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Confidential offering memorandum
Houston, TexasConfidential Offering MemorandumFairway Retail Center
Location OverviewFairway Retail Center is located in Pasadena, Texas. Pasadena is located just 10 miles
southeast of downtown Houston, a city with more than 2.2 million residents within
a metro area boasting a population of nearly 6.5 million. It is also located in close
proximity to some of Houston’s most notable employment hubs, including the world-
famous Texas Medical Center, NASA’s Johnson Space Center and the Port of Houston.
Pasadena boasts a strategic geographic location, a talented workforce, and a passion
for economic progress.
Fairway Retail Center is supremely located, with frontage, on Fairmont Parkway,
Pasadena’s primary east-west thoroughfare. Additionally, the property also sits on the
hard corer of Beltway 8, one of Houston’s primary outer loops. These two prominent
thoroughfares connect Pasadena residents all over the Houston region.
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$79,187Average Household
Income
$151,753Median Home
Value
93,1372019 Population
7.1%Projected Growth
(2019-2024)
11.1%Growth 2010-2019
DEMOGRAPHICS WITHIN A 3-MILE RADIUS
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Crenshaw Grand Apartments Units: 264
Occupancy: 95%Hawthorne at Crenshaw
Units: 293 Occupancy: 94%
FAIRMONT PKWY
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$1,500,000
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$2,200,000
$2,300,000
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
5.32% 5-Year CAGR 3.32% 10-Year CAGR
Projected NOI
75.8% National
24.2% Local
Property dashboardProperty SummaryADDRESS: 5575-5769 Fairmont Pky.
Houston, TX 77505YEAR BUILT: 2002
NRA: 49,600 SF
LAND AREA: 4.63 acres
IN-PLACE OCCUPANCY: 88.3%
PARKING 162 Spaces (5.2/1000 SF)
TRAFFIC COUNTS: Fairmont Pky: 43,000+
Beltway 8: 100,000+
Financial SummaryYEAR 1 NOI: $1,637,369
MONTH 1 ANNUALIZED NOI: $1,624,927
WTD. AVERAGE TENURE: 12.8 Years
WTD. AVERAGE REMAINING LEASE TERM: 3.4 Years
ROLLOVER SUMMARY:
WITHIN 3 YEARS OF OPERATION: 54.9%
WITHIN 5 YEARS OF OPERATION: 65.3%
Tenant Summary
TENANT NRA% OF
PROPERTYRamen San 1,600 3.2%Pearle Vision 2,400 4.8%Men's T Clinic 1,300 2.6%GameStop 1,400 2.8%Chipotle 2,500 5.0%TGF Hair Salon 1,600 3.2%L&N Nails 1,600 3.2%Vitamin Shoppe 3,200 6.5%Lovett Dental 2,450 4.9%The Joint 1,150 2.3%T-Mobile 3,000 6.0%Mattress Firm 5,200 10.5%Massage Heights 4,400 8.9%Visionworks 4,000 8.1%FedEx 1,800 3.6%AMC Nails 3,000 6.0%Verizon 3,200 6.5%Total Occupied GLA 43,800 88.3%Vacant 2,800 6%Vacant 3,000 6%Total Vacant GLA 5,800 11.7%Total NRA 49,600
Tenant Mix
* Current loan can be assumed
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MassageHeights
4,400 SF
MassageHeights
4,400 SF
MattressFirm
5,200 SF
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Tenant Overview
Chipotle
Size: 2,500 SF
Headquartered in Newport Beach, Chipotle is an American chain of fast casual restaurants with over
2,500 locations and 64,500 employees across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany,
and France. The company reported an increase in revenue from $1.41 billion in 2018 to $1.43 billion in
2019, a 13.2% premium and expects full-year same-restaurant sales to increase in the high-single digit
percentage this year. Additionally, online sales have nearly doubled in the second quarter, and accounted
for 18.2% of total revenue, up from 15.7% in the prior quarter.
T-Mobile
As America’s Un-carrier, T-Mobile US, Inc. is redefining the way consumers and businesses buy wireless
services through leading product and service innovation. The Company’s advanced nationwide 4G
LTE network delivers outstanding wireless experiences to millions of customers who are unwilling to
compromise on quality and value. Based in Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile US provides services through
its subsidiaries and operates its flagship brands, T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile.
Massage Heights
Size: 4,400
Founded in San Antonio, Texas, in 2004, Massage Heights is a family owned franchise massage and
skincare company based on personalized service and built on a membership model. The model makes
regular massage and skin therapy affordable, while still providing the level of service available at a five-
star resort. In an exploding industry, the company has more than 170 operating franchise locations in the
United States and Canada and plans to open a total of 500 U.S. locations within the next five years. The
company was ranked in Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise 500 list for 2012 and in Franchise Times’ Next
300 list for 2013 and is a member of the International Franchise Association (IFA).
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Pearle Vision
Size: 2,400
Acquired by Luxottica in 2004, Pearle Vision is one of the largest franchised optical retailers in North
America. Built around the neighborhood doctor, Pearle Vision allows local business operators to provide
trusted eye care to their patients with the support and resources of the Pearle Vision brand. As of
December 31, 2018, Pearle Vision operated 110 corporate stores and had 419 franchises throughout North
America.
The Vitamin Shoppe
What began as a single store in 1977 has evolved into more than 700 locations in 42 states, the District
of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The Vitamin Shoppe is a specialty retailer and contract manufacturer
of nutritional products ranging from vitamins and minerals to nutritional supplements, herbs, sports
nutrition formulas, homeopathic remedies, and health and beauty aids. In the United States, more than
150 million people take a dietary supplement every day. The Vitamin Shoppe is the first and only choice
for people seeking to fulfill their health and wellness needs.
Mattress Firm
Founded in 1986, Mattress Firm strives to help customers find the best bed at the price that fits their
budget. With more than 2,500 neighborhood stores in nearly every state across the country, Mattress
Firm has grown to be America’s largest specialty mattress retailer. Headquartered in Houston, Mattress
Firm has over 8,500 employees across the country.
New owner (Steinhoff 51%) reduced store count from 3,500 locations to 2,500 locations due to
cannibalization. New stores EBIDA expected to go from loss in 2018 to a profit of $214 million in 2020.
Tenant Overview
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Investment highlights
STRONG TENANCY WITH STABLE CASH FLOW
Shadow anchored by Target, Kohl’s and Hobby
Lobby, Fairway Center offers a stable income
stream featuring a mix of highly recognizable,
internet resistant, local and national retail tenants.
The Property is currently 88.3% leased with healthy
cash-on-cash returns and a stout CAGR. In-place
rental rates are below market providing value-
enhancement opportunity as tenants roll.
ACCRETIVE FINANCIAL RETURNS
Healthy cash-on-cash returns supported by
healthy occupancy levels and an e-commerce/
internet resistant tenant mix (Chipotle, Massage
Heights, The Joint and TGF Haircutters)
FIRST CLASS RETAIL SUBMARKET
One of Houston’s best performing retail
submarkets solidified by 95.1% occupancy,
rising rental rates and positive annual net
absorption for the last decade.
FAVORABLE DEMOGRAPHICS UNDERPINNED BY AFFLUENT RESIDENTIAL EXPANSION
Affluent, well-educated surrounding residential
population with average household incomes
north of $100,000 within a 1-mile radius.
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Location Highlights
Excellent location in an established retail corridor with quick highway access to the Sam Houston Tollway (Texas Beltway 8 - Houston’s primary outer loop)
Direct access to some of Houston’s primary economic engines; The Port of Houston, Bush Intercontinental Airport, The Energy Corridor and Ellington Airport, the nation’s 10th licensed commercial spaceport
Fairway Center is located at the northeast corner of Fairmont Parkway and the Sam Houston Tollway which has a combined total traffic count of 254,244 VPD
The Fairmont & Beltway 8 retail trade area has led the southeast region with 97% average occupancy and +2% market rent growth over the past five years.
Surrounded by national retailers with a proven track record: Lowe’s, Walmart, Ross Dress for Less, 24 Hour Fitness, HEB and The Home Depot
Diverse surrounding economic population with an average household income of $100,276 in a three-mile radius
Investment highlights
Asset Highlights
Exceptional 10-Year CAGR of 3.80%
Shadow anchored by prominent traffic generators: Target, Kohl’s and Hobby Lobby
58% of of tenants expiring without options
Income stability & sticky tenant base: The property is nearly 90% occupied with a weighted average lease term 11.2 years
Offered free and clear of debt
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Houston Retail Market
INVENTORY/ABSORPTION
◉ The Houston retail market is comprised of over 364 million square
feet of retail space with vacancy levels 5.5%.
◉ The market continues to see healthy absorption, since 2015,
there has been an average of 3.6 million square feet of positive
absorption per year.
◉ Increased population and job growth over the past few years have
further improved the overall retail market .
◉ Year to date, over 3.9 million SF of retail product have been
delivered to the market and 3.2 million SF has been absorbed.
OCCUPANCY
◉ Today’s occupancy rate of 96.2% highlights the demand from
local and national retailers driven by strong population growth.
◉ Since 2010, occupancy rates have averaged 95%, while never
dropping below 93% over that same time period.
RENTAL RATES
◉ Market wide rental rates are the highest they have ever been at
$21.00 per square foot NNN.
◉ Since 2017, the Houston market rental rates have increased
approximately 10%.
◉ Among the largest retail markets, Houston’s annual rent growth
of 1.3% is comparable to Orange County and trails metros like
Atlanta, Miami, and Dallas-Fort Worth.
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ABSORPTION DELIVERIES
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ABSORPTION & DELIVERIES
11% increase
since 2017
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Port of Houston
Port Houston, one of the busiest ports in the country and the largest on the Gulf Coast, is a
25-mile-long complex of nearly 200 private and public terminals. Port Houston’s flagship container
terminals, Turning Basin, Jacintoport, Care, Bayport, Care and Barbours Cut, highlight the eight
public terminals responsible for servicing the more than 8,200 vessels and 215,000 barges
that visit the port each year. The port is consistently ranked 1st in the United States in foreign
waterborne tonnage; 1st in U.S. imports; 1st in U.S. export tonnage and 2nd in the U.S. in total
tonnage. It is also the nation’s leading breakbulk port, handling 52 percent of project cargo at Gulf
Coast ports. Carrier services on all major trade lanes link Houston to international markets around
the globe.
Southeast Houston Overview
Port Traffic on the Rise
Container traffic is increasing at the Port of Houston, propelled in large part by a booming
plastics industry that has benefited from the cheap oil and natural gas it uses to manufacture
small plastic pellets. The Port Commission’s second quarter report stated that it handled
almost 20 million tons of cargo this year, an increase of 13% from the same period last year. In
addition, container volumes increased by 14% year-over-year, and more than 1.7 million tons of
steel crossed Port of Houston wharves, reflecting a year-to date increase of nearly 50%.
Nearly
200Private & Public
Industrial Terminals
247+Million Tons of Cargo Annually
8,200+Vessel Calls and
215,000Barges Pass
ThroughEach Year
1stIn foreign
Waterborne Tonnage,
Import and ExportCombined
152+ Million Consumers within 1,000 miles
The cheap feedstock used to produce the resin pellets spurred a slew of new and expanded
chemical plants in Southeast Houston and along the Gulf Coast making the area home to the
largest U.S. petrochemical port and second only to Rotterdam in the world. The American
Chemistry Council, a trade group, estimated the Texas Gulf Coast accounts for about $87 billion
of the $205 billion in petrochemical plants completed since 2010 or planned through 2025. All
told, about half a dozen new polyethylene plants have begun operations in Texas this year,
adding millions of tons of polyethylene pellets to Port of Houston’s chart-topping exports.
Houston is the top US crude oil exporter, shipping out about 2.5 million b/d. The port also is the
top U.S. polyethylene (PE) resin exporter, according to trade data. Nearly 14 million tons of PE
capacity is expected to be added from 2017-2027, and more than 75% of which will be in Texas
and Louisiana.
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The Port’s Tremendous Growth
In 2018, all public and private terminals in the Port of Houston District handled 263.9 million tons
of international and domestic cargo for exporters and importers located within the state of Texas,
as well as throughout the United States.
Highlighted as the country’s No. 1 region for exports, The Houston Ship Channel is home to the
largest petrochemical manufacturing complex in the Americas. Energy production and the export
of crude oil, along with the increasing global demand for chemicals produced in the region, are
major drivers of this success.
Largely because of petrochemical activity along the 52-mile ship channel, the nearly 200 private
companies that make up the Greater Port of Houston have helped make the port the No. 1 U.S. port in foreign waterborne tonnage. Petroleum and petroleum products are leading import and
export commodities. More than 200 million short tons of international cargo were handled in 2018
alone. The economic impact of the greater port nationally includes 3.2 million jobs, $801.9 billion in economic value and more than $38.1 billion in tax revenue.
Infrastructure Investments
To keep pace with the increased traffic, Port Houston infrastructure projects continue at a
substantial pace. Port Houston investing $333M in capital projects through 2018, including
new Post-Panamax cranes, construction of Bayport Wharf No. 4 and the reconstruction
of the Barbours Cut Wharf No. 2. Additional funds will be put toward new technology and
infrastructure at the Port, as well as routine maintenance and security.
Notable Projects and Additions:
◉ Maintenance dredging was completed on the Bayport channel, fully opening the
Bayport Container Terminal to receive 45-foot draft vessels.
◉ Improvement of existing drainage system tied to IH-610 feeder road at the
Volkswagen yard at the Turning Basin terminal.
◉ 9 additional rubber-tired gantry cranes (RTGs) were recently ordered for Barbours Cut,
adding to the 14 ship-to-shore wharf cranes and 44 RTGs currently in operation.
◉ 3 new Super Post-Panamax cranes for Barbours Cut have departed Shanghai are
expected to arrive in early October. These 400-foot-tall, $11 million cranes are slated
to replace three older units at the terminal.
◉ In addition to Port improvements, hours of operation at the Bayport Container
Terminal have expanded to 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., adding 4 hours of daily service
from current operations. The US Army Corps of Engineers and the Port of Houston
Authority are working on a $10 million, four-year study to determine the best way to
increase future capacity and safe channel navigation.
In addition to Port improvements, hours of operation at the Bayport Container Terminal have
expanded to 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., adding 4 hours of daily service from current operations.
The US Army Corps of Engineers and the Port of Houston Authority are working on a $10
million, four-year study to determine the best way to increase future capacity and safe channel
navigation.
Southeast Houston Overview
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11.2% CAGR
+17% from1H ‘18
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Liberty
Chambers
Galveston
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Harris
HOUSTONAustin
Montgomery
Waller
BILLION GDP (2017)
Houston MSA Economic Overview September '19
G E O G R A P H Y
COUNTIES9 in the Houston MSA
10,000 SQUAREMILES
larger than the state of New Jersey>
P O P U L AT I O N & D E M O G R A P H I C S
MILLION7 residents in the Houston MSA
MILLION2.3 residents in theCity of Houston
E M P L O Y M E N T
3.2MILLIONjobs in theHouston MSA
more jobs than 35 states
73,30071,000forecasted to be created in 2019
NEW JOBSJOBS created
in 2018
OF TEXAS’Sentire employment base
5th most populous MSA in the nation • 4th most populous city in the nation
nearly 1 in 4Houstonians areforeign-born
QUARTER
2ndnumber of jobs created in 2018 ouf of any MSA in the nation
LARGEST
‘16 ‘17 ‘18 ‘19 YTD
3,200,000
3,150,000
3,100,000
3,050,000
2,950,000
2,900,000
C L U T C H C I T Y
E C O N O M Y
nearly a
E N E R G Y C A P I T A L O F T H E W O R L D G L O B A L T R A D E C I T Y
T H E T E X A S M E D I C A L C E N T E R
4,600+energy-related firms
650+ exploration andproduction firms
800 oil field
3rd LARGESTnumber of engineers of any U.S. metro
service companies 25%employs
of the nation’s
extraction jobsOIL & GAS
$25 BILLIONin local GDP
8th LARGESTbusiness district in the US
50 MILLIONdeveloped SF
10 MILLION PATIENTencounters per year
106,000+employees at TMC
26th LARGESTeconomy in the world if Houston were an independent nation
7th LARGESTUS metro economy in the nation
$490
2.9% EXPECTED REAL GDPannual growth from ‘20-45
30 ACRE TMC3Innovation Campusslated to open in ‘22
C O R P O R AT E H E A D Q U A R T E R S
22 FORTUNE 500
3rdnumber of FORTUNE 1000 companies in the nation
LARGEST 4thnumber of FORTUNE 500 companies in the nation
LARGESTcompanies call Houston home
Houston has the LARGEST EXPORT MARKET in the nation
1st in FOREIGN TONNAGEfor 22 straight years
2nd in TOTAL TONNAGEfor 26 straight years
+ T H E L A R G E S T G U L F C O S T C O N T A I N E R P O R T
15 foreign gov’t tradeand commerce offices
35 active foreignchambers ofcommerce
90 nations with consularrepresentation
58.3 MILLION Houston airport passengers in 2018
ACCOLADESHome of
#1 Nation’s Best City for Millenials
The Langston Co. 2019
#1 Top Metros Where Young Adults are Moving
The Brookings Institute 2019
#1 Most Diverse City in US WalletHub 2019
#2 Corporate HQ Location Business Facilities 2019
#2 Best US Metro Area for STEM Workers
American Enterprise Institute’s Housing Center
2019
#3 Most Affordable Top Metro in the USGreater Houston Partnership 2019
#4 Economic Growth Potential
Business Facilities 2019
#4 Best Startup Ecosystem Business Facilities 2019
The LARGEST medical complex in the world
GDP expected to more than double between ‘20 and ‘45
HOUSTON EMPLOYMEN T
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Contact information
ADVISORS Ryan West Senior Managing DirectorJLL Capital Markets+1 713 852 [email protected] TX License #478560
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Marcus MoodyAnalystJLL Capital Markets+1 713 852 3484marcus [email protected]
DEBT AND FINANCE James BrolanSenior Vice PresidentJLL Capital Markets+1 832 623 [email protected]
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