San Pedro Crossing San Antonio, TX 303-321 NW Loop 410 AREA HIGHLIGHTS Shopping Center is anchored by Babies R Us, Barnes & Noble, Container Store, Office Depot, Toys R Us Located across Loop 410 from North Star Mall. Freeway visibility. PROPERTY INFO GLA: AVAILABILITY: RENTAL RATES: 212,333 SF Please call for availability Please call for rates RETAILERS TRAFFIC COUNTS: 169,100 vehicles per day on NW Loop 410 at San Pedro Avenue 52,240 vehicles per day on San Pedro Avenue DEMOGRAPHICS: 2011 Population 2011 Avg HH Income 1-Mile 12,045 $52,064 3-Mile 101,681 $61,529 5-Mile 303,822 $65,899 Wes Babb 512.322.3205 wbabb@lpc.com 7500 Rialto Boulevard, Building 1, Suite 270 Austin, Texas 78735 (512) 322-3210 All information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable; however, nor representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof
SAN PEDRO CROSSING Lat: 29.520925, Lon: -98.49639
Lat: 29.520925, Lon: -98.49639
SAN PEDRO CROSSING Lat: 29.520925, Lon: -98.49639
San Pedro Crossing Site Plan
5 Mile 3 Mile 1 Mile Lat: 29.520925, Lon: -98.49639 SAN PEDRO CROSSING SHOPPING CENTER 303-321 NW Loop 410 San Antonio, TX 78216 January 2013
Building Type: Center Type: Center GLA: Year Built: Shopping Center Community Center 212,333 SF 1996 San Pedro Crossing 303-321 NW Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78216 Total Available: 0 SF % Leased: 100% Rent/SF/Yr: - Building Type: Shopping Center Center Type: Community Center Center GLA: 212,333 SF Year Built: 1996 Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile Population 2016 Projection 12,850 110,966 326,635 2011 Estimate 12,045 101,681 303,822 2010 Census 12,181 100,644 301,419 Growth 2011-2016 6.70% 9.10% 7.50% Growth 2010-2011 -1.10% 1.00% 0.80% 2011 Population by Hispanic Origin 7,356 59,324 159,079 2011 Population By Race 12,045 101,681 303,822 White 8,581 71.24% 77,683 76.40% 236,862 77.96% Black or African American 576 4.78% 4,034 3.97% 13,596 4.47% American Indian and Alaska Native 151 1.25% 870 0.86% 2,463 0.81% Asian 238 1.98% 1,652 1.62% 7,440 2.45% Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander 11 0.09% 84 0.08% 286 0.09% Other Race 2,021 16.78% 13,983 13.75% 33,329 10.97% Two or More Races 469 3.89% 3,376 3.32% 9,850 3.24% Households 2016 Projection 5,397 46,913 140,044 2011 Estimate 5,073 43,005 129,905 2010 Census 5,117 42,513 128,809 Growth 2011-2016 6.40% 9.10% 7.80% Growth 2010-2011 -0.90% 1.20% 0.90% Owner Occupied 2,059 40.59% 19,655 45.70% 61,951 47.69% Renter Occupied 3,014 59.41% 23,350 54.30% 67,953 52.31% 2011 Households by HH Income 5,073 43,006 129,904 Income Less Than $15,000 844 16.64% 5,592 13.00% 17,193 13.24% Income: $15,000 - $24,999 926 18.25% 6,278 14.60% 17,014 13.10% Income: $25,000 - $34,999 678 13.36% 5,486 12.76% 16,002 12.32% Income: $35,000 - $49,999 863 17.01% 7,764 18.05% 21,765 16.75% Income: $50,000 - $74,999 769 15.16% 7,599 17.67% 22,521 17.34% Income: $75,000 - $99,999 413 8.14% 3,635 8.45% 12,401 9.55% Income: $100,000 - $149,999 341 6.72% 3,791 8.82% 12,465 9.60% Income: $150,000 - $199,999 134 2.64% 1,195 2.78% 4,463 3.44% Income: $200,000+ 105 2.07% 1,666 3.87% 6,080 4.68% 2011 Avg Household Income $52,064 $61,529 $65,899 2011 Med Household Income $36,091 $41,671 $43,995 2011 Per Capita Income $22,010 $26,409 $28,834 This copyrighted report contains research licensed to Lincoln Property Company - 606104. 1/22/2013 Page 1
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