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• Located on IH-45 and Spring Cypress Rd (FM 2920) (SEC)

• 1461 Spring Cypress Rd, Spring, TX 77386

• Anchored by a 72,000 SF Academy Sports & Outdoors

• Great freeway visibility and accessibility

• Restaurant and retail space available, including a freestanding pad site

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4,002 61,218 221,547

$99,732 $95,065 $86,034

263,871 cars per day 58,483 cars per day

Sydney Mafrigesmafrige@wulfe.com(713) 621-1706

Katherine Wildmankwildman@wulfe.com(713) 621-1220

Wulfe & Co.1800 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 400Houston, Texas 77056

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103 Advance America 1,920

104 Geico Insurance 2,960

105 Pro Express Nails 1,005

106 Unlimited Cellular 2,001

107 Aaron’s Rent 10,600

108 Graham’s Liquor 1,972

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114 Grace’s Nutrition 2,740

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Demographic Report I-45 N at Spring Cypress, Spring, TX

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Population

2020 Projection 4,509 68,242 244,505

2015 Estimate 4,002 61,218 221,547

2010 Census 3,416 53,263 194,788

2000 Census 1,671 29,554 121,908

Growth 2015-2020 12.68% 11.47% 10.36%

Growth 2010-2015 17.16% 14.94% 13.74%

Growth 2000-2010 104.43% 80.22% 59.78%

Households

2020 Projection 1,430 22,749 84,902

2015 Estimate 1,281 20,562 77,239

2010 Census 1,123 18,300 68,787

2000 Census 578 10,115 44,550

Growth 2015-2020 11.60% 10.64% 9.92%

Growth 2010-2015 14.12% 12.36% 12.29%

Growth 2000-2010 94.15% 80.93% 54.40%

2015 Estimated Population by Single-Classification Race

4,002 61,218 221,547

White Alone 2,346 58.63% 40,219 65.70% 136,431 61.58%

Black or African American Alone 751 18.77% 8,849 14.45% 40,972 18.49%

American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 18 0.44% 291 0.48% 1,140 0.51%

Asian Alone 395 9.86% 4,372 7.14% 11,371 5.13%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone 3 0.08% 107 0.18% 549 0.25%

Some Other Race Alone 349 8.72% 5,253 8.58% 23,255 10.50%

Two or More Races 140 3.50% 2,126 3.47% 7,828 3.53%

2015 Estimated Population by Ethnicity (Hispanic or Latino)

4,002 61,218 221,547

Hispanic or Latino 1,047 26.15% 15,449 25.24% 63,214 28.53%

Not Hispanic or Latino 2,955 73.85% 45,769 74.76% 158,333 71.47%

2015 Occupied Housing Units by Tenure 1,281 20,562 77,239

Owner-Occupied 1,139 88.92% 17,057 82.95% 51,318 66.44%

Renter-Occupied 142 11.08% 3,505 17.05% 25,921 33.56%

Demographic Report I-45 N at Spring Cypress, Spring, TX

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2015 Average Household Size 3.12 2.98 2.86

2015 Est. Households by Household Income 1,281 20,562 77,239

Income Less than $15,000 60 4.67% 855 4.16% 5,302 6.86%

Income $15,000 to $24,999 42 3.25% 960 4.67% 5,427 7.03%

Income $25,000 to $34,999 71 5.56% 1,232 5.99% 6,034 7.81%

Income $35,000 to $49,999 113 8.82% 2,414 11.74% 9,820 12.71%

Income $50,000 to $74,999 256 20.01% 4,352 21.17% 15,632 20.24%

Income $75,000 to $99,999 218 17.05% 3,406 16.56% 12,497 16.18%

Income $100,000 to $124,999 205 16.03% 2,691 13.09% 8,125 10.52%

Income $125,000 to $149,999 103 8.02% 1,533 7.46% 4,600 5.95%

Income $150,000 to $199,999 123 9.59% 1,798 8.75% 5,408 7.00%

Income $200,000 to $249,999 45 3.52% 599 2.91% 1,878 2.43%

Income $250,000 to $499,999 38 2.99% 609 2.96% 2,049 2.65%

Income $500,000 or more 6 0.49% 112 0.54% 468 0.61%

2015 Est. Average Household Income $99,732 $95,065 $86,034

2015 Est. Median Household Income $86,275 $78,436 $69,250

2015 Median HH Inc. by Single-Classification Race

White Alone $93,319 $83,455 $77,182

Black or African American Alone $70,309 $66,913 $48,029

American Indian and Alaska Native Alone $48,279 $43,015 $38,784

Asian Alone $85,529 $80,668 $82,663

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone $26,942 $44,692 $42,657

Some Other Race Alone $71,212 $68,320 $60,654

Two or More Races $122,797 $73,714 $56,880

Hispanic or Latino $66,349 $63,007 $57,525

Not Hispanic or Latino $91,099 $82,895 $72,999

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