Site Plan - Read King

Pearland Economic
Development Corp.
Tract 2: ±37 usable net ac
Tract 1: ±5-13 usable net ac
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Harris County
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Christie Amezquita, CCIM
T 713.782.9000
ext. 16
[email protected]
Tony Patronella
T 713.782.9000
ext. 13
[email protected]
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Summary
Specifics
Land Available - Property is divisible
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Tract 1
Tract 2
±5-13 usable net acres
(net of detention): $8 PSF
Access to Pearland Parkway available
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Located at the southwest corner of Beltway 8 and Pearland Parkway.
This intersection boasts a trade area of over 210,403 people and is
the gateway to the Pearland market.
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Monroe R
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Traffic Counts
1 mile
3 mile
5 mile
10 mile
Intersection
Active Population (12/2011)
9,452
82,963
233,773
924,973
Beltway 8 west of Pearland Pkwy
86,000 CPD
Estimated Households
3,141
25,913
70,813
280,720
Beltway 8 east of Pearland Pkwy
112,000 CPD
$69,763
$63,402
$62,310
$65,064
Pearland Pkwy south of Beltway 8
25,062 CPD
1,639
20,573
69,138
279,820
2010 Average Daily Traffic Counts except (*) that are 2006 24-Hour Traffic Counts.
Utilities available through the city of Houston
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±37 usable net acres: $4 PSF
Demographics
Est. Average HH Income
Total Number of Employees
Count
AREA RETAIL
Area Housi ng
Housing Summary
No Development
William P. Hobby Airport
William P. Hobby Airport
($2.7 Billion economic Impact)
($2.7 Billion economic Impact)
a G e n oa R
G enoa R
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A
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Alm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8a
8b
9a
9b
10
11
12
13
14
Gulf Meadows
600 Homes
600
600
500
620
375
675
100
835
500
650
1,800
600
800
350
275
285
TOTAL
9,565
Monroe Rd
Telephone Rd
Monroe Rd
Telephone Rd
2
Lots
Southridge Crossing
Gulf Meadows
Clearwood Crossing
Durham Park
Stone Creek
Clear Creek Park
Stonebridge
Lakes of Highland Glen Phase I
Lakes of Highland Glen Phase II
Riverstone Ranch
Riverstone Ranch Phase II
Kirkmont
Green Tea Terrace & Country Club
Clearbrook Meadows
Banbury Cross
Beezer Homes
Homes Completion Date
150
600
500
540
375
675
75
835
150
580
1,800
600
800
350
275
285
2010
Complete
Complete
Q4-2009
Complete
Complete
Q4-2009
Complete
Q4-2010
Q4-2009
TBD
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
TBD
8,590
Clearwood Crossing
500 Homes
3
Fuqua St
SITE
Pearland Economic
Development Corp.
Tract 2
Beltway 8
Tract 1
vd
Lakes of Highland Glen Phase II
150 Homes
University of Houston
Clear Lake - Pearland Campus
Banbury Cross
275 Homes
Development Corporation.
7
Stonebridge
75 Homes
Lake enrollment to an excess of 8,000.
occupancy with the Pearland Economic
14
9a
FM 518
Clear Creek Park
675 Homes
6
Riverstone Ranch
580 Homes
Bla
ck
h
9b
Lakes of Highland Glen Phase I
835 Homes
Campus brings the total UH-Clear
on 40 acres of land and shares
Clearbrook Meadows
350 Homes
12
8a
13
satellite campus, the UHCL Pearland
This 30,659 SF facility is situated
Beezer Homes
285 Homes
Hughes Rd Extension
8b
UHCL Pearland Campus opened for
Kirkmont
600 Homes
10
McHard Rd
classes August 2010. Serving as a
FM 518
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Blackhaw
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McHar
Southridge Crossing
150 Homes
Stone Creek
375 Homes
4
Pearland Pkwy
Tract 1
Pearland Pkwy
Tract 2
1
Beltway 8
Durham Park
540 Homes
11
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Bl
vd
Green Tea Terrace & Country Club
800 Homes
Riverstone Ranch Phase II
1,800 Homes
TOTAL HOMES: 8,590
SITE DISTANCE CALCULATION TO AREA INTERSECTIONS
BW 8 &
Fairmont Pkwy
William P. Hobby Airport
($2.7 Billion economic Impact)
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Telephon
Almeda Genoa Rd
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HWY 288 &
FM 518
I-45 &
Bay Area Blvd
William P. Hobby Airport
Monro
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($2.7 Billion economic Impact)
Beltway 8
Flaming Wok
Pearland Eye Care
Tract 2
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Beltway 8
Tract 1
Harris County
Park Land
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Pearland Economic
Development Corp.
P
J. Frank Dobie High School
Student Enrollment: ±3,351
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