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Paula Musa 713.231.1630 Paula.Musa@Transwestern.Com LOCATION Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] LOCATION AMENITIES THAT WILL LET YOU EXHALE EASILY. Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] 500 JEFFERSON • Features pedestrian concourse level skywalks (connecting to Crowne Plaza hotel, 601 Jefferson and the downtown tunnel system, via 1600 Smith) • Ground-level downtown bus transportation is available at several locations • Full service Post Office • Storage space is available • Great views • Garage Parking • Easy Access to YMCA • Walking Distance to Midtown Residential • 2/1,000 Parking Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] 601 JEFFERSON • Newly renovated food court • Large conference room free of charge • Great location • Attached garage parking • Can access tunnel via walkways • Easy access to hotel/garage via sky walk • 1/1,000 Parking Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] ABOVE GROUND AMENITIES WALKER ST RUSK ST 1 2 7 8 MC KINNEY ST 7 6 RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 10 3 4 9 10 12 5 45 SMITH ST 14 LAMAR ST 5 6 11 12 LOUISIANA ST MILAM ST 16 DALLAS ST 13 MIDTOWN CROSSING 16 THE SHOPS AT HOUSTON 9 TRAVIS ST Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ CENTER MAIN ST Buffalo Wild Wings Brooklyn Meatball Company POLK ST15 Which Wich Bullritos 2 Chick-fil-A CLAY ST 14 REGENCY GARAGE d’lish-n-dash New York Pizzeria Doozo’s Dumplings & Noodles Benihana of Tokyo Freshii 1 LEELAND ST BELL ST Bouray’s Fusion Grillerz 11 New Orleans Cajun Po-boys Luisa’s Pasta Wimpy’s Hamburger Massa’s South Coast Grill PEASE ST Mediterranean Grill 15 GREENSTREET Murphy’s Deli 10 JEFFERSON ST BCBGMAXAZRIA Otto’s Barbecue & Hamburgers Forever 21 Pappas Bros. Steakhouse 13 House of Blues Pho Huy Vietnamese Noodle ST JOSEPH PKWY 3 Lucky Strike House Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar Potbelly Sandwich Shop PIERCE ST Root Sports™ Pretzel Time BRAZOS ST Andalucia Tapas Restaurant Sarku Japan and Bar Simon’s 4 SAN JACINTO ST WEBSTER ST Caffébene Snap Kitchen GREY ST Crossroads At House Of Blues Squeezed Guadalajara Del Centro Starbucks Coffee III Forks Steakhouse Thai Basil Lucky Strike Treebeards 45 Mccormick & Schmick’s Wok & Roll Seafood & Steaks Animal Kingdom MCGOWEN ST Mia Bella Trattoria Funatics Salata Jos. A. Bank 8 FANNIN ST Hotel Alessandra My Workshop & Gallery RadioShack Worth The Weight Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] TUNNEL LEVEL CAPITOLAMENITIES W. DALLAS TUNNEL S. LOUISIANA TUNNEL RUSK 1100 Louisiana Wedge International Tower Fuddruckers The 43rd Restaurant & Lounge Subway Skyline Deli & Grill Starbucks TWO SHELL Amegy Bank Total Plaza PLAZA ESPERSON La Dolce Vita Cafe BUILDING One Allen Center Downtown Market & Cafe COMMERCE Murphy's Deli TOWERS Don Patron Bar & Grill 1111 Louisiana ONE SHELL 919 MCKINNEY 1001 Salata Allen Center Post Oak Grill PLAZA MILAM PLACE GARAGE MCKINNEY Chick-fil-A Wendy's MCKINNEY Snap Kitchen Chase Bank KINDER E. MCKINNEY TUNNEL TUNNEL LOOP TUNNEL 1000 FIRST CITY MORGAN MAIN TOWER Commerce Towers 919 Milam BUILDING Boar’s Head Deli Energy One Federal Credit Union LAMAR Great Wraps Droubi Brother’s Salata McKinney Place Garage BRAZOS 1100 Beck’s Prime LOUISIANA Brooklyn Meatball Co. Today’s Vision Prince’s Hamburgers Subway DALLAS Behold the Beauty Salon & Spa Smoothie Factory Kinder Morgan Building TOTAL Ragin Cajun Which Which ONE ALLEN PLAZA TDECU Federal Credit Union El Paso Corporation Federal Credit Union CENTER BAGBY Sparkle Dry Cleaners La Dolce Vita Café POLK Jerome Berger Jewelry Uptown Express Deli Wells Fargo 1001 McKinney Subway MILAM One Shell Plaza Renato Jewelers Ameriprise Financial Crest Printing SMITH CLAY Murphy’s Deli Miller’s Café Dr. Patrick J. McClellan, Dentist Shipley’s Donuts Executive Eye Care SHAW Deli Delux WEDGE People’s Trust Federal Credit Union MAIN FANNIN ANDREWS INTERNATIONAL CAROLINE Saul Hair Studio TRAVIS AUSTIN Plaza Cards & Gifts TOWER One Shell Plaza Barber Shop BELL SAN JACINTO LAMAR TUNNEL Starbucks 1000 Main Two Shell Plaza Quizno’s Adorn Boutique Wok & Roll Chicken Etcetera HOWE LEELAND LEELAND Camille’s Commerica Bank Poblano’s Kolache Factory Whataburger Alonti Deli Potbelly Sandwich Shop C&S Jewelry & Watch Repair Thai Spice Café First City Tower McDonald’s PEASE Alonti Deli Houston Business Products Smoothie King Sami’s Convenience & Gifts Esperson Building Red’s Barber & Style Shop Jewelry & More BRAZOS Baoz Dumpling Shipley’s Donuts JEFFERSON Lenny’s Subs Frontier Barbeque Charlie’s Barbeque Pastabilities My Fit Foods Memorial Chiropractic Clinic Maggie Ritas Schlotzky’s Deli/Cinnabon LOUISIANA Hi-Tech Watch Service BAGBY ST. JOSEPH PARKWAY Downtown Dental Associates 45 China Ocean Vision Source Smoothie Factory Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] NEED A LIFT? Clay St Andrews St Bell St Surface Parking Howe Garage Parking 45 Metro Bus Stops Greenlink Stops Leeland St B-Cycle Stations Zipcar Pease St Saint Joseph Pky Jefferson St Bagby St LET’S RIDE OR NOT Brazos St Smith St Milam St Conveniently located within just a few Travis St Louisiana St blocks of surface and garage parking and Gray St Webster St offers less congestion for egress/ingress. Pierce St 45 0 125 250 500 Hitch a ride on a zip car, green link, Feet Main St B-Cycle, Park & Ride or Metro/Metro Rail! Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] AVAILABILITIES 40th floor 25,824 SF 39th floor 1,897 SF 36th floor 26,126 SF 20th Suite 2050 7,700 (Available) 19th 19,813 SF (Available) 18th 19,813 SF (Available) Concourse Level 3,438 SF (Available) Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] FOR LEASING INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected] OWNED BY: Michelle Wogan 713.270.3348 [email protected] | Paula Musa 713.231.1630 [email protected].
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