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HUEBNER OAKS
San Antonio, TX | IH-10 & Huebner
CENTER SIZE:
287,245 SF
AVAILABLE SF:
854 SF - 7,966 SF
LEASE RATES:
NNN:
Subject to Location
$9.34 PSF
TRAFFIC COUNTS:
IH-10: 211,000 VPD
DEMOGRAPHICS:3 MILE5 MILE7 MILE
2014 Population125,420 308,828 545,777 2014 Daytime Population
170,721 393,283 644,707 2014 Total Households
57,902 132,079 217,347 2014 Average HH Income
$67,005 $70,188 $71,136 RETAILERS:
Eddie Kopplow
210.536.2237
ekopplow@theretailconnection.net
Nick Altomare
210.408.6464
naltomare@theretailconnection.net
10101 Reunion Place, Suite 160 | San Antonio, Texas 78216 | 210.408.6464
www.theretailconnection.net
03/10/10© 2008 The Retail Connection, L.P. All rights reserved. All information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable; however, no representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof.
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17721 Rogers Ranch Pkwy
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San Antonio, Texas 78258
210.408.6464
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This map was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. The information herein is provided without representation or warranty.
Old Navy
Ross Dress
For Less
1,103
2,721
7,002
35,009
14,000
28,200
1,200
1,498
2,028
6,416
4,500
2,166
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4,500
6,384
6,314
1,690
3,060
1,925
2,500
8,500
4,301
2,204 18/8 Fine Men’s Salon
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8,990
7,900
8,036
34
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REI
Saltgrass
Steakhouse
Macaroni Grill
Pier 1 Imports
Tanfastic
Available
Chipotle
Mexican Grill
California
Pizza Kitchen
Gap/Gap Kids
Bath &
Body Works
Gymboree
Chico’s
Starbucks
Talbots/
Talbots Petites
Eddie Bauer
Ann Taylor
Banana Republic
Victoria’s Secret
3,234
Available
Panera Bread
Available
Jos. A Bank
Regal Theater
1,000
4,498
56
57
27,428
3,914
55
Salata
Van’s Nail Salon
61
1,803
54
AAA Texas
60
2,083
53
Compass Bank ATM
3,682
52
Sport Clips
GNC
Garbanzo
Mediterranean Grill
Ride Away Bicycle
Fire Wok
Marble Slab
Creamery
Madame Lui Lui
GameStop
Available
Verizon Wireless
Diamond &
Jewelry Gallery
Tiff’s Treats
La Madeleine
AT&T
Tenant
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1,155
1,057
1,663
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3,917
48
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1,542
2,500
46
930
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854
1,160
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1,000
42
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1,264
2,254
4,735
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Versona
Available
5,800
9,488
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Available
Lane Bryant
Hallmark
Yankee Candle
Brighton
Claire’s Boutique
Bed
Bath & Beyond
Men’s Wearhouse
Lenscrafters
Oreck
FedEx Office
Mattress Firm
2,942
4,760
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11745 IH-10 West, San Antonio, TX 78230
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