Creekside parkvillage 2013
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Creekside Park Village Center
Retail Inquiries:Rip Reynolds 281.719.6125
General Inquiries:Greg Jordan 281.719.6189
Location
HIGHLIGHTS:
• Approximately 100-acre village center for daily shopping needs of residents of the Village of Creekside Park and surrounding areas
• H-E-B grocery and drug store anchors
• Retail, medical office, professional office, recreational and institutional uses (Fire Station)
• Craftsman style architecture, in keeping with the design of other public buildings, parks and signage throughout Creekside Park
• Focal point is the Village Green, a large tree-lined park with lush perennial plantings and walkways
• Village Green includes a prominent water feature for families and a 4,500-square-footglass-walled restaurant
• The park is flanked by two 42,000-square-foot split-level buildings with retail space onthe first floor and office space on the second floor
• Village Green is the western terminus of Liberty Branch, a large traditional neighborhood development with easy pedestrian access to the center
• Future expansion of the center is planned to include two additional one-story 13,000-square-foot retail/office buildings situated at the entrance to the Village Green
This is an artist’s rendering that depicts proposed plans that are subject to change.
Overall Site Plan & Location
AREA OVERVIEW:
• Nearby uses include:Several single family residentialdevelopments, future multi-familydevelopments, The Club atCarlton Woods and AugustaPines Golf Club
• Traffic Count:18,000 (average daily traffic) onKuykendahl Drive. This numberhas increased approximately25% over the last 3 years.
Creekside Park Village Center
AREA DEMOGRAPHICS:
• 2011 Population:1 Mile 8,7203 Mile 64,8855 Mile 121,503
• 2016 Projected Population:1 Mile 10,3413 Mile 77,1905 Mile 143,592
• 2011 Households:1 Mile 3,0423 Mile 24,4205 Mile 48,332
• 2016 Projected Households:1 Mile 3,7413 Mile 30,0985 Mile 59,157
• 2011 Average Household Income:1 Mile $178,5273 Mile $156,3005 Mile $142,390
• 2016 Projected AverageHousehold Income:1 Mile $201,0143 Mile $175,2575 Mile $158,999
Sources: DemographicsNow, Mileage radius centered at Woodlands Parkway at Kuykendahl
Creekside Village Green
A. Retail (1st Floor) &Office (2nd Floor)
B. Retail & Office (1 Story)
C. Restaurant
D. Fire Pit
E. Decomposed Granite
F. Parking Spaces
G. Canopy Trees
H. Seasonal Planting
I. Water Feature
J. Lawn
LEGEND:
These are proposed plans that are subject to change.
Sample Elevations & Typical Building Plan
NORTH BUILDING TENANT (RSF):Level 1 RETAIL 23,364 SFLevel 2 OFFICE 11,574 SF
SOUTH BUILDING TENANT (RSF):Level 1 RETAIL 23,531 SFLevel 2 OFFICE 11,574 SF
TYPICAL RETAIL BAY: 30ft X 77ft, 2,310 SF
PARKING RATIOS:RESTAURANT 10 spaces/1000SFRETAIL 4 spaces/1000SFOFFICE 3 spaces/1000SF
NORTH BUILDING:Level 1 25,675 SFLevel 2 13,805 SFTotal 39,480 SF
SOUTH BUILDING:Level 1 25,675 SFLevel 2 13,805 SFTotal 39,480 SF
PAVILION: 4,321 SF
APPROXIMATE BUILDING AREAS:
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
At A Glance ~ The Woodlands, Texas
DEVELOPER: A project of The WoodlandsDevelopment Company, a wholly-ownedsubsidiary of The Howard Hughes Corporation
ADDRESS:The Woodlands Development Company24 Waterway Avenue, Suite 1100The Woodlands, Texas 77380
LOCATION: The Woodlands, a 28,000-acre master-planned community, is located 27 miles north of downtown Houston, Texas.
FACTS: More than 100,670 people live in The Woodlands’ nine residential villages. The Woodlands is home to more than 1,755 businesses that employmore than 49,960 people. Since 1990, it has been one of the best-selling master-planned communities in the U.S.
BUSINESS:• Convenient access to Bush
Intercontinental Airport
• 17.8 million square feet of office, research, institutional and industrial space
• 9.3 million square feet of retail, including The Woodlands Mall, a four-anchor regional mall & MarketStreet, a 34-acre Main Street-style shopping and event venue
• Pedestrian-friendly commercial and retail spaces
DINING/HOSPITALITY:• 150+ specialty and family restaurants
• The Woodlands Resort & Conference Center with 440 guestrooms and 60,000square feet of meeting space
• The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center with 341 guestrooms and 70,000 square feet of meeting space
• 11 other hotels, totaling 1,400+ rooms
MEDICAL FACILITIES:• Memorial Hermann The Woodlands
Hospital with 252 beds
• St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital with 184 beds
RECREATION:•7,790 acres of green space
at buildout
•The Woodlands Waterway®
in Town Center
•194 miles of hike and bike trails
•124 neighborhood parks
•69 outdoor tennis courts
•3 YMCA facilities
•200-acre Lake Woodlands
• 3 membership golf & country clubs:The Woodlands Country ClubThe Club at Carlton WoodsCanongate at The Woodlands
•135 holes of golf:The Palmer Signature CourseThe Nicklaus Signature CourseThe Player Signature CourseThe Fazio Championship CourseThe Tournament CoursePanther TrailThe Oaks
• The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion,an outdoor amphitheater that accommodates 16,000 people
• 41 religious congregations
• 159 civic and social organizations
EDUCATION:• Conroe, Tomball and Magnolia
Independent School Districts
• 20 area public schools –14 ranked Exemplary by Texas Education Agency
• 6 private schools
• 17,200 students enrolled in college courses
• Lone Star College - Montgomery, part of the Lone Star College System,offers associate degree programs andcontinuing education.
• Lone Star College-University Center is an innovative concept that allowsstudents to enroll at a partner university and complete a bachelor’s,master’s or doctorate degree withouttraveling to the university campus.Courses are currently offered by OurLady of the Lake University, Texas A & M University, University ofHouston-Victoria and University of St. Thomas. Sam Houston StateUniversity also offers upper level andgraduate programs at a separate facility called The Woodlands Center,located near the Lone Star campus.
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