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I-35 N & KOSWALD LN, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130
FOR SALE | LEASE
Solms Landing
www.cbre.com/sanantonio
35
Creekside Crossing
AVAILABLE ±110 Acres
120,
760
VPD
15,653 VPD
35
306 23,157 VPD
www.cbre.com/sanantonio
I-35 N & KOSWALD LN, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130
Solms Landing
SOLMS LANDINGSolms Landing is a 110 acre master planned, mixed use development located in the heart of the rapidly growing Austin/San Antonio corridor in New Braunfels, Texas. The trade area includes the 2nd and 5th fastest growing counties in the state of Texas.
+ ±110 Acres Available
+ New mixed-use development
+ Rate: Please call for information.
+ Located in desirable New Braunfels, between Austin and San Antonio, on the area’s highest trafficked highway (120,760 VPD)
+ Excellent access and visibility from IH-35
+ Adjacent to Creekside Town Center and Buccee’s Travel Center
+ Nearby retailers include: Target, Best Buy, JCPenney, HomeGoods, Dick’s Sporting Goods, TJ Maxx, Belk Department Store, Ross, Hobby Lobby, PetsMart and Spec’s
+ Nearby restaurants include: In-N-Out Burger, Longhorn Steakhouse, BJ’s Brew House, Willie’s Ice House,Wing Daddy’s, Whataburger and Sea Island
+ Close proximity to Resolute Health, a 365,000 sf hospital and wellness campus with 128 beds, and the Christus Santa Rosa Emergency, a 12,000 sf free-standing building
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FOR SALE | LEASE
www.cbre.com/sanantonio
2016 Demographic Summary
1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles
Population 3,951 24,705 63,008
Daytime Population 5,530 28,719 64,383
Median Age 33.2 35.9 37.0
Avg. HH Income $70,406 $71,381 $74,904
Traffic Count
IH-35 N 120,760 VPD
West on FM 306 23,157 VPD
East on FM 306 15,653 VPD
Source: TxDot, 2015
San Antonio
New Braunfels
PROPERTY
New Braunfels
I-35 N & KOSWALD LN, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130
Solms LandingFOR SALE | LEASE
www.cbre.com/sanantonio
I-35 N & KOSWALD LN, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130
Solms LandingFOR SALE | LEASE
FM 3
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35
I-35 N & KOSWALD LN, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130
Solms Landing
www.cbre.com/sanantonio
35
AVAILABLE ±110 Acres
Creekside Crossing
120,760 VPD
15,653 VPD
35
30623,157 VPD
FOR SALE | LEASE
www.cbre.com/sanantonio
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CONTACT USGene Williams
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Whit Jordan
Vice President+1 210 507 [email protected]
I-35 N & KOSWALD LN, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130
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