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Executive Summary W. Atlantic Blvd. & NW 16th Ave.

Pompano Beach, FL 33069

John D. McQueston, MBA Commercial Property Specialist

Broker Associate Office: 954-427-8686

Fax: 954-427-0117 Cell: 561-706-7721

[email protected] www.JohnMcQueston.com

1233 E Hillsboro Blvd. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441

For Sale 3 Parcels 1.73 Acres 75,184 SF

DESCRIPTION 1.73 Acres of prime industrial development land in the heart of the Pompano Beach. This

property is adjacent to FEC Railroad and is conveniently located to I-95 and Florida Turnpike.

PRICING $1,783,000 ($1,030,635 per acre, $23.72 price per SF)

LOCATION Located at W Atlantic Blvd. & NW 16th Ave. 2 blocks west of I-95 adjacent to railroad tracks.

VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/embed/bAzFXWDPqp8

ZONING I-1 Vacant Industrial

TRAFFIC COUNT 56,500 cars daily (Atlantic Blvd)

FOLIOS 4842-34-03-0960, 4842-34-00-0580, 4842-34-03-0970

DEMOGRAPHICS

2013 Estimate

1 mile 3 mile 5 mile

HH Population: 5,659 41,070 129,574

Average HH Income: $30,908 $48,694 $51,982

Shoppes at Independence Bay 1.25 Acre Outparcel - Retail, Auto, Flex

For Sale or Ground Lease

1101 S. Powerline Road

Deerfield Beach, FL 33442

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or withdrawal without notice. We include projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates for example only, and they may not represent current or future

performance of the property. You and your tax and legal advisors should conduct your own investigation of the property and transaction.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

John D. McQueston

[email protected] 561-706-7721 (cell)

www.johnmcqueston.com

1233 E. Hillsboro Blvd


954.427.8686 T.

954.427.0117 F.

High Visibility Industrial Land

1.73 Acres in Pompano Beach

Disclaimer: This offering subject to errors, omissions, prior sale or withdrawal without notice.

For Sale $1,783,000 W Atlantic Blvd. & NW 16th Ave.


W Atlantic Blvd

NW

16

th Ave

https://www.youtube.com/embed/bAzFXWDPqp8

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FOR MORE INFORMATION:

John D. McQueston

[email protected] 561-706-7721 (cell)

www.johnmcqueston.com

1233 E. Hillsboro Blvd


954.427.8686 T.

954.427.0117 F.

Disclaimer: This offering subject to errors, omissions, prior sale or withdrawal without notice.

Location Map For Sale $1,783,000 W. Atlantic Blvd. & NW 16th Ave.


W. Atlantic Blvd.

& NW 16th Ave.

W. Atlantic Blvd.

http://www.johnmcqueston.com/

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John McQuestonFlorida Real Estate License: 671011

Mobile: (561) 706-7721 | Fax: (954) 427-0117

[email protected]

Campbell & Rosemurgy Commercial RE1233 E Hillsboro BlvdDeerfield Beach, FL 33441

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4/7/2015

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Criteria Used for AnalysisIncome:Median Household Income

Age:Median Age

Population Stats:Total Population

Segmentation:1st Dominant Segment

$37,052 42.0 26,530 Retirement CommunitiesConsumer SegmentationLife Mode UrbanizationWhat are thepeople like thatlive in this area?

Senior StylesSenior lifestyles by income, age and housing type

Where do peoplelike this usuallylive?

Metro Cities IIDensely populated transition neighborhoods in larger cities

Top Tapestry Segments

% of Households 5,345 (48.5%) 1,841 (16.7%) 1,413 (12.8%) 939 (8.5%) 933 (8.5%)

% of Pompano Beach 10,918 (26.1%) 1,841 (4.4%) 3,470 (8.3%) 3,043 (7.3%) 2,525 (6.0%)

RetirementCommunities Metro City Edge Silver and Gold City Dimensions

Old andNewcomers

Lifestyle Group 5 Senior Styles 3 Metropolis 5 Senior Styles 8 Global Roots 4 Solo Acts

Urbanization Group 4 Metro Cities II 6 Urban Outskirts II 7 Suburban Periphery I 4 Metro Cities II 4 Metro Cities II

Residence Type Multi-Units Single Family; Duplex Single Family orSeasonal

Multi-Unit Rentals Multi-Unit Rentals

Household Type Singles Family Mix Married Couples With orWithout Kids

Mixed Singles; Shared

Average Household Size 1.91 2.89 2.08 2.7 1.99

Median Age 52.6 29.4 60.1 29.2 37.2

Diversity Index 42 52 25 84 59

Median Household Income $49,174 $33,018 $67,806 $28,963 $44,601

Median Net Worth $99,494 $14,773 $331,108 $12,275 $23,498

Median Home Value $183,328 $70,892 $274,320 $76,641 $149,772

Homeownership 54 % 53 % 83 % 34 % 37 %

Employment Professional orManagement

Services, Skilled,Professional orManagement

Retired, Professional orManagement

Skilled or Services Professional,Management orServices

Education Some College No High SchoolDiploma; High SchoolGrad

Some College;Bachelor's or Graduate

No High SchoolDiploma; High SchoolGrad

Some College;Bachelor's Degree

Preferred Activities Travel. Do indoorgardening or plant care.

Buy baby products;toys. Buy designerjeans, dress boots.

Go boating andfishing. Join civic clubs.

Buy video games,tapes. Go roller-skating,go to movies.

Multimedia software andbooks. Play golf andracquetball.

Financial Own shares in tax-exempt funds

Have personaleducation loan

Own stock worth$75,000+

Have personaleducation loan

Own shares in mutualfunds

Media Watch Inside Edition Watch BET Watch Golf Channel Watch BET, MTV2,Game Show Network

Listen to classic hitsradio

Vehicle Own or lease domesticvehicle

Own or lease Pontiac Spent $20K-$30K onlast vehicle

Own or lease Ford Own or lease compactcar


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DemographicMost of the households in Retirement Communities neighborhoods aresingle seniors who live alone; a fourth is married couples with no childrenliving at home. This older market has a median age of 50.3 years. One-third of the residents and 44 percent of householders are aged 65 yearsor older. Twenty-three percent of the population and 31 percent ofhouseholders are aged 75 years or older. Most of the residents arewhite.

SocioeconomicThe median household income for Retirement Communities is $46,251,slightly below the US median. Nearly half of the households earn incomefrom interest, dividends, and rental properties; 45 percent receive SocialSecurity benefits; and 26 percent receive retirement income. Most ofthose still working are employed in white-collar occupations. RetirementCommunities residents are an educated group: 14 percent of theresidents aged 25 years and older hold a graduate degree, 35 percenthave a bachelor's degree, and more than 60 percent have attendedcollege.

ResidentialRetirement Communities neighborhoods are found mostly in citiesscattered across the United States. Most housing was built after 1959.Congregate housing with meals and other services included in the rent isa feature of these neighborhoods. Fifty-seven percent of the householdslive in multiunit buildings; however, 34 percent of the housing is single-family structures, and 8 percent is townhouses. The home ownershiprate is 53 percent.

PreferencesWith more time to spend on leisure activities and hobbies, residents playmusical instruments, paint or draw, work crosswords, play bingo, orattend adult education classes. They also visit museums, attend thetheater, go dancing, practice yoga, go canoeing, and play golf. They willtravel to gamble in Atlantic City or to visit Disney World. They attendsports events such as golf tournaments, tennis matches, and baseballgames. They spend time with their grandchildren and spoil them withtoys. Politically active, these residents are "joiners" and belong to civicclubs and charitable organizations. They own stocks and bank online.They prefer to own or lease a domestic vehicle. These residents describethemselves as moderate or frequent viewers of daytime and primetimeTV. They watch news programs and baseball games, tennis matches,and golf tournaments. Cable channel favorites are Bravo, truTV, ESPNnews, and Travel Channel. They listen to classical and public radio. Avidreaders, they regularly read daily newspapers.

An overview of who makes up this segment across the United States

The demographic segmentation shown here can help you understand the lifestyles and life stages of consumers in a market. Data provider Esriclassifies U.S. residential neighborhoods into 65 unique market segments based on socioeconomic and demographic characteristics. Data Source:Esri 2012. Update Frequency: Annually.

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48.5%of households fallinto this segment

In the United States


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DemographicMarried couples, single parents, and multigenerational families are thehousehold types found in Metro City Edge neighborhoods. Grandparentsare caregivers in 4 percent of these households, twice the US rate. Themedian age of this segment is 30.8 years because of the children,including adult children who still live at home. The average family size of3.5 is slightly higher than the US average. Seventy-two percent of theresidents are black; 17.3 percent are white; and 4 percent are AmericanIndian—four times the US level.

SocioeconomicThe median household income for this segment is $29,269. Although 78percent of households derive income from wages and salaries, 9 percentreceive public assistance and 9 percent receive Supplemental SecurityIncome. Nearly half of employed residents work in service industries.One in ten residents aged 25 years or older have a bachelor's orgraduate degree; four in ten have attended college.

ResidentialMetro City Edge residents live in older suburban neighborhoods of largemetropolitan cities, primarily in the Midwest and South. Sixty-eightpercent live in single-family homes; 14 percent live in buildings with twoto four units. The home ownership rate is 49 percent. Although homeprices are relatively inexpensive, many families are young, unsettled,and still renting. Seventy percent of the housing units were built before1970.

PreferencesMetro City Edge residents must spend their money wisely to ensure thewelfare of their children. They tend to shop for groceries at PigglyWiggly, Kroger, and Aldi but will go to superstores and wholesalers forbulk purchases of household and children's items. Some will have theirvehicles serviced at auto parts chains. They eat at fast-food or family-style restaurants such as Old Country Buffet or Ryan's. They watchsitcoms, movies, news programs, courtroom shows, and sports such aspro wrestling on TV. Accessing the Internet at home isn't important.They go to the movies and professional football games and playbasketball. They read music and baby magazines and listen to urbanand contemporary hit radio.



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DemographicWith a median age of 60.5 years, Silver and Gold residents are thesecond oldest of the Tapestry segments. More than 70 percent are aged55 years or older. Most residents have retired from professionaloccupations. Half of the households are composed of married coupleswithout children. This segment is small, less than 1 percent of all UShouseholds; however, annual household growth is 2.35 percent since2000. Residents of these neighbor-hoods are not ethnically diverse; 93percent of them are white.

SocioeconomicThese are wealthy, educated seniors. Their median household income is$62,761. Fifty-six percent of the households still earn wages or salaries,half collect Social Security benefits, 63 percent receive investmentincome, and 35 percent collect retirement income. The percentage ofthose who work from home is higher than the US worker percentage;nearly one-fourth of employed residents are self-employed, also higherthan the US level.

ResidentialTheir affluence enables them to relocate to sunnier climates. More than60 percent of these households are in the South, mainly in Florida. One-fourth are located in the West, mainly in California and Arizona.Neighborhoods are exclusive, with a home ownership rate of 82 percent.Silver and Gold ranks second of the Tapestry segments for thepercentage of seasonal housing. Because these seniors have moved tonewer single-family homes, they are not living in the homes where theyraised their children.

PreferencesSilver and Gold residents have the free time and resources to pursuetheir interests. They travel domestically and abroad including cruisevacations. They are also interested in home improvement and remodelingprojects. Although they own the tools and are interested in homeimprovement and remodeling projects, they are more likely to contractfor remodeling and housecleaning services. Active in their communities,they join civic clubs, participate in local civic issues, and write tonewspaper or magazine editors. They prefer to shop by phone fromcatalogs such as L.L. Bean and Lands' End. Golf is more a way of lifethan just a leisure pursuit. They play golf, attend tournaments, andwatch The Golf Channel. They also go to horse races, bird watching,saltwater fishing, and power boating. They eat out, attend classicalmusic performances, and relax with a glass of wine. Favorite restaurantsinclude Outback Steakhouse, Cracker Barrel, and Applebee's. Silver andGold residents are avid readers of biography and mystery books andwatch numerous news programs and news channels such as Fox Newsand CNN. Favorite non-news programs include detective dramas.



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DemographicDiversity in household type and ethnicity characterizes City Dimensionsneighborhoods. Most of these residents are young, with a median age of29.5 years. Households are a mix of types; most are singles who livealone (31 percent), married-couple families (30 percent), and single-parent families (23 percent). Ethnic diversity is high. Nearly half of theresidents are white and one-fourth are black; however, higher-than-average proportions of other race populations are also represented. Threein ten residents are of Hispanic origin.

SocioeconomicThe median household income is $26,283. Ten percent of thehouseholds receive Supplemental Security Income; 11 percent receivepublic assistance. Employed residents work full-time or part-time,primarily in the service, manufacturing, and retail trade industry sectors.Overall, 35 percent of residents aged 25 years and older have graduatedfrom high school; 9 percent hold a bachelor's or graduate degree.

ResidentialAlthough City Dimensions neighborhoods have a mix of housing types,more than half of the residents rent apartments in multiunit buildings.Most of the real estate is older; approximately 70 percent of the housingunits were built before 1960; 42 percent are pre-1940 structures. Averagegross rent in these older buildings is 17 percent below the US average.Housing types are split between single-family homes and apartments intwo-to four-unit buildings. Although most households have a vehicle,residents seek jobs near their homes, commuting an average of 22minutes to work.

PreferencesCity Dimensions residents watch cable TV often, preferring movies andnews programs to documentaries. Most households own more than onetelevision set. They also like gaming systems. Residents are big-timesports fans and loyal team supporters; this is a top market for buyingand wearing sports team clothes. Because few homes are equipped withcentral air conditioning, they rely on room air conditioners if necessary.Many have recently moved, so they bought household furnishings suchas area rugs and sofas. Families with children spend wisely for children'sand baby products, preferring to shop at discount stores. They use storebrands, particularly for expensive items such as disposable diapers.Households that own vehicles prefer domestic cars and buy usedvehicles. If they have automotive repair expertise, they service their owncars; others rely on the car dealership or a nearby garage. They eat outand go to the movies.



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DemographicResidents of these transitional neighborhoods are either beginning theircareers or retiring. They range in age from their 20s to 75 and older.Their median age of 36.3 years splits this disparity. There are moresingles and shared households than families in these neighborhoods.Most of the residents are white; however, the diversity closely resemblesthat of the United States.

SocioeconomicThe median household income of $39,234 is below the US median.Educational attainment, college, and graduate school enrollment areabove average. The distribution of employees by occupation is similar tothat of the United States.

ResidentialSpread throughout metropolitan areas of the United States, Old andNewcomers neighborhoods sustain a lot of transition. More than half thepopulation aged five years and older has moved in the last five years.More than 60 percent rent; approximately half in mid-or high-risebuildings, with nearly 14 percent in two-to four-unit buildings. Six in tenhousing units were built between 1969 and 1989. The average gross rentin these neighborhoods is similar to the US average.

PreferencesTheir purchases reflect the unencumbered lifestyles of singles andrenters. They spend less at the grocery store than larger households. Adomestic subcompact or compact car serves them well. They arrangetheir vacations to keep in touch with out-of-town relatives and friends.They read fiction and nonfiction, newspapers, and magazines. Theywatch TV, listen to contemporary hits radio, go to the movies, and rentDVDs to view at home. Their leisure activities are as varied as their ages.They exercise by walking, swimming, and going bowling. They also cookat home.



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Total PopulationThis chart shows the total population in anarea, compared with other geographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually

20122017 (Projected)

Population DensityThis chart shows the number of people persquare mile in an area, compared withother geographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Population Change Since 2000This chart shows the percentage change inarea's population from 2000 to 2012,compared with other geographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Average Household SizeThis chart shows the average householdsize in an area, compared with othergeographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Pompano Beach, FL 33069: Population Comparison



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Population Living in FamilyHouseholdsThis chart shows the percentage of anarea’s population that lives in a householdwith one or more individuals related bybirth, marriage or adoption, compared withother geographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Female / Male RatioThis chart shows the ratio of females tomales in an area, compared with othergeographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually

Women 2012Men 2012Women 2017 (Projected)Men 2017 (Projected)



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Median AgeThis chart shows the median age in anarea, compared with other geographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Population by AgeThis chart breaks down the population of anarea by age group.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


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Average Household IncomeThis chart shows the average householdincome in an area, compared with othergeographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Median Household IncomeThis chart shows the median householdincome in an area, compared with othergeographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Per Capita IncomeThis chart shows per capita income in anarea, compared with other geographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually


Average Disposable IncomeThis chart shows the average disposableincome in an area, compared with othergeographies.Data Source: U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually

Unemployment RateThis chart shows the unemployment trendin the area of your search. Theunemployment rate is an important driverbehind the housing market.Data Source: Bureau of Labor StatisticsUpdate Frequency: Monthly

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Employment Count byIndustryThis chart shows industries in an area andthe number of people employed in eachcategory.Data Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics viaEsri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually



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Median Estimated Home ValueThis chart displays property estimates foran area and a subject property, where onehas been selected. Estimated home valuesare generated by a valuation model and arenot formal appraisals.Data Source: Valuation calculations basedon public records and MLS sources wherelicensedUpdate Frequency: Monthly

12-Month Change in MedianEstimated Home ValueThis chart shows the 12-month change inthe estimated value of all homes in thisarea, the county and the state. Estimatedhome values are generated by a valuationmodel and are not formal appraisals.Data Source: Valuation calculations basedon public records and MLS sources wherelicensedUpdate Frequency: Monthly

Median Listing PriceThis chart displays the median listing pricefor homes in this area, the county and thestate.Data Source: On- and off-market listingssourcesUpdate Frequency: Monthly

12-Month Change in MedianListing PriceThis chart displays the 12-month change inthe median listing price of homes in thisarea, and compares it to the county andstate.Data Source: On- and off-market listingssourcesUpdate Frequency: Monthly

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Best Businesses

This chart shows the types of businesses that consumers are leaving an area to find. The business types represented by blue bars are relatively scarce in the area, soconsumers go elsewhere to have their needs met. The orange business types are relatively plentiful in the area, meaning there are existing competitors for the dollars thatconsumers spend in these categories.Data Source: Retail Marketplace via Esri, 2012Update Frequency: Annually

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Population 2011 Projection 2013 Projection< 1 Mile < 3 Miles < 5 Miles < 1 Miles < 3 Miles < 5 Miles

Total Estimated Population 16,646 108,403 332,494 17,239 103,331 317,111

Total Census 2000 Population 12,692 104,484 317,160 12,692 104,484 317,160

Population Change % 34 3 3 41 -3 -3

Population Density (People/SQ Mile) 6,469 5,110 5,775 6,744 4,795 5,408

Median Age 34 47 47 35 48 48

Total Males 8,316 54,171 165,925 8,645 51,961 158,925

Total Females 8,330 54,232 166,569 8,594 51,370 158,186

Population By Age Group 2011 Projection 2013 Projection< 1 Mile < 3 Miles < 5 Miles < 1 Miles < 3 Miles < 5 Miles

4 Years Old and Younger 1,274 5,892 17,851 1,283 5,541 16,544

5 - 9 Years Old 1,463 6,832 20,610 1,436 6,395 19,221

10 - 14 Years Old 1,412 6,647 19,891 1,413 6,430 19,279

15 - 19 Years Old 1,385 6,454 19,089 1,440 6,544 19,534

20 - 24 Years Old 1,422 6,576 19,069 1,448 6,532 19,301

25 - 29 Years Old 1,345 6,546 19,298 1,372 6,321 18,606

30 - 34 Years Old 1,190 6,710 20,542 1,216 5,920 17,636

35 - 39 Years Old 1,088 7,386 23,362 1,138 6,282 19,208

40 - 44 Years Old 1,129 8,470 26,852 1,173 7,386 23,111

45 - 49 Years Old 1,062 8,382 26,513 1,095 7,669 24,225

50 - 54 Years Old 880 7,196 22,865 970 7,352 23,383

55 - 59 Years Old 702 6,331 20,616 828 6,688 21,418

60 - 64 Years Old 538 5,141 5,141 634 5,615 18,278

65 - 69 Years Old 422 3,976 13,144 478 4,270 13,990

70 - 74 Years Old 319 3,503 11,310 361 3,462 11,374

75 - 79 Years Old 251 3,421 10,376 273 2,907 9,313

80 - 84 Years Old 207 3,334 9,328 189 2,628 8,039

85 Years Old and Older 557 5,606 14,682 492 5,389 14,651

Demographic ReportPrepared By: John McQueston

Population By Ethnicity 2011 Projection 2013 Projection< 1 Mile < 3 Miles < 5 Miles < 1 Miles < 3 Miles < 5 Miles

White 3939 70163 234182 3848 63073 212358

Black 12364 34635 82646 13108 36902 89185

Native American 103 598 1620 88 567 1624

Asian 59 1621 8443 63 1674 8837

Pacific Islander 8 88 373 3 67 291

2 or More Races 173 1298 5230 129 1048 1048

Hispanic 3307 20269 67548 3726 21558 71861

White Non-Hispanic 1128 50958 170481 892 43266 146851

Housing 2011 Projection 2013 Projection< 1 Mile < 3 Miles < 5 Miles < 1 Miles < 3 Miles < 5 Miles

Total Estimated Households 5,472 44,225 138,970 5,659 41,070 129,574

Total Census 2000 Households 4,155 45,118 138,302 4,155 45,118 138,302

Average Household Size 2.98 2.42 2.38 0.06 4.87 1.81

Total Housing Units 5,203 56,831 178,209 5,511 60,019 188,423

Owners 1,041 32,568 103,370 1,090 34,322 109,128

Renters 3,582 16,301 48,825 3,813 17,240 51,861

Vacant Housing Units 580 7,962 26,016 607 8,455 27,438

Income By Household 2011 Projection 2013 Projection< 1 Mile < 3 Miles < 5 Miles < 1 Miles < 3 Miles < 5 Miles

Under $10,000 1,371 4,883 12,978 1,437 4,715 12,257

$10,000 - $14,999 580 3,010 9,451 598 2,782 8,795

$15,000 - $19,999 517 3,508 9,645 532 3,272 9,009

$20,000 - $24,999 517 3,449 10,025 536 3,180 9,341

$25,000 - $29,999 412 3,645 10,277 425 3,395 9,603

$30,000 - $34,999 420 3,278 10,514 434 3,060 9,886

$35,000 - $39,999 295 2,471 8,704 303 2,280 8,143

$40,000 - $44,999 245 2,711 9,073 251 2,486 8,464

$45,000 - $49,999 200 2,037 6,787 206 1,899 6,352

$50,000 - $59,999 357 3,796 12,888 369 3,526 12,057

$60,000 - $74,999 166 3,849 13,199 168 3,567 12,317

$75,000 - $99,999 169 3,381 11,654 172 3,101 10,802

$100,000 - $124,999 82 1,630 1,630 85 1,460 5,191

$125,000 - $149,999 38 877 2,408 39 789 2,174

$150,000 - $199,999 11 602 2,059 12 540 1,844

Over $200,000 57 743 2,652 59 662 2,351

Median Household Income $21,867 $38,583 $41,454 $21,604 $38,529 $41,414

Aggregate Household Income $186,169,015 $2,132,497,664 $7,072,428,185 $188,415,990 $1,947,760,192 $6,505,368,546

Average Household Income $31,208 $48,855 $52,142 $30,908 $48,694 $51,982

Per Capita Household Income $10,294 $21,335 $22,952 $10,186 $21,163 $22,747

Household Expenditures 2011 Projection 2013 Projection< 1 Mile < 3 Miles < 5 Miles < 1 Miles < 3 Miles < 5 Miles

Total Annual Household $164,200,175 $1,733,661,263 $5,638,232,713 $170,202,379 $1,608,577,276 $5,264,916,880

Average Annual Household $29,139 $39,196 $40,674 $29,219 $39,390 $40,865

Food $517 $5,174 $5,330 $4,158 $5,129 $5,288

Cereals & Bakery Products $357 $397 $404 $350 $391 $398

Cereals & Cereal Products $129 $142 $145 $129 $141 $145

Bakery Products $245 $281 $287 $238 $272 $278

Meats, Poultry, Fish & Eggs $708 $830 $851 $708 $840 $860

Dairy Products Misc $281 $332 $341 $282 $337 $346

Housing $10,134 $13,002 $13,418 $10,175 $13,121 $13,535

Owned Dwellings $3,084 $4,780 $5,024 $3,087 $4,836 $5,083

Mortgage Interest & Charges $165 $239 $250 $167 $242 $252

Property Taxes $935 $1,382 $1,445 $937 $1,356 $1,413

Rented Dwellings $2,748 $2,500 $2,500 $2,675 $2,420 $2,383

Utilities, Fuels & Public Services $2,426 $2,991 $3,069 $2,467 $3,022 $3,098

Natural Gas $366 $448 $459 $353 $429 $440

Electricity $920 $1,097 $1,123 $938 $1,109 $1,134

Fuel Oil or Other Fuels $94 $114 $117 $95 $115 $118

Telephone Services $803 $991 $1,014 $816 $1,026 $1,051

Water & Other Public Services $249 $317 $327 $255 $325 $336

Household Operations $436 $632 $662 $429 $623 $653

Personal Services $165 $239 $250 $167 $242 $252

Other Household Expenses $294 $429 $448 $291 $435 $455

Housekeeping Supplies $449 $551 $567 $439 $534 $549

Household Furnishings & Equipment $911 $1,321 $1,384 $901 $1,275 $1,332

Furniture $218 $344 $362 $216 $335 $352

Floor Coverings $24 $35 $37 $23 $34 $36

Major Appliances $135 $194 $203 $133 $193 $202

Sm. Appliances & Misc Housewares $71 $91 $93 $70 $91 $93

Apparel & Services $1,126 $1,428 $1,478 $1,146 $1,444 $1,494

Transportation $4,999 $7,083 $7,372 $5,095 $7,233 $7,532

Maintenance & Repairs $421 $559 $576 $428 $559 $576

Vehicle Insurance $750 $1,015 $1,052 $784 $1,037 $1,071

Public Transportation $2,183 $342 $359 $227 $339 $356

Health Care $2,183 $2,745 $2,819 $2,174 $2,706 $2,770

Entertainment $1,426 $2,044 $2,127 $1,427 $2,082 $2,171

Tobacco & Smoking Related $244 $271 $274 $251 $280 $283

Cash Contributions $815 $1,240 $1,303 $815 $1,236 $1,297

Personal Insurance & Pensions $2,101 $3,805 $4,061 $2,104 $3,750 $3,994

Life & Other Personal Insurance $211 $314 $330 $213 $317 $332

Pensions & Social Security 1,914 3,503 3,743 1,901 3,447 $3,677

A N/A to N/A 30,500

B N/A to N/A 16,500

C SR 849/ NW 31 AVE to N/A 12,800

D ATLANTIC BLVD to COPANS RD 7,300

E SW 3 ST/J.K.VILLAGE to SR 814/ATLANTIC BLVD 10,000

F I-95/SR 9 NB to SR 814/ATLANTIC BLVD 21,000

G SB I-95 @ 18.535 MP to WB SR 814/ATLANTIC 10,500

H SR 814/ATLANTIC BLVD to SB I-95 @ 18.086 MP 18,000

I SB I-95 @18.303 MP to EB SR 814/ATLANTIC 7,600

J SR 814/ATLANTIC BLVD to NB I-95 @ 18.564 MP 9,100

K SR 814/ATLANTIC BLVD to I-95/SR 9 9,200

Annual Average Daily TrafficStreet Segment

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L N/A to N/A 52,000

M N/A to N/A 58,500

N N/A to N/A 56,500

O POWERLINE ROAD to N/A 14,900

P SR 845/POWERLINE RD to N/A 7,600

Q N/A to N/A 13,700

The Florida Traffic Online site provides online access to the Florida Department of Transportation's (FDOT) Florida Traffic Information. The Traffic Information accessible through this site is released annually. Other transportation data, such as the road networks displayed on this site are updated the first of every month.This product has been compiled from the most accurate source data from the Florida Department of Transportation's Transportation Statistics Office. However, this product is for reference purposes only and is not to be construed as a legal document or survey instrument. Any reliance on the information contained herein is at the user's own risk. The Florida Department of Transportation assumes no responsibility for any use of the information contained herein or any loss resulting therefrom.

Traffic Count Report

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