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SAM MOON DALLASDallas, TX | NEC I-635 & Harry Hines Blvd.
Retail | This center is anchored by Sam Moon Trading Co., which is the number one Sam Moon in the state of Texas. The reatil center is highly visible from both IH-635 & I-35E.
TYPE OF CENTER: Predominately Fashion & Home Décor
TRAFFIC COUNTS: I-635: 271,488 VPDI-35: 229,604 VPD
LEASE RATE: Call for Rates
NNN: $5.66 PSF
AVAILABLE SF: Suite 129: 2,700 SFSuite 123: 2,700 SFSuite 111: 2,690 SFSuite 107: 2,796 SFSuite 214: 2,700 SF
Can create up to 9,371 SF contiguous
DEMOGRAPHICS: 1 MILE 3 MILE 5 MILE 2012 Population 2,927 69,664 235,405 2012 Daytime Population 14,700 115,712 416,316 2012 Total Households 813 24,245 92,204 2012 Average HH Income $51,015 $75,898 $89,675
Steve Greenberg214.572.8403
Kendall [email protected]
AREA RETAILERS:
Blake Zale214.572.8433
WHAT IS SAM MOON?
Each one-of-a-kind Sam Moon store puts you in touch with the distinctive energy, personality and pulse of the store. As you step inside, the humdrum of shopping, that sense of sameness evaporates. Our customer’s time with us is all about them - their comfort, lifestyle and fashion desires.
Designer-inspired handbags and accessories at unbeatable prices draw a year-round holiday frenzy of stylish, trendy and affluent shoppers who not only come for the experience but to buy.
Established in 1984 as a wholesaler of women’s handbags, jewelry and accessories, it quickly became the “it” place to shop and when Moon lovers demanded more, it was time to expand. The company evolved over the years to address shoppers’ demands and the constant changing fashion industry. What began with handbags and jewelry at the Sam Moon Trading Co., progressed to luggage and perfume at the Sam Moon Luggage & Gifts and then to home furnishings and accessories in the Sam Moon Home Decor store. With the expansion came other retailers who saw the opportunities to bank on the high-traffic, and these cen-ters naturally became the premier shopping destinations. This adrenaline rush attracts shoppers nationwide: tour buses inch through our parking lots, major hotel chains include gifts certificates to Sam Moon stores in their hotel packages and media organizaitons gush about this phenomenon. Sam Moon Centers create a memorable experience that keeps the customers returning again and again.
SAM MOON CENTERS AUSTIN DALLAS FRISCO 10515 N. MoPac 11826 Harry Hines Boulevard 2449 Preston Road Austin, TX 78759 Dallas, TX 75234 Frisco, TX 75034 WOODLANDS FORT WORTH SAN ANTONIO [coming soon] 17943 I-45 South Alliance Town Center Shenandoah, TX 77385 Fort Worth, TX 76102
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Provided by: Sandra Sanders 12/19/2005 ID: The Retail Connection