janssen (office space) or Jennifer Fogle (retail space) @281.242.2000 or visit www.pcdltd.com Planned Community Developers, Ltd., the developer for the 9,700 acre community of First Colony, and it’s mixed use pedestrian friendly lifestyle center - Sugar Land Town Square in Sugar Land,Texas. Location Southeast corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 Northwest corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 Sugar Land Town Square N Amenities -32-acre mixed-use “Town Square” -300-room full-service Marriott Hotel & Conference Center -City Hall (82,000 s.f.) -167 mid-rise residential units -1.4-acre pedestrian plaza -Pedestrian-friendly walkways to stores and restaurants -560,000 s.f. of office space -241,000 s.f. of retail space -24-hr. traffic counts at US 59 N of SH 6 - approx. 187,000 -24-hr.traffic counts at SH 6 W of US 59 - approx. 61,000 -Adjacent to First Colony Mall (1,000,000 s.f.) 2277 Plaza Drive Office Building US 59 -Six floors -135,000 s.f. of Class A office space -Structured parking with covered connection to office building -Roving patrol 24 hours per day -Lobby bank -Phone activated and zoned after-hours HVAC -Redundant power -Fiber optics available -Plaza view -25,000 s.f. floor plate Demographics (US 59 @ State Highway 6) US 59 3 Mile 5 Mile 8 Mile Population 2016: 87,440 231,219 625,845 Pop. Growth: 4.5% 4.4% 3.6% Median Age: 36.17 34.77 33.24 Income Avg: $152,355 $128,303 $93,524 Median Housing: $264,319 $217,647 $172,623 The Texas Drive Building ForFor more more information information contact: contact Don Don Janssen Janssen @ 281.242.2000(office space) or Jennifer or visit Fogle wwwww .sugarland-properties.com.(retailsugar laspace)nd-pro p@er 281-242-2000ties.com or visit www.pcdltd.com Planned Community Developers, Ltd., the developer for the 9,700 acre community of First Colon y and it’s mixed use, pedestrian friendly lifestyle center - Sugar Land Town Square in Sugar Land, Texas Location Southeast corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 N orthwest corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 Sugar Land Town Square Amenities N -32-acre mixed-use “Town Square” -300-room full-service Marriott Hotel & Conference Center -City Hall (82,000 s.f.) -167 mid-rise residential units -1.4-acre pedestrian plaza -Pedestrian-friendly walkways to stores and restaurants -560,000 s.f. of office space -241,000 s.f. of retail space -24-hr. traffic counts at US 59 N of SH 6 - approx. 187,000 -24-hr.traffic counts at SH 6 W of US 59 - approx. 61,000 -Adjacent to First Colony Mall (1,000,000 s.f.) 2150 Town Square Place Office Building -Eight floors -185,000 s.f. of Class A office space -Structured parking with covered connection -Phone activated and zoned after-hours HVAC -Redundant power -Fiber optics available -Plaza view -25,000 s.f. floor plate -Freeway exposure -Adjacent to Marriott Hotel -First floor retail Demographics (US 59 @ State Highway 6) _______________________ 3 Mile 5 Mile 8 Mile Retail Population 2016: 87,440 231,219 625,845 Pop. Growth: 4.5% 4.4% 3.6% Median Age: 36.17 34.77 33.24 $128,303 $93,524 Income Avg: $152,355 $217,647 $172,623 Median Housing: $264,319 The Texas Drive Building ForFor more more in information f ormation contact: contact Don Don Janssen Janssen @ 281.242.2000(office space) or Jennifer or visit Fogle wwww.sugarland-properties.com (retail space) @281-242-2000 or visit www.pcdltd.com Planned Community Developers, Ltd., the developer for the 9,700 acre community of First Colon y and it’s mixed use, pedestrian friendly lifestyle center - Sugar Land Town Square in Sugar Land, Texas Lo c atio n Southeast corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 N orthwest corner of US 59 and State Highway 6 Sugar Land Town Square N Amenities -32-acre mixed-use “Town Square” -300-room full-service Marriott Hotel & Conference Center -City Hall (82,000 s.f.) -The Minute Maid Company World Headquarters -167 mid-rise residential units -1.4-acre pedestrian plaza -Pedestrian-friendly walkways to stores and restaurants -560,000 s.f. of office space -241,000 s.f. of retail space -24-hr. traffic counts at US 59 N of SH 6 - approx. 187,000 -24-hr. traffic counts at SH 6 W of US 59 - approx. 61,000 -Adjacent to First Colony Mall (1,000,000 s.f.) 2245 Texas Drive Office Building -Six floors -166,000 s.f. of Class A office space -Structured parking with level 2 skywalk -Roving patrol 24 hours per day -Phone activated and zoned after-hours HVAC -Redundant power -Fiber optics available -25,000 s.f. floor plate -Freeway exposure Demog raphics (US 59 @ St at e High wa y 6) _______________________ 3 Mile 5 Mile 8 Mile Retail Population 2016: 87,440 231,219 625,845 Pop. Growth: 4.5% 4.4% 3.6% Median Age: 36.17 34.77 33.24 Income Avg: $152,355 $128,303 $93,524 Median Housing: $264,319 $217,647 $172,623 The Texas Drive Building ForFor more more in information f ormation contact: contact Don Don Janssen Janssen @ (office281.242.2000 space) or Jennifer or visit Fogle wwww.sugarland-properties.com (retail space) @281-242-2000 or visit www.s garlandtowns are.com -!). 342%%4 #/.#%04 ! CONCEPT THAT HAS BEEN ENORMOUSLY SUCCESSFUL IN OTHER AREAS IS A REALITY IN 3OUTHWEST (OUSTON "Y COMBINING SOME OF THE NATIONgS MOST SUCCESSFUL RETAILERS BUSINESSES A FIRST CLASS HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER 3UGAR ,AND 4OWN 3QUARE BRINGS SEVERAL ELEMENTS WITHIN ONE ACRE PACKAGETHATDONgTEXISTANYWHEREELSEINTHEREGION -AIN 3TREET 2ETAILING ! PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED MAIN STREET CITY CENTER AND A CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT THAT IS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF STORES SERVICES RESTAURANTS SIDEWALK CAFES ENTERTAINMENT AND A HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER #OMMUNITY 'ATHERING 0LACE &ESTIVALS AND IMPORTANT EVENTS TAKE PLACE IN THE CENTERPIECE OF 3UGAR ,AND 4OWN 3QUARE AN ACTIVE ACRE PLAZA #LASS ! /FFICE %NVIRONMENT ! PROFESSIONAL PLACE TO SHOWCASE A COMPANY WHERE THE TECHNOLOGY AND ACCESS TO FUNCTION EFFICIENTLY IS SURROUNDED BY AN INVITING MIX OF CONVENIENCES THAT MAKE DOING BUSINESS A PLEASURE PROJECT DETAIL Sugar Land Town Square spans 32 acres at the epicenter of MARRIOTT HOTEL the 9,700 acre First Colony development, one of Houston’s The 300 room Sugar Land Marriott Hotel is a premier master-planned communities. It is a lifestyle-center full-service hotel. hotel, conference center, residential units, City Hall and a CONFERENCE CENTER community plaza. The 55,000 square-foot Sugar Land Conference Center contains 26,500 square feet of meeting space including a DEMOGRAPHICS 15,500 square-foot ballroom, which is among Houston’s Approximately 625,845 people live within the 8 mile trade largest, eight breakout/meeting rooms, a business center, area of Sugar Land Town Square. The average household an executive boardroom, a restaurant and lounge, a income is $152,355 in a 3 mile radius. outdoor pool and landscaped deck. RETAIL Sugar Land Town Square has approximately 241,000 OFFICE square feet of upscale Main Street retail, entertainment facilities and restaurants. National retailers include In total, Sugar Land Town Square includes 560,000 square Ann Taylor Loft, Charming Charlie, Luggage & Leather, Motherhood Maternity, Relax The Back, Z Gallerie and Jos.
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