tman

mr football have you heard any info on any of the other retailers in the center.

It wont be an HEB plus because most of those are over 125000s/f. This store will probably be an HEB hybrid store (ie Woodlands Market). It makes the most sense ecnomically. However Interfin and the other investors are selling this project (the entire vinage area) as top of the line. Saying that i think they would recruit central market very heavily.

The new flyer is up at the CBRE website. The project is now a go and they are starting work. It will include a 90000+sf HEB(not sure what type). Plus a village style 324000sf ground level and 32000sf second level upscale retail. The streets will be cobblestone and drive up parking for visitors. (if the picture they show in the ad is what they are planning on.) This place looking like it will be the nicest looking shopping center in Houston.

http://www.loopnet.com/Attachments/5/4/6/5...0D4AE3DEA37.pdf

The new flyer is up at the CBRE website. The project is now a go and they are starting work. It will include a 90000+sf HEB(not sure what type). Plus a village style 324000sf ground level and 32000sf second level upscale retail. The streets will be cobblestone and drive up parking for visitors. (if the picture they show in the ad is what they are planning on this place looking like it will be the nicest looking shopping center in Houston.

http://www.loopnet.com/Attachments/5/4/6/5...0D4AE3DEA37.pdf

The drawings for vintage park show a movie theater. Does anyone know what type of theatre they are trying to get involved in the development. I was thinking since the development is supposed to be top of the line maybe something like an alamo drafthouse or some type of indie theatre

are there plans for a residential component in the "mixed" use Lifestyle Center

The problem you have is Interfin is doing the project. Borleini(sp) creates some gaudy stuff but he usually attracts top of the line tenants. There are a couple of certain things he will create something extremely nice although out of place for the area. No mutch we can do bout it though

thats what i was thinking, z gallerie, pottery barn, and stuff like that mixed in with upscale clothiers, and specialty shops. The furniture stores help reduce parking spot demands in the development so there are usually alot in town center developments. I truly think there is a great opportunity for stores like J.Crew, Brooks Brothers etc. to move into the market. The area is growing very rapibly and there are thousands of $300's+ homes going up in the area. I agree that restaurants like Maggianos and others would be a great asset to the area. This development has one huge advantage over many other town center developments in the United States. It has a 10000+ employee campus(HP) located across the street to create a steady lunch crowd. This i believe will spur alot of restaurants in the development.

im trying to get a idea of the type of stores Interfin is trying to get in the center. Is he going to try to poach the nicer stores from Willowbrook or go more in the direction of the Woodlands Town Center in store makeup. Also has anyone heard if it is a HEB or a Central Market.

anyone know any of the other supposed major tenants in vintage park