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1 McALLEN- EDINBURG MISSION MSA Mission Industrial Park is in Hidalgo County, located in the McAllen-Edinburg-Mission Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). The McAllen MSA encompasses 1,583 sq. mi. and is ranked the sixth most populated metropolitan area in the state of Texas. It is also part of the transnational metropolitan area of Reynosa-McAllen. The metropolitan area is located at the southern tip of Texas on the Rio Grande River, approximately 70 miles west of South Padre Island and the Gulf of Mexico. The McAllen-Edinburg-Mission area is one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the United States. The introduction of the North American Free Trade Association led to a boom in international trade, cross-border commerce with Mexico, and healthcare. Population 1 mile 3 mile 5 mile Total Population 2016 Total Households ,750 5, ,452 34, ,054 74, Median Household Income 54,065 45,497 42, Average Household Income 83,447 66,965 63,378

2 Mission Texas occupies the western portion of the McAllen MSA the fastest growing MSA s in Texas. Tremendous growth in population and investments in the Mission area are happening now! In addition to the 1 million inhabitants on the American side of the Rio Grande River, Mission, Texas is just minutes north of the 2 million residents of Reynosa and Matamoros, popular manufacturing centers in Northern Mexico.

Conway (Hwy 107)- Mission is an approved overweight / oversized corridor OVERWEIGHT OVERWEIGHT // OVERSIZE OVERSIZE CORRIDOR CORRIDOR CORRIDOR SEGMENTS (1) US HWY 281 (2) SH 336 (3) FM 1016 (4)

$FM 1015 - US HWY 281 to MILE 9 N (15) US 83 BUS - FM 1015 TO BRIDGE AVE Scale: 0 0.5 1 2 Miles Path: R:\Departments\Development\GIS\EXHIBITS\2018-03-06 OW-OS Corridor (11X17).$

3 Conway (Hwy 107)- Mission is an approved overweight / oversized corridor OVERWEIGHT OVERWEIGHT // OVERSIZE OVERSIZE CORRIDOR CORRIDOR CORRIDOR SEGMENTS (1) US HWY 281 (2) SH 336 (3) FM 1016 (4) TRINITY RD (5) FM 396 (6) FM 2061 (7) US HWY 281 (8) SPUR 29 (9) DOFFIN CANAL RD (10) SAN JUAN - FM 2557 (11) SAN JUAN - FM 3072 (12) PHARR - US 281 CAGE BLVD (13) PROGRESSO INTL BR - US HWY 281 (14) FM US HWY 281 to MILE 9 N (15) US 83 BUS - FM 1015 TO BRIDGE AVE Scale: Miles Path: R:\Departments\Development\GIS\EXHIBITS\ OW-OS Corridor (11X17).mxd Author: Eric Davila, PE, PMP, CFM Date: 4/11/2018 Specialized Overweight Permits Hidalgo County allows shippers to securely order specialized overweight permits online. The permits cover travel over the Hidalgo County roads listed below for vehicles weighing no more than the Mexican Legal Weight Limit or 125,000 lbs. For a more detailed explanation, see below. NOTICE: Effective November 13, 2017, the fee to obtain a Hidalgo County Specialized Overweight Permit will be $200. The Authority has determined that it is necessary to raise the permit fee to $200 to maintain the network of roadways that support the Overweight/Oversized Corridor. The current network of roads is designed for a Tractor and Trailer combination that does not exceed 80,000 pounds in gross vehicle weight. The overweight permit allows for a Tractor and Trailer combination up to 125,000 pounds in gross vehicle weight. These overweight vehicles are accelerating wear and tear on the roadway, which will require a more frequent maintenance cycle. 85% of the overweight permit fee is dedicated to maintenance of the corridor. The Authority strives to maintain safe and efficient movement of overweight commodities across the roadway network.

Produce imports from Mexico are a major source of economic activity in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. The United States imported $12.

About 98 percent of these imports entered the United States by land ports between Mexico and Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California.

These imports were shipped in 475,207 fortythousand pound truckloads. About 49.5 percent of U.S.

4 Produce imports from Mexico are a major source of economic activity in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. The United States imported $12.9 billion of produce and products from Mexico during 2017, including fresh, frozen and processed fruits, vegetables, and nuts. About 98 percent of these imports entered the United States by land ports between Mexico and Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. When considering only fresh fruits and vegetables, which is nearly ninety percent of the total, imports totaled $11.7 billion. These imports were shipped in 475,207 fortythousand pound truckloads. About 49.5 percent of U.S. fresh fruit and vegetable imports from Mexico entered through Texas land ports, arriving in 235,228 truckloads and worth $6.3 billion. The most active single port for fresh produce imports from Mexico in 2017 was Pharr, Texas with 155,422 truckloads followed closely by Nogales, Arizona with 153,314 truckloads. Otay Mesa, California (51,783 truckloads) and Laredo, Texas (46,488 truckloads) rounded out the top four.

6 SOLD Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 $ 340,000 $ 340,000 $ 314,500 $ 363,800 $ 333,200 $ 323,000 $ 340,000

PREMIER PLAZA PHASE 1

LEASING INFORMATION JEFFREY E. SMITH 956 221 0461 PREMIER PLAZA PHASE 1 LUXURY SHOPPING CENTER 25,000 SQ FT MCALLEN, TEXAS INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MCALLEN 69 MCALLEN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT INTERSTATE HIGHWAY