
East Hopkins
107 East Hopkins Street, San Marcos, TX, 78666, US
1,619 m²
Jones Lang LaSalle (“JLL”) is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 1670 Hwy. 71 (the “Property”), a 8,382-square-foot, 100%-leased retail asset strategically positioned along the primary commercial corridor in Bastrop, Texas. Located on Highway 71, the Property benefits from exceptional visibility, strong regional accessibility, and direct exposure to one of the fastest-growing trade areas east of Austin.
1670 Hwy. 71 is shadow anchored by Buc-ee’s, one of the most powerful retail traffic drivers in Texas, generating consistent consumer activity and drawing visitors from throughout Central Texas and beyond. The surrounding corridor continues to experience significant residential and commercial growth as Bastrop emerges as a preferred destination for both residents and businesses seeking proximity to the Austin MSA.
Currently 100% occupied, 1670 Hwy. 71 offers investors stable in-place cash flow from a fully leased asset with limited near-term leasing risk. The Property’s location within a rapidly expanding market, combined with its proximity to Buc-ee’s and the continued growth of Bastrop’s population and consumer base, positions it to benefit from sustained tenant demand and long-term rent growth.
With durable in-place income, strong corridor fundamentals, and irreplaceable frontage along Highway 71, 1670 Hwy. 71 represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a stabilized retail investment in one of Central Texas’ most dynamic and high-growth submarkets.
SHADOW-ANCHORED BY POWERFUL RETAIL DRIVER, BUC-EE'S
Adjacent to Buc-ee’s, one of Texas’ strongest consumer traffic generators, enhancing exposure and tenant demand
PREMIER POSITIONING BETWEEN ATX AND HTX, BOASTING 55K+ VPD VISIBILITY
Strategically positioned along Highway 71 between Austin and Houston, benefiting from visibility along one of Central Texas’ most heavily traveled corridors
HIGH GROWTH BASTROP MARKET WITH EXCELLENT FUNDAMENTALS
Bastrop ranks among the fastest-growing markets in Central Texas, with population growth exceeding 28% since 2020 and household incomes surpassing $98,000, supporting robust retail fundamentals and sustained tenant demand along the Highway 71 corridor


