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    Below are close-ups of one of the renderings posted yesterday. 2415 Westheimer is a proposed mixed-use. The development will consists of boutique offices and ground level retail.
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    Ground level site plan for 2415 Westheimer. Ground level will consists of two ground floor retail, a public lobby, and office lobby: Restaurant (corner of Westheimer Rd and Argonne St) - 4,760 sf Restaurant (corner of Westheimer Rd and Revere St) - 5,560 sf Public Lobby - 1,300sf Office Lobby - 6,335 sf 2415 Westheimer is a proposed mixed-use. The development will consists of boutique offices and ground level retail.
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    Additional renderings of 2415 Westheimer from the development's website and brochure. 2415 Westheimer is a proposed mixed-use. The development will consists of boutique offices and ground level retail.
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    2415 Westheimer is a proposed mixed-use planned in the Upper Kirby area. It's proposed for the site currently home to strip center Town Center West (2407-2443 Westheimer Rd.) Trammell Crow Company is the developer. Based on the brochure provided, 2415 Westheimer will have: Underground parking garage and seven upper levels for parking Further details from the brochure: Underground: 95 parking spaces Level 3: 65 parking spaces Level 4: 100 parking spaces Level 5: 100 parking spaces Level 6: 100 parking spaces Level 7: 100 parking spaces Level 8: 85 parking spaces Level 3 parking: Level 4 parking: Level 5 parking: Level 6 parking: Level 7 parking: Level 8 parking:
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    2415 Westheimer is a proposed mixed-use planned in the Upper Kirby area. It's proposed for the site currently home to strip center Town Center West (2407-2443 Westheimer Rd.) Trammell Crow Company is the developer. Based on the brochure provided, 2415 Westheimer will have: Ground floor retail Seven floors of office space Underground parking garage and seven upper levels for parking Further details from the brochure: Underground: 95 parking spaces Ground Floor Retail / Ground Floor - 12,600 sf Levels 1-2: Office lobby - 6,335 sf Level 3: 65 parking spaces Level 4: 100 parking spaces Level 5: 100 parking spaces Level 6: 100 parking spaces Level 7: 100 parking spaces Level 8: 85 parking spaces Level 9: 36,000 rsf of office Level 10: 37,200 rsf of office Level 11: 34,300 rsf of office Level 12: 32,900 rsf of office Level 13: 36,100 rsf of office Level 14: 34,300 rsf of office Level 15: 34,300 rsf of office
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    Additional details pertaining to 2415 Westheimer. It's a proposed mixed-use development located on the 2415 Westheimer Rd parcel. 2415 Westheimer is described as "Houston’s newest boutique office concept, defined by elegant design and an elevated experience." Embedded in the heart of River Oaks, 2415 Westheimer rises 14 stories as Houston's foremost boutique address. Gensler's sophisticated design coupled with Trammell Crow's uncompromising standards produce a frictionless environment where productivity and collaboration thrive. 271,000 sf 14-story Class A office 12,750 sf of private terraces 3/1,000 office parking 20,750 sf of retail space Sophisticated, modern interiors finished with texture and warmth invite you to spread out and settle in. With ample ceiling height and a versatility-enhancing structure, our spaces liberate you from confinement and convert your office into a showpiece for your brand. Everything at 2415 Westheimer is arranged to help you think bigger. Host standout meetings in the executive boardroom with downtown views. Entertain clients in the exclusive tenant club lounge. Let your ideas breathe and take shape in wide-open workspaces washed with natural light. Abundant natural light cascades through 2415 Westheimer's elongated window lines, opening airy and inspiring vistas. The central atrium ushers daylight to interior floors, while cabana-style terrace spaces make outdoor meetings an everyday possibility. Through thoughtful design, 2415 Westheimer creates an energizing balance of illumination, openness, and connectivity—everything you need to think clearly and collaborate productively. Amenities On-Site Dining Savor chef-curated fare without leaving your workplace oasis. Wellness Amenities Find restoration in the spa-grade fitness studio or on the lush terraces. Versatile Venues Host standout meetings in lounges and modern boardrooms. Curated Community Socialize and connect in elite, tenant-only spaces. An Exclusive Retreat Club 2415 provides an exclusive oasis just for tenants, evoking the atmosphere of a private members-only lounge. Meet, dine, host clients, or simply relax while enjoying five-star service and luxury amenities. Club 2415 redefines the upleveled tenant experience, giving you your own prestigious hideaway in the heart of River Oaks.
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    Below is the link to the marketing brochure for 2415 Westheimer. As posted by Urbannizer, 2415 Westheimer is the proposed mixed-use planned for the site currently home to strip center Town Center West (2407-2443 Westheimer Rd.) https://view.ceros.com/cbre-properties/2415-westheimer-digital-brochure/p/1 CBRE is the leasing agent for 2415 Westheimer. Links to the listing on CBRE's website and LoopNet are below: https://www.cbre.com/properties/properties-for-lease/office/details/US-SMPL-146680/2415-westheimer-2415-westheimer-road-houston-tx-77098 https://www.cbre.com/resources/fileassets/US-SMPL-146680/b15dcc7d/1b3ff05b-9584-45f7-aff8-4f46e306ab30.pdf https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/2415-Westheimer-Rd-Houston-TX/28362145/
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    As pointed out by others, the site of the proposed mixed-use called 2415 Westheimer is currently home to Town West Center. It's located at 2407-2443 Westheimer Rd. The property is on the 2415 Westheimer Rd parcel. Town West Center tenants include: Shanghai River - 2407 Westheimer Rd Avalon Diner - 2417 Westheimer Rd Frost Bank - 2443 Westheimer Rd
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    Yesterday, CultureMap and Chron.com reported plans for the former Alice Blue unit. The space will house Agnes and Sherman. It's a new restaurant from Nick Wong (UB Preserv) and Lisa Lee. Neither publication offered additional information beyond what's detailed on the restaurant's LinkedIn page. https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/agnes-sherman-heights-nick-wong/ https://www.chron.com/food/article/heights-agnes-sherman-nick-wong-19383517.php
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    Below is a rendering of The Sylvie included in press materials. The Sylvie is a Berg Hospitality Group concept coming to Texas Tower. It's located at 845 Texas Ave, Ste 100.
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    Berg Hospitality Group officially announces new food & beverage concept The Sylvie. It's opening in Texas Tower at 845 Texas Ave, Suite 100. The press release describes The Sylvie as having a "bistro setting" with a “ 'French-European' style menu." It's aiming to open this summer. More from an article published today on Chron.com: https://www.chron.com/food/article/benjamin-berg-downtown-houston-restaurants-19385726.php
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    The Blue Ox Group shared an update yesterday regarding 10 and Heights. There is one remaining unit available to lease. Additionally, the Houston-based real estate firm posted several photos of the commercial development. In the photos, you'll notice signage is up for: Yummy Seafood & Oyster Bar Thaicoon Palazzio Nail Salon Honeymee Starbucks Wild Fork Sky Ortho Nalo Salon Drip Dental Studio 10 and Heights is a new commercial development from The Oxberry Group. It's located at 1515 Studemont St. https://www.instagram.com/p/C5Q3bsmM7zb/
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    Third floor site plan for the proposed adaptive reuse development at 1005 St Emanuel St. The development is being marketed as EaDo Center. Third floor site plan Suite G - 3,409 sf Suite H - 2,845 sf Level 3 parking garage Approximately 54 parking spaces
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    Second floor site plan for the proposed adaptive reuse development at 1005 St Emanuel St. The development is being marketed as EaDo Center. Second floor site plan Suite D - 3,705 sf Suite E - 4,010 sf Suite F - 4,091 sf Level 2 parking garage Approximately 51 parking spaces
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    First floor site plan for the proposed adaptive reuse development at 1005 St Emanuel St. The development is being marketed as EaDo Center. First floor site plan Suite A - 3,291 sf Suite B - 3, 226 sf Suite C - 3,291 sf Level 1 parking garage Approximately 40 parking spaces
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    Honey Drizzle opened recently in Regency Garage (611 Clay St). It's located in Bouray's Pho & Grill's former unit at 609 Clay St. Honey Drizzle is a brunch restaurant from Richmond, Virginia. Their menu is similar to Taste (Taste Bar + Kitchen.) https://www.instagram.com/honeydrizzlehouston
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    Below are additional conceptual drawings of what may become of the former Kim Hung Market in Houston's East Downtown. It's noted in the leasing brochure the images are schematic drawings. The building located at 1005 St Emanuel St could likely be an adaptive reuse project. Marketing materials list the site as EaDo Center. It's possible that could be the name of whatever commercial development is possibly planned for this property. Some of the businesses shown in the conceptual renderings could be depicted for marketing purposes. It's not necessarily what may open here. To that point, here are the businesses depicted in the renderings: Manpuku (a Yakiniku / Japanese BBQ restaurant) Wabi House (a Japanese restaurant centered on "ramen and izakaya-style Japanese dishes) Hide / Hide Bar (restaurant and bar) The Salty / The Salty Donut (an artisanal donut shop) Toasted / Toasted Coffee + Kitchen (an all-day cafe and bar) River Pig Saloon (bar & grill) Shoyo (a Japanese restaurant centered on sushi omakase)
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    I am inclined to agree with you. I am looking forward to seeing how the unit will be transformed.
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    As mentioned a few posts above, there are new marketing materials for 1005 St. Emanuel St. This is the site of Kim Huang Market. Based on the latest leasing brochure, the proposed commercial development could be named EaDo Center. Other details from the brochure: Available spaces: First floor: 9,808 sf Second floor: 11,806 sf Third floor: 6,254 sf Parking: 153 parking spaces J Hunter Properties is marketing the proposed commercial development.
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    Thanks @Urbannizer. Perhaps there's a need to modify title for this topic? Based on the leasing materials, it appears more than a club is planned for this property.
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    I was about to post this! While I'm excited marketing materials have been updated, that's as far as my excitement goes for now. The owner has teased us for years with proposed renderings. Nothing has happened. I realize there are lots of things that affect development plans, bur still.
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    Months after Ola's closure comes another closure: High Fashion Fabrics at 3101 Louisiana St. Here's the article published today announcing the closure. The post was shared in another topic: As previously noted, the may be an adaptive reuse retail development. The development includes the following properties: 3101 Louisiana St 3100 Travis St 3010 Milam St Oxberry Group is the developer of this project. However, The Kirby Group may have joined forced with Oxberry Group. Kirby Group is listed in the video description for the Midtown development. The two developers also partnered for the Montrose area mixed-use development Harlow District.
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    @hindesky wrong building and topic. The article pertains to High Fashion Fabrics at 3101 Louisiana St. This topic is for 3100 Travis St where High Fashion Home is located. Those are two different businesses (though same company) on two properties. Granted, both properties are slated for the proposed multi-block development from Oxberry Group and The Kirby Group. Here is the topic for the building at 3101 Louisiana St mentioned in the article: https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/topic/27553-midtown-retail-development/ Looks like the topic for High Fashion Home was merged with the topic for 3100 Travis AFTER I posted this. Thanks @Highrise Tower once again for merging topics WITHOUT informing members you've merged topics together (you know, like how you take it upon yourself to unnecessarily change everyone's titles seconds after they created a topic.) At least the other moderators notifies the forum when a major change like that has been made. It would be nice if you did the same. @Urbannizer @Triton.
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    Below is more on Agnes and Sherman from the restaurant's LinkedIn page. Agnes and Sherman is coming later this year to 250 W 19th St, Ste A. It's taking over Alice Blue's former digs. The restaurant bills itself as a "modern Asian American diner." From the restaurant's LinkedIn page: Agnes and Sherman is a Modern Asian American Diner located in the heart of Houston, Texas. Our mission is to deliver a nostalgic, whimsical, and inclusive dining experience through the lens of Asian American food; and by doing so, expand the definition of American culture. Agnes and Sherman is the culmination of Chef Nick Wong’s fifteen years in the restaurant industry – from fine to casual dining – showcasing his take on flavor, technique, and creativity, to serve dishes that are truly accessible and joyful. Both Asian American food and diner culture are uniquely American. Agnes and Sherman aims to weave the two together to create an experience rooted in nostalgia and presented in a whimsical, genre-defying format. Beyond the food, Agnes and Sherman will lead by example the principles of sustainable longevity. We embrace our role as a part of an ecosystem and when we thrive, our community does too. Ultimately, Agnes and Sherman will be best known as the city’s favorite neighborhood spot that’s expanding the meaning of Americana, telling stories through standout dishes and incorporating socially responsible business practices as a way to promote equality and equity in our society. https://www.linkedin.com/company/agnes-and-sherman
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    The unit previously home to Alice Blue is leased. A restaurant named Agnes and Sherman (or Agnes & Sherman) is coming soon to 250 W 19th St, Suite A. Agnes and Sherman will be a "modern Asian American diner," according to a February announcement on one of the co-owner's Linkedin page. The restaurant comes from chef Nick Wong and Lisa Lee. The duo aim to open by year's end. Also, there is a web domain and Instagram for the restaurant. Agnes and Sherman is part of the collection of shops and eateries at 238-250 W 19th St in the Heights. https://www.agnesandsherman.com/ https://www.instagram.com/agnesandsherman
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