Westchase Center - NewQuest Properties

Westchase Center
SWC of Westheimer Rd. & Gessner Rd. | Houston, Texas
Rachael Keener | Jon Jamison | 281.477.4300
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Westchase Center
SWC of Westheimer Rd. & Gessner Rd. | Houston, Texas
Westchase Center is located in the heart of the vibrant Westchase
District. The area features a high daytime population with over
15 million square feet of office space, and a dense residential
customer base with over 200,000 people in a 3 mile radius. The
shopping center offers great exposure and access to Westheimer,
the main artery from the Westchase District into The Galleria. This
development is ideal for retailers looking for a high traffic shopping
center featuring a strong trade area of national tenants.
Availability:
• 1,430 SF
• 7,500 SF
Traffic Counts:
• 122,288 cars per day on Westheimer Rd west of Gessner Rd
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• 26,966 cars per day on Gessner Rd north of Westheimer Rd
TOM’S CLEANERS
Demographics
1.00 Mi
3.00 Mi
5.00 Mi
Active Population
26,676
213,524
605,008
UNIQUE DENTAL
Residential Count
13,55191,891241,690
KASRA PERSIAN GRILL
Average Household Income
$70,547
$81,657
$80,466
Growth Since 2010 Census
17.78%
15.99%
16.81%
FUN TIME USA
AMY’S NAILS
105
WEIGHT LOSS CTR
DULCE SALON
AVAILABLE
7,500 AF
Cypress Church Rd
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Voss Rd
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Westheimer Rd
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Jon Jamison
281.477.4389
jjamison@newquest.com
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Westchase Center
SWC of Westheimer Rd. & Gessner Rd. | Houston, Texas
PHOTOGRAPHS
VACANT
1,450 S.F.
S ite P lan
PROPOSED
JUI-JITSU
3,500 SF
VACANT
7,500 SF
11.12 | 4.15
Westchase Center
SWC of Westheimer Rd. & Gessner Rd. | Houston, Texas
POSTAL
2000 - 2010 Census, 2015 Estimates with 2020 Projections
5.00 Mi
1.00 Mi
3.00 Mi
5.00 Mi
POPULATION
2015 Estimated Population
2020 Projected Population
2010 Census Population
2000 Census Population
Projected Annual Growth 2015 to 2020
Historical Annual Growth 2000 to 2015
28,052
30,874
25,160
21,952
2.0%
1.9%
210,487
231,589
185,105
174,258
2.0%
1.4%
582,982
642,880
517,305
499,419
2.1%
1.1%
AGE
2015 Median Age
33.8
33.7
33.4
RESIDENTIAL DEMOGRAPHICS
Origination Data
Total Active Residential Count
13,551
91,891
241,690
Active Residential Count
13,551
91,891
241,689
Active Residential Delivery
13,071
89,050
233,235
Active Residential Box
480
2,841
8,453
Additional Active General Delivery Count
-
-
2
Total Possible Residential Count
15,001
96,999
253,860
Additional Possible General Delivery Count
-
-
2
Census 2010 Households
11,505
79,221
206,902
Population in Households
22,646
183,932
516,914
1 Person Household
46.07%
37.20%
33.30%
2 Person Household
30.11%
28.99%
28.24%
3 Person Household
12.18%
13.96%
14.75%
4 Person Household
7.01%
10.66%
12.01%
5 Person Household
2.90%
5.42%
6.58%
6 or More Person Household
1.74%
3.76%
5.12%
Population in Group Quarters
2
759
3,268
Correctional Facilities - Adult
-
-
5.12%
Correctional Facilities - Juvenile
-
-
3.89%
Nursing Facilities
-
79.44%
55.68%
College/University Student Housing
-
8.23%
23.19%
Military Quarters
-
-
Other Facilities
100.00%
12.33%
12.13%
Total Housing Units
12,978
90,945
236,956
Occupied housing units
88.65%
87.11%
87.32%
Owner-Occupied Housing Units
30.49%
32.66%
36.74%
Renter-Occupied Housing Units
69.51%
67.34%
63.26%
HOUSEHOLDS
2015 Estimated Households
2020 Projected Households
2010 Census Households
2000 Census Households
Projected Annual Growth 2015 to 2020
Historical Annual Growth 2000 to 2015
14,405
15,539
12,695
11,807
1.6%
1.5%
92,037
99,251
79,621
78,592
1.6%
1.1%
235,990
254,737
205,922
203,775
1.6%
1.1%
RACE AND ETHNICITY
2015 Estimated White
2015 Estimated Black or African American
2015 Estimated Asian or Pacific Islander
2015 Estimated American Indian or Native Alaskan
2015 Estimated Other Races
2015 Estimated Hispanic
50.9%
26.0%
8.3%
0.5%
14.3%
32.4%
50.1%
17.8%
13.2%
1.1%
17.9%
37.8%
52.4%
16.2%
11.1%
0.8%
19.4%
42.9%
INCOME
2015 Estimated Average Household Income
2015 Estimated Median Household Income
2015 Estimated Per Capita Income
$70,547
$50,623
$36,228
$81,657
$54,930
$35,723
$80,466
$56,794
$32,607
EDUCATION (AGE 25+)
2015 Estimated Elementary (Grade Level 0 to 8)
10.6%
2015 Estimated Some High School (Grade Level 9 to 11)8.6%
2015 Estimated High School Graduate
12.8%
2015 Estimated Some College
19.4%
2015 Estimated Associates Degree Only
5.4%
2015 Estimated Bachelors Degree Only
22.6%
2015 Estimated Graduate Degree
20.7%
18.8%
9.3%
12.7%
14.2%
4.3%
19.2%
21.6%
20.6%
11.0%
13.8%
13.3%
3.6%
17.8%
20.0%
BUSINESS DEMOGRAPHICS
Drop Site Business or Family Served Count
Active Business Deliveries
Possible Business Deliveries
Active vs Possible Business Deliveries
BUSINESS
2015 Estimated
2015 Estimated
2015 Estimated
2015 Estimated
13,749
136,589
9.9
15.3
36,410
368,203
10.1
16.0
Delivery Statistics as of 6/15
DEMOGRAPHIC ADJUSTMENT
Summary Data
Census 2010 Households
Route Active Residential Count
Census 2010 Average Persons per Household
Census 2010 Population
Recalculated Route
Lower range
Active Population
Upper range Census Households vs Route Residential Count
1.00 Mi
11,505
13,551
1.97
22,648
26,674
26,676
17.78%
480
1,478
1,712
15.86%
3.00 Mi
79,221
91,891
2.32
184,691
213,349
213,524
15.99%
2,758
12,663
14,158
11.80%
206,902
241,690
2.50
520,183
603,827
605,008
16.81%
11,577
32,159
36,285
12.83%
Total Businesses
Total Employees
Employee Population per Business
Residential Population per Business
SUMMARY
2,085
25,767
12.4
13.5
Information About Brokerage Services
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prospective buyers, tenants, sellers and landlords.
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