12827 Telge Rd Cypress, TX 77429-4108
Telge Crossing, a newly constructed (2023) single-story, 14,700 square foot Class B commercial building in Cypress, Texas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Currently, 10,300 square feet of space is available for lease, offering flexibility for various uses including traditional, medical, or creative office spaces, as well as retail or restaurant concepts. The building is situated at 12827 Telge Road, conveniently located near the intersection of Telge Road and Highway 290, a high-traffic area with over 40,000 vehicles passing daily. The ample 10,300 square feet of vacant space allows for customization, with the potential for a drive-through configuration. The property features multiple tenancies and offers 5.44 parking spaces per 1,000 square feet. While there are no elevators, the single-story design provides easy accessibility. The location benefits from the proximity of established businesses such as Starbucks, Taco Bell, and Popeye's, contributing to high visibility and foot traffic. This Harris County property offers a strong foundation for businesses seeking a prominent location in a thriving commercial area. One available space totals 6,200 square feet. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish a presence in a dynamic and high-demand location.
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Shipley Do-Nuts Cafe & Coffee Shop
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Burn Boot Camp Gym & Fitness Center
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Telge Crossing Shopping Center & Mall
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Tax year 2022Comparables
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