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McAllister Plaza – Class A, 190,567 RSF, 12-story building that is adjacent to the San
Antonio Airport
– Suites available from 520 s.f. – 16,400 s.f.
– Located in the busy North Central submarket with excellent access to all major thoroughfares
– 360 degree views of the city
– On site amenities include a community conference room, 24/7 security guard, and quality food service
– The building has a 4:1000 parking ratio that includes a 3-story parking garage connected with an air conditioned pedestrian bridge
9601 McAllister Fwy San Antonio, TX 78216
Chuck King +1 210 308 [email protected]
For Lease
Available suites – Suite 217: 1,562 RSF
– Suite 221: 2,439 RSF
– Suite 314: 977 RSF
– Suite 509: 520 RSF
– Suite 510: 1,470 RSF
– Suite 613: 4,801 RSF
– Suite 800: 16,400 RSF
For more inquiries please contact:
Chuck King | 210 293 6880 | [email protected]
Contiguous for 3,997 RSF
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Legend: Ingress-Egress Map McAllister Plaza
Jones-Maltsberger Rd.
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Ramsey Rd.
Exit 21BAirport Blvd.
Jones-Maltsberger Rd.
Isom Rd. /Jones-Maltsberger Rd. Exit
Dee Howard Way.
San Antonio International Airport
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Area Amenities
15. Longhorn Steak House16. Saltgrass17. Rosarios18. Whataburger19. Taco Cabana20. Ruth’s Chris21. P.F. Chang’s22. J. Alexander’s23. Piatti24. Paesanos25. 54th Street 26. Whataburger
RESTAURANTS IN THE AREA
1. Doubletree Hotel2. Holiday Inn Express3. La Quinta Inn & Suites4. Four Points by Sheraton5. Drury Inn & Suites6. Hampton Inn & Suites7. Towne Place Suites8. Hilton San Antonio Airport9. Aloft San Antonio Airport10. Fairfield Inn & Suites11. Hone2Suites by Hilton12. Hyatt Place13. Embassy Suites14. Red Roof Inn
HOTELS IN THE AREA
1. The Bank of San Antonio2. BB&T3. BBVA Compass4. Wells Fargo Bank5. Chase Bank6. Woodforest National
Bank7. Amegy Bank
BANKING
1. Cracker Barrel2. Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen3. Chic-fil-A4. Jason’s Deli5. Freebirds6. Dough Pizzeria7. Wendy’s8. Bill Miller Bar B-Q9. Cheesecake Factory10. Earth Burger11. La Madeleine12. Jim’s Restaurant13. Subway14. Picnikins
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For more inquiries please contact:
Chuck King | 210 293 6880 | [email protected]
SUITE 2171,562 RSF
SUITE 2212,439 RSF
For more inquiries please contact:
Chuck King | 210 293 6880 | [email protected]
SUITES 217/2213,997 RSF* contiguous for 3,997RSF
For more inquiries please contact:
Chuck King | 210 293 6880 | [email protected]
SUITE 509520 RSF
SUITE 5101,470 RSF
For more inquiries please contact:
Chuck King | 210 293 6880 | [email protected]
SUITE 80016,400 RSF
11-2-2015
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Information About Brokerage Services Texas law requires all real estate license holders to give the following information about
brokerage services to prospective buyers, tenants, sellers and landlords.
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Designated Broker of Firm License No. Email Phone
Licensed Supervisor of Sales Agent/Associate
License No. Phone
Licensed Broker /Broker Firm Name or Primary Assumed Business Name
License No. Email Phone
Regulated by the Texas Real Estate Commission Information available at www.trec.texas.gov IABS 1-0
Date Buyer/Tenant/Seller/Landlord Initials
Sales Agent/Associate’s Name License No. Email Phone
Chuck King 276776 [email protected] 210-293-6880 Email