9850 Louetta Rd
Houston, TX 77070

SURROUNDING RETAIL & POINTS OF INTEREST The subject property is well-positioned in a highly dense retail corridor consisting of shopping centers, national and local tenants, medical centers, and hotels all within a mile and a half of this Slim Chickens. Major national and local tenants in the area include: Target, Home Depot, Walgreens, HEB Texas Grocery, Aldi, Whole Foods, Wells Fargo, as well as many others. First Texas Hospital, HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital, and CHI The Vintage Hospital are all within a two mile radius of this Slim Chickens. The subject property benefits from the many hotels nearby. Accommodations in the immediate area include: Courtyard Marriott, Comfort Suites, TownePlace Suites, and Element Houston. Lone Star College, University of Houston Downtown, and University of Houston are all located two miles from the subject property. The schools have an approximate combined enrollment of 59,366 students. This Slim Chickens also benefits from being one mile east of Vintage Park Shopping Village. Vintage Park is a lifestyle shopping center consisting of sixteen buildings with pedestrian friendly walkways and convenient public parking. The Vintage has become one of Houston’s most exciting master planned mixed-use developments in Houston’s history. In addition to Vintage Park, the announced projects to date contain 537,000 square feet of retail/office space, over 1,600 upscale residences, two apartment communities, a 123-room hotel as well as the St. Luke’s and Kelsey Seybold medical campus. TRAFFIC COUNTS & DEMOGRAPHICS This subject property is situated on Louetta Road which achieves average daily traffic counts over 39,139 vehicles. Intersecting with Louetta Road is Tomball Parkway, which brings in an additional 152,949 vehicles to the area. There are approximately 100,169 people within a three-mile radius and 257,147 people within a five-mile radius. MARKET OVERVIEW Houston is a cosmopolitan destination, filled with world-class dining, arts, hotels, shopping and nightlife which attracts visitors and transplants alike. It is the fourth-largest city in the United States and the largest city in the state of Texas. Houston is recognized worldwide for its energy industry—particularly for oil and natural gas—as well as for biomedical research and aeronautics. Renewable energy sources—wind and solar—are also growing economic bases in the city.