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    Buffalo Bayou Brewing Company is no longer operating at Sawyer Yards. A lockout notice is posted on the grounds of the local brewery. In a CultureMap article published today, the lockout is due to "non-payment of rent." Buffalo Bayou Brewing Company operated at 2101 Summer St. Additional details from the article: Sawyer Yards owner Jon Deal served Buffalo Bayou CEO William McLucas with a notice of default at noon. Via that document, he terminated the brewery’s lease on its building at 2101 Summer St. https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/buffalo-bayou-brewing-closed-sawyer-yards-1/
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    Alice Blue recently announced it is closing its doors. The restaurant from Claire Smith closes in February. As noted above, Alice Blue's unit is shown in recent leasing materials as available. The unit's address is 250 W 19th St, Suite A. It's located in the mini shopping hub at 238-250 W 19th St. Below is a post about it from another topic: https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/6065-the-heights-restaurant-and-bar-scene-more-coming/?do=findComment&comment=695823 More details from Houston Chronicle about Alice Blue closing next month: “My lease on 19th Street is ending, my son is a sophomore at Rice, and the time seems right for enjoying life. You never know, I may want a coffee shop one day. But for now, I will be watching all the amazing things happening in the Houston restaurant scene," Smith said. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-culture/restaurants-bars/article/alice-blue-houston-closing-18627447.php Additional article about Alice Blue's impending closure at 250 W 19th St, Ste A: https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/alice-blue-urban-eats-closed-1/
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    That is your opinion, but it's not true. There are a number of developers who own many properties throughout the Greater Heights. And many are developing their properties that may range from anywhere to minor improvements to a complete overhaul. I know many people aren't thrilled with Wolf Capital Partners kicking out A 2nd Cup, which lead to the space being divided and leased to two retail chains. And there are some who place blame on Wolf Capital Partners for Andy's Home Cafe moving (though Andy's owned the property its restaurant was located). But Wolf Capital Partners isn't the only developer buying properties in the area and bringing in new tenants. If you're placing blame on Wolf Capital Partners, where is the blame for Asana Partners? The out-of-state company owns most of the major retail hubs in the Greater Heights, most which were acquired from Radom Capital. So, in that sense, would you also place blame on Radom Capital, Braun Enterprises, and others whose developments (and redevelopments) reshaped the Heights, but eventually sold those developments to other developers?
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    Below is the latest site plan included in leasing materials for 238-250 W 19th St
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    @Urbannizer @Triton and other moderators: Please consider merging this topic with the ongoing one for the collection of shops at 238-250 W 19th St. This business is one of the tenants for 238-250 W 19th St. Below is the topic for 238-250 W 19th St: https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/35853-chippendale-eastlake-antiques-at-250-w-19th-st/
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    The site plan included in recent marketing materials for 238-250 W 19th St appears to show some forthcoming closures. I'm not sure when the site plan was updated. I think Asana Partners owns this mini shopping hub. The site plan shows the following units available for lease: 250 W 19th St, Suite A (Unit 100 - 3,764 sf) 250 W 19th St, Suite E (Unit 500 - 1,302 sf) Unit 250-10 (1,089 sf) Alice Blue currently occupies 250 W 19th St, Ste A. Alice Blue, a local restaurant from chef Claire Smith. Sweet Bribery by Craft Creamery occupies 250 W 19th St, Ste E. Tenants listed on the site plan include: Sugared + Bronzed - 250 W 19th St, Ste B Proper - 250 W 19th St, Ste C Dance House Fitness - 246 W 19th St Cutthroat Barbers - 244 W 19th St Boomtown Coffee - 242 W 19th St Heights Cigar Lounge - 240 W 19th St Modern Animal - 238 W 19th St, Suite A-B H&R Block - 238 W 19th St, Suite C https://shopcompanies.com/properties/238-250-w-19th-street https://shopcompanies.com/properties/pdf/238-250-w-19th-street
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    Leasing material for 238-250 W 19th St is published on Shop Companies' web site. I'm unsure when the brochure was uploaded, but it appears recent. 238 W 19th St and 250 W 19th St consists of several shops. According to the brochure, the following units are available for lease: 250 W 19th St, Suite A (Unit 100 - 3,764 sf) 250 W 19th St, Suite E (Unit 500 - 1,302 sf) Unit 250-10 (1,089 sf) Additional details: Located in the historic downtown Houston Heights, 238-250 W 19th is a well curated mix of boutiques, service and restaurant offerings. Anchored by the vintage Heights Theater, W 19th is one of the most electric and funky streets in Houston. https://shopcompanies.com/properties/238-250-w-19th-street https://shopcompanies.com/properties/pdf/238-250-w-19th-street https://www.crexi.com/lease/properties/437471/texas-238250-w-19th-street The maps included in the leasing brochure are outdated:
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    The business at 250 W 19th St, Suite B is Sugared + Bronzed. It's a hair removal and sunless tanning salon. Sugared + Bronzed is located in the small shopping hub at 238 W 19th St-250 W 19th St.
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    Thanks for the update, @innerloop.
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    There is outrage from some regarding Heights Marketplace implementing paid parking. As posted above, the shopping center recently installed signs instructing visitors to pay for parking. In response to paid parking complaints, someone supposedly with Collina's addressed the issue in various Facebook groups and other pages on the social media platform. Collina's one of several tenants located in the shopping center. According to the restaurant, the landlord is rumored to transform some of its strip centers into apartments. The restaurant speculates Heights Marketplace may be one of those properties.
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    Heights Marketplace is shifting from free parking to paid parking. The shopping center recently installed signs informing visitors of new parking guidelines. Heights Marketplace is a shopping center located at 428-516 W 19th St. It's owned, I think, by Asana Partners. Photos from Google Maps are below:
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    Published in an article today on Chron.com: Eden Grow Systems, a NASA spinoff, announced that it will open its new vertical indoor farm location in downtown Houston's historic Niels Esperson Building at 808 Travis Street this Saturday. https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/vertical-farm-houston-downtown-18627630.php
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    The address for this Garden Oaks Shopping Center is 3800-3940 N Shepherd Dr. Also, this is not in The Heights area. There is really a need for a Garden Oaks/Oak Forest/Independence Heights forum. It's strange there isn't one.
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    Below is the site plan included in leasing materials for Heights Marketplace. I think this is the most recent one. Heights Marketplace is a shopping center located at 428-516 W 19th St. A list of tenants and vacancies, according to the site plan: TDECU - 428 W 19th St Eye to Eye - 432 W 19th St Vacant - 436 W 19th St The Corner Vet -440 W 19th St SportClips - 444 W 19th St uBreakiFix - 446 W 19th St The UPS Store - 448 W 19th St ZapVor - 460 W 19th St Collina's Italian Cafe - 502 W 19th St Vacant - 506 W 19th St Menchie's - 512 W 19th St Vacant - 514 W 19th St Penzys Spices - 516 W 19th St https://shopcompanies.com/properties/heights-marketplace https://shopcompanies.com/properties/pdf/heights-marketplace
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    Leasing materials for Heights Marketplace are below. I'm unsure how recent the brochure is. Heights Marketplace is a shopping center located at 428-516 W 19th St. According to the brochure, the following units are available for lease: 436 W 19th St (Unit E110 - 1, 250 sf) 506 W 19th St (Unit E145 - 1,200 sf) 512 W 19th St (Unit E150 -- 800 sf) 514 W 19th St (Unit E160 -- 1,188 sf) Details about the shopping center from the brochure: Located in the Houston Heights neighborhood, Heights Marketplace is located on the historic W 19th Street. The two buildings consist of approximately 25,000 square feet of retail space. https://shopcompanies.com/properties/heights-marketplace https://shopcompanies.com/properties/pdf/heights-marketplace https://www.crexi.com/lease/properties/437437/texas-heights-marketplace
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    Street View images of 428-460 W 19th St are posted below. The photos are of a portion of Heights Marketplace snapped between January 2023 and April 2023. 428-460 W 19th St is located on the 452 W 19th St parcel. Heights Marketplace is a shopping center at 428-516 W 19th St. Current tenants located at 428-460 W 19th St: TDECU - 428 W 19th St Eye to Eye - 432 W 19th St Vacant - 436 W 19th St The Corner Vet -440 W 19th St SportClips - 444 W 19th St uBreakiFix - 446 W 19th St The UPS Store - 448 W 19th St ZapVor - 460 W 19th St
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    Photos of 502-516 W 19th St are posted below. The photos are of a portion of Heights Marketplace included in leasing materials. 502-516 W 19th St is located on the 506 W 19th St parcel. Heights Marketplace is a shopping center at 428-516 W 19th St. Current tenants located here: Collina's Italian Cafe - 502 W 19th St Vacant - 506 W 19th St Menchie's - 512 W 19th St Vacant - 514 W 19th St Penzys Spices - 516 W 19th St https://shopcompanies.com/properties/heights-marketplace
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    I'm not sure. Personally, I'd like to see ground floor retail included in multi-family developments. Food and beverage tenant-wise, I don't think Tin Drum brings in much foot traffic or diners. With Dripped Birria signing on, that may change. Of course, some customers may be deterred by the parking garage.
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    Below is a map with the 452 W 19th St and 506 W 19th St parcels outlined. Located on the properties is Heights Marketplace, a shopping center at 428-516 W 19th St.
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    Additional photos of 250 W 20th St included in sales and leasing materials.
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    250 W 20th St is on the market, according to a sales flyer on NewQuest Properties website. There is also a sale listing published on Crexi. Details from the listing: NewQuest Properties is pleased to present 250 West 20th Street, located on the southeast corner of Rutland Street and West 20th Street in the Houston Heights area. Building was constructed in 2014 Building is 8,200 sf The current tenant roster: Natural Paws (Kriser's Natural Pet) - 250 W 20th St, Suite 200 Zalat Pizza - 250 W 20th St, Suite 300 Cava - 250 W 20th St, Suite 400 https://www.newquest.com/property/250-west-20th-street-om/
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    Map of the 240 W 20th parcel outlined is posted below. Located on the parcel is a retail center at 250 W 20th St.
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    Photos of the commercial development at 250 W 20th St. The photos are from leasing materials published by NewQuest Properties.
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    Leasing material for 250 W 20th St is available on NewQuest Properties website. According to the listing, 250 W 20th St, Suite 100 is available for lease. Balanced Foods previously occupied the 1,500-square-foot endcap unit. The current tenant roster: Natural Paws (Kriser's Natural Pet) - 250 W 20th St, Suite 200 Zalat Pizza - 250 W 20th St, Suite 300 Cava - 250 W 20th St, Suite 400 https://www.newquest.com/property/250-west-20th-street/ https://www.newquest.com/pdfs/250_W_20th_Street.pdf
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    More on Academic Business Project, the collaborative program between University of Houston Hilton College Graduate Program and Mighty Equities's forthcoming hotel possibly named Gossamer. The hotel is planned for 704 Hyde Park Blvd. The information below is included in material submitted to the Planning Commission. The developers have already partnered with the University of Houston Hilton College to create the sole academic business project for the Global Hospitality Business graduate program. This will provide University of Houston Graduates with crucial experience in the hospitality industry. It is also the goal for the staff to have access to benefits and resources such as onsite daycare. The proposed hotel will act as a resource and hub for the neighborhood and community and the developers are researching neighborhood memberships for the amenities for the proposed hotel.
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