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PARMER

PARMER
AFFORDABLE. INNOVATIVE. DESIRABLE.
presented by:
PARMER
- AFFORDABLE. INNOVATIVE. DESIRABLE.
Grandfathered 1997 development agreement. The existing site is not
subject to current development restrictions, providing significant cost savings.
Established corporate presence. General Motors, Dell, HID Global, Pearson,
Samsung among others all reside in the immediate area.
No public approval process. The existing LI-PDA zoning allows for a wide
variety of development options that do not require additional public approval.
Access to primary highways. IH-35, Mopac Expressway and Toll 130 are all
quickly accessible from PARMER.
Ideal location. PARMER is located along Parmer Lane, Austin’s corporate
thoroughfare connecting many of Austin’s largest corporate campuses, including
Samsung, and Apple, from East to West.
Extensive existing amenities. Over 2 million square feet of affordable retail
amenities in the immediate area along IH-35 and Parmer.
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#1 Best City For Future Job Growth
city
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- Forbes, 2013
#1 America’s Top Boomtown
- Bloomberg, 2013
#1 America’s Fastest Growing City
- Forbes, 2012
#1 Small Business Growth
CITY
- The Business Journals, 2013
#1 Economic Health Index
- Business Journals, 2013
- Business Insider, 2012
#3 Best Cities For Good Jobs
- Forbes, 2013
#2 Fastest Growing Area
- U.S. Census Bureau, 2012
#2 Economic Index Rating
- On Numbers Economic Index, 2013
#2 Top 50 MSA’s for Economic and
Job Growth
- Area Development, 2012
#2 Best-Performing Large Cities
- Milken Institute, 2012
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#3 Hottest American Future Cities
Coming to Austin in 2014
#3 Tech Job Growth
- Dice.com, 2013
#3 For Starting a Business
- NerdWallet, 2013
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Downtown Austin - 16 minutes
Austin-Bergstrom Intl. Airport - 26 minutes
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Mopac Expressway - 7 minutes
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Manor - 14 minutes
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Cedar Park - 23 minutes
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Leander - 21 minutes
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The Arboretum - 14 minutes
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Hutto - 20 minutes
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Pflugerville - 9 minutes
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Round Rock - 10 minutes
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SH 130 - 19 minutes
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IH 35 - 1 Minute
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Domain - 10 Minutes
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Major Employers
Parmer Ln. Corridor
Retail
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AUSTIN’S CORPORATE THOROUGHFARE
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CENTER OF INNOVATION
General Motors
Austin IT Innovation Center
320,597 SF
1,850 Employees
HID Global
North American Center of Operations
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IH-35
Innovation Center
791,575 SF
3,000 Employees
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North American Center of Operations
220,000 SF
280 Empoyees
DELL
Innovation Center
General Motors
Austin IT Innovation Center
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RESTAURANTS
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1. Zed’s Restaurant
2. Little Caesars Pizza
3. Schlotzky’s
4. Golden Wok Restaurant
5. Subway
6. Indian Spicy Kitchen
7. Panda Express
8. Chick-Fil-A
9. Pei Wei
10. Carino’s Italian
11. Souper Salad
12. Tropical Smoothie
13. Chili’s Grill & Bar
14. Freebird’s World Burrito
HOTELS
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1. Courtyard by Marriot
2. Hilton
3. Springhill Suites
4. Residence Inn
5. Fairfield Inn
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FITNESS CENTERS
1. Gold’s Gym
2. 24 Hour Fitness
APARTMENTS
Average Rent: $905/Month ($1.03/SF)
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15. Jimmy John’s
16. Nikki’s Pizza
17. Masala Wok
18. Arby’s
19. Subway
20. McDonald’s
21. Acapulco
22. Ka Prow Pan Asian Bistro
23. McDonald’s
24. Buffalo Wild Wings Grill
25. Maria’s Mexican Restaurant
26. Red Robin
27. Golden Corral
28. Einstein’s
CLEANERS
1. Top Hat Cleaners
CHILD CARE
1. Capital City Kids Daycare
2. Crestview Preschool
PARK & RIDE
COMING IN 2014
TECH RIDGE
N. Lamar Blvd
NORTH AUSTIN MEDICAL
183
metro rail - park and ride
ACC Northridge
Domain
KRAMER
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New Capital MetroRapid service will use high-tech buses to provide faster, frequent
service and more amenities.
CHINATOWN
MASTERSON
J.J.Pickle
Research Center
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N. LAMAR
TRANSIT CENTER
Burnet Rd
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convenience
North Austin
Medical Center
NORTHCROSS
183
CRESTVIEW
KOENIG WEST
CRESTVIEW
NORTH LOOP
HIGHLAND
KOENIG
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Central
Market
HYDE PARK
W. 38th
ACC Rio Grande
South Congress and Burnet/South Lamar corridors.
12th
8th
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The University
of Texas
16th
Guadalupe St
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Seton Hospital
Capital Metro is planning to provide initial service along the busy North Lamar/
183
UT/DEAN KEETON
UT/WEST MALL
Lavaca St
ROSEDALE
MOPAC Expwy
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MetroRapid features real-time bus arrival information, limited stops, traffic signal
priority technology, and quick, multi-door boarding.
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State Office
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PLAZA SALTILLO
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Austin Convention Center
BARTON SPRINGS
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ST. EDWARD’S
St. Edward’s University
Rapid 803
WESTGATE
S. CONGRESS
TRANSIT CENTER
Westgate Mall
LITTLE TEXAS
PLEASANT HILL
SOUTHPARK MEADOWS
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S. Congress
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Burnet/South Lamar
BRODIE OAKS
MetroRapid Stations
MetroRail Line
MetroRail Station
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Southpark Meadows
Shopping Center
Park & Ride
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PROPOSED CLASS A OFFICE
DEVELOPMENT AND RETAIL
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OFFICE:
31.9 Acres
1.2
Approximately 580,000 SF (Expandable)
Parked 5.0/1,000 (Expandable)
Buildings 1:
200,000 RSF (Each)
Four Levels (50,000 RSF/TYP Level)
Surface Parking + Structured Parking
1.3
Structured Parking
Building 2:
180,000 RSF
Three Levels (60,000 RSF/TYP Level)
Surface Parking
Building 3:
200,000 RSF (Each)
Retail:
Approximately 35,000 RSF
Three buildings / pads
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1.4
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2.3
PROPOSED CLASS A OFFICE DEVELOPMENT
LAND: 39.6 Acres
2.2
Approximately 760,000 SF (Expandable)
Buildings 1 & 4:
200,000 RSF (Each)
Buildings 2 & 3:
180,000 RSF (Each)
Surface Parking
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Parking
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PARMER 2.1
3 STORIES | 184,500 SF
PARKING STRUCTURE
5 STORIES
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1M SF CLASS A
OFFICE CAMPUS
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PARMER 3.0
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LAND: Approximately 800,000 SF (Expandable)
Buildings 1 - 2:
184,500 RSF (Each)
Surface Parking
Building 3-6:
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3.2
3.6
100,000 RSF (Each)
Surface Parking
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53.9 Acres
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CONNECTOR
ROUTE
SURFACE PARKING
RATIO OF 5/1,000
(EXPANDABLE)
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PARMER 4.0
LAND: Approximately 380,000 SF (Expandable)
Buildings 1 & 3:
100,000 RSF (Each)
Surface Parking
Building 2:
4.2
4.3
180,000 RSF
Surface Parking
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OFFICE:
26.6 Acres
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5.9
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PROPOSED VALUE OFFICE, FLEX
AND RETAIL DEVELOPMENT
LAND: 78.6 Acres
FLEX:
Approximately 700,000 SF
Parked 2.5/1,000
Buildings 1-7:
100,000 RSF (Each)
Surface Parking
VALUE OFFICE:
Parked 4.0/1,000
Buildings 8 & 9:
70,000 RSF (Each)
Surface Parking
RETAIL:
Parked 5.0/1,000
FUTURE
DEVELOPMENT:
25.53 Acres
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
Future Development
25.53 Acres
5.3
5.2
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PROPOSED MULTI FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
LAND: Approximately 28.4 Acres
approximate unit count of 500 units
(20-22 units per acre)
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MULTI FAMILY: 3 story garden style apartments with an
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Adam serves as a Principal and head of Trammell Crow Company’s Austin Business Unit. In this role, he oversees the entire business unit, including all
development and acquisition projects throughout Austin and Central Texas, new business pursuits, finance and overall day-to-day operations. Adam
previously served as a Principal in TCC’s Austin Business Unit and a Senior Vice President with TCC’s Healthcare team in Dallas. During his five-year
tenure, he managed the development of more than 340,000 square feet of medical office buildings valued at $71 million and led the negotiation
and execution of TCC’s master development agreement with the City of Austin for the redevelopment of the Thomas Green Water Treatment Plant in
downtown Austin. Adam has over 11 years of experience in varied aspects of commercial real estate including construction management, development
management, marketing, valuation and finance.
mark fowler senior vice president
Mark Fowler serves as Senior Vice President of Development for Trammell Crow Company where he oversees the development and construction of real
estate projects. With over 20 years of experience in construction and general contracting, his proven construction expertise gives him the ability to plan
and manage any project to an on-time and on-budget conclusion.
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adam nims principal
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brad maples vice president
As Vice President for Trammell Crow Company, Brad is responsible for identifying, underwriting, financing and managing new development and acquisition projects for the Austin Business Unit. Brad previously served as Development Manager for Trammell Crow Company where he was responsible for the
management of all aspects of new office, industrial, multi-family, retail, medical and mixed use development projects. Brad has over 9 years of experience
in the development of commercial real estate projects in Austin and Central Texas. Since joining TCC, Brad has contributed to the development of over
1.8M square feet of development valued at over $400M.
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mark emerick senior vice president, cbre
Mark Emerick has over 22 years experience in commercial real estate as both a broker and principal. Mr. Emerick was a top producer during his
brokerage career at Grubb & Ellis in San Diego, CA where he was a partner in the firm and a consistent Top 10 broker. As a principal, Mr. Emerick
oversaw the acquisition, financing and management of an approximate one million square foot industrial / flex portfolio in Austin, Texas. Serving as
Senior Vice President with CBRE in Austin, Mr. Emerick uniquely brings a commercial real estate resume that blends a successful brokerage career with
extensive principal experience. Mr. Emerick’s multifaceted experience includes representation of many of the top institutional landlords in the country as
both a leasing representative and investment sales advisor as well as an impressive corporate tenant representation resume. In 2012, Mr. Emerick was
recognized in the WSJ for national deal of the week and finished as one of CBRE’s top producers nationwide.
john barksdale first vice president, cbre
John Barksdale joined CBRE in 2002 working in San Diego, California’s North County office and industrial markets. There he specialized in representing
both institutional and non-institutional landlords and tenants in the leasing and sale of industrial, flex/office facilities and land. His team successfully
closed sale and lease transactions totaling over $100 million in 2007, prior to Mr. Barksdale making his move back to Austin, Texas in 2008. Serving
as First Vice President, Mr. Barksdale is responsible for new business pursuits with a focus on exclusive client representation in leasing, acquisition and
disposition of office and industrial facilities. Since joining CBRE’s Austin office, Mr. Barksdale has been recognized in the top ten of the Austin Business
Journal “Heavy Hitters” List (2009, 2010, 2011), and finished 2012 as one of CBRE’s top producers nationwide.
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100 Congress Ave.
Suite 500
Austin, TX 78701
Ph. 512.499.4900
Mark Emerick
Senior Vice President
[email protected]
D 512.499.4934
John Barksdale
First Vice President
[email protected]
D 512.499.4976
100 Congress Ave.
Suite 225
Austin, TX 78701
Ph. 512.482.5565
Adam Nims
Principal
[email protected]
D 512.482.5505
Brad Maples
Vice President
[email protected]
D 512.482.5552

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