5325 Williams Dr Georgetown, TX 78633
Westside Crossing, a Class A retail center in Williamson County, offers exceptional opportunities for businesses seeking high-visibility locations. This development, situated on Williams Drive with direct access to Del Webb Boulevard, boasts strong traffic counts and visibility along a major arterial road. The project is strategically positioned within a densely populated area, serving approximately 18,500 people in roughly 8,400 households within a 2-mile radius, providing a substantial customer base. The first phase of construction is anticipated to commence by the end of 2024, with shell space potentially available as early as summer 2025. The building comprises 10,655 square feet and is divided into six suites, with three currently available, ranging from 1,987 to 3,775 square feet. The property's design caters to a variety of uses, including retail, restaurant, office, medical, and service businesses. This development presents a unique chance to establish a presence in a thriving, rapidly growing community within one of the nation's largest active adult master-planned communities. The building's prime location and modern construction ensure a high-quality environment for tenants and customers alike. With most site infrastructure already complete, this is a ready-to-develop opportunity with a projected swift turnaround time. The building's Class A designation reflects its superior construction and amenities.
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