19875 Southwest Fwy Booth, TX 77469
This exceptional two-story, Class B commercial property, built in 2009, offers 34,944 square feet of versatile space in the thriving Greatwood submarket of Booth, Texas. Located at 19875 Southwest Fwy, 77469, with convenient access to Greatwood Parkway, this single-building complex boasts 15 suites, with 11,007 square feet currently vacant, divisible into units as small as 1,525 square feet and up to 5,652 contiguous square feet. The property sits on a substantial 115,133 square foot lot and includes 138 parking spaces, a significant advantage for tenants and their clients. A single hydraulic elevator serves both floors. The property's strategic location benefits from high visibility and traffic counts, with over 125,000 vehicles daily on Southwest Freeway and 35,000 on Grand Parkway (US-99). The surrounding area demonstrates strong demographics, with over 11,000 residents within a one-mile radius, exhibiting a 17%+ growth rate over the past five years and an average household income of approximately $160,000. The property is well-suited for a variety of uses, including medical offices, creative office spaces, gyms, fitness centers, and retail establishments. This presents a unique opportunity to acquire a well-located, adaptable commercial property in a high-growth area. The property type is Retail and Office, with subtypes including Medical Office, Creative Office, Gym, Fitness, and Retail. Multiple tenancies are available.
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