For sale +/-90 Acres Immediately north of Highway 75 and Highway 121 Melissa, Texas +/-90 acres Subject property A unique opportunity to create the next regional shopping center in one of the fastest growing counties in Texas THE OPPORTUNITY JLL is pleased to present a great opportunity at the intersection of Highway 121 and N Central Expressway in Melissa, TX. This 90 acre development site is well situated as the first land parcel accessible by the exit ramp off of N Central Expressway. This would be the perfect stopping point for commuters heading home to stop and pick up their daily and weekly needs. The site is rectangular in size and has frontage on two sides. Melissa is located in close proximity to a notable residential population in both Anna and McKinney. Trinity Falls, a new residential development, is located only one mile away and lends itself to a variety of opportunities. Phase 1 of Trinity Falls includs 527 residential lots and Phase II, which is under construction, has 462 lots planned. The closest grocery store, or shopping of any kind in Melissa is 5 miles away and requires driving on a major highway. As a retail development, this property makes sense. Melissa is the latest community to boom in Northeast Collin County. Melissa is a fast growing family-friendly community only 35 miles north of Downtown Dallas. Its close proximity to Dallas and it’s major thoroughfares offer easy access to all parts of the Metroplex. This development is a unique opportunity to create a regional shopping center in North Collin County, one of the fastest growing and most prosperous counties in Texas. COMMERCIAL MIXED-USE LAND Size: +/-90 acres Closest major intersection: US 75 and Highway 121 Traffic counts: US 75: TX 121: TX 5: Zoning: AG Utilities: Available to site Price: Available upon request 47,911 VPD 11,522 VPD 6,427 VPD One Mile Three Miles Five miles 2016 Total population 3,658 7,933 25,225 2021 Population* 3,859 8,926 28,135 12.12% 12.52% 11.54% Average age 33 35 34 2016 Total households 868 2,579 7,620 HH growth 2016-2021* 12.68% 12.64% 12.15% Median HH income $92,796 $87,672 $71,893 Median home value $256,111 $246,690 $264,675 2004 2002 2001 POPULATION Pop growth 2016-2021* Median year built *Estimates 2 2 +/-90 acres Subject property AREA SNAPSHOT Transportation 35 miles North of Dallas 43 miles from DFW International Airport 41 miles from Love Field 11 miles to McKinney National Airport Education Melissa ISD is a Recognized School District, including EXEMPLARY rated Schools. Collin County Community Colleges University of Texas Dallas Austin College Area Medical facilities Baylor Medical Center at MAJOR COLLIN COUNTY EMPLOYERS Alcatel McKinney Methodist McKinney Hospital Medical Center of McKinney Alliance Systems, Inc. Cities within 20 miles of Melissa Plano Frisco McKinney Allen Richardson Wylie Prosper Anna Coca-Cola North America Cadbury Schweppes Capital One Auto Finance Cybex Technologies Ericsson EDS Frito-Lay JCPenney PepsiCo Raytheon Toyota North Creek Estates (1,005 Village of Melissa (1,415 lots) Country Ridge (245 lots) Melissa Middle School Melissa Ridge Intermediate Melissa High School Liberty ( Hunter’s Ridge (328 lots) +/-90 AC SUBJECT PR 5) Harry McKillop Elementary (1,351 lots) CRES ROPERTY FUTURE HOME OF BUC-EE’S STORE DALLAS OVERVIEW The D/FW Metroplex’ ideal business climate is due in part to the region’s quality of life, strong economy, low cost of living, skilled labor force, pro-business mind-set and absence of corporate and personal income taxes. The Region has added 501,000 residents between 2010-2014 and is projected to grow to 10,500,000 by the year 2040. D/FW excels in passenger air travel and air cargo operations with the nation’s third busiest airport, D/FW International Airport; Dallas Love Field Airport, home to the largest domestic airline in the country; and the world’s first fully industrial airport, Fort Worth Alliance Airport. As reported by the Dallas Economic Development department, the region ranks among the top three U.S. metropolitan areas for business expansions, relocations and employment growth. D/ FW’s highly educated workforce of almost three million people is growing quickly, providing companies with an overabundance of talent. The population growth has fueled real estate development, as retailers and service providers expand to meet increasing demand. DFW FORTUNE 500 HEADQUARTERS Exxon Mobil AT&T Energy Transfer Equity American Airlines Fluor Kimberly-Clark HollyFrontier Southwest Airlines Tenet Healthcare Texas Instruments JC Penney Dean Foods GameStop D R Horton Commercial Metals Celanese Trinity Industries Dr Pepper Snapple Group Energy Future Holdings Alliance Data Systems Pioneer Natural Resources Toyota Toyota North America has started construction on their new HQ. The move will bring 5,000 jobs to DFW, not to mention the ancillary companies that will follow Toyota to DFW or at least open a satellite office here. FedEx FedEx Office plans to move its corporate headquarters from Dallas to the new development in Plano known as Legacy West. The move will consolidate 1,200 employees to a single location. ACCESSIBILITY Every major city in the continental US can be accessed within 4 hours Liberty Mutual Boston-based Liberty Mutual Insurance plans to have 5,000 employees working on a new campus in Plano by the end of 2017. LOW HOUSING COSTS On average, housing costs are 50% less than in other major metropolitan areas Home to more than 12 professional & amateur sports leagues Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) and Trinity Railway Express (TRE) move more than 220,000 people across 700 mile area each day 14 night life corridors with more than 2,500 restaurants The Metroplex is home to 25 college and universities with more than 300,000 students By truck, distributors can efficiently reach 93% of the population within 48 hours W TEXAS Whether you live in a major metro area or in a small town, Texas is a great place to do business or build a home. The state is one of the most business-friendly in the United States, with low taxes, a low cost of housing and a high quality of education. Texas is home to the largest medical center and the #2 cancer center in the nation. Three of the most affordable cities in the U.S. are located in Texas, four cities rank in the top ten big cities for home ownership and six of the largest cities have a cost of living below the national average. Texas continues to reign as the nation's top ‘domestic migration destination’. There are very few states that can match the State’s current job opportunities, growth and residential quality of life. “"Texas cities are clearly the place to be in terms of job creation, wealth formation and overall growth.” - Forbes No Personal Income Tax #1 Exporting US state Home of 52 Fortune 500 Companies “Texas—what else needs to be said—great people, low tax, low regulation, great central location.” - ChiefExecutive.net 13M person labor force, 2nd highest in the country Led nation with 457,900 jobs created in 2014 Top rated Air, Land, Sea, Logistics infrastructure “Texas offers us the infrastructure support and resources we need to run our business.” - Jim Wiseman, Vice President Toyota Manufacturing of Texas Site Selection’s Governor’s Cup for being the state with the most new and expanded corporate facilities in 2014 CEOs Name Texas Best State for Business for 10th year in a row Excellence in State Job Creation and Economic Development efforts Top State for Infrastructure, Exports, Natural Gas Production and Renewable Energy #1 Best State for Future Job Growth and Economic Climate America’s Top State for Economy & Infrastructure 148 colleges awarded 63,300 degrees in 2013 Texas ranks 15th for lowest cost of living Third largest share of domestic tourism For sale +/-90 Acres Immediately north of Highway 75 and Highway 121 Melissa, Texas FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: LARRY MCCORKLE 214.438.6216 [email protected] 8 MICHAEL SWALDI 214.438.6219 [email protected] NICK HAYDEN 214.438.6488 [email protected] 2016 Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc. All rights reserved. This memorandum was created only for the purpose of providing information about the subject property and should not be construed as a binding offer to sell the property. The Offering Memorandum and the sale offering may be amended or withdrawn at any time without notice. Although information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, the Owner’s representatives, brokers or agents make no guarantees as to the accuracy of the information contained herein, and offer the property without expressed or implied warranties of any kind.
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