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One Allen Center Tunnel Space Downtown Houston, Tx ONE ALLEN CENTER TUNNEL SPACE DOWNTOWN HOUSTON, TX CRYSTAL ALLEN KIM BERNICK Managing Director Vice President 713.270.3360 713.270.3330 [email protected] [email protected] CLEVELAND CONROE TODD MISSION GRANGERLAND 45 SPLENDORA PROPERTY INFORMATION EGYPT MAGNOLIA › The downtown tunnels service 150,000 daytime PINEHURST THE employees WOODLANDS JUFSMITH › Located in newly renovated food court within the PORTER TOMBALL West Dallas Tunnel SPRING 249 59 99 EASTGATE KINGWOOD › Allen Center has 3.2 Million SF of office space with HOCKLEY GEORGE BUSH 5,845 employees INTERCONTINENTAL HUFFMAN AIRORT ATASCOCITA 290 HUMBLE › Direct access from One Allen Center, Two Allen 249 Center, Three Allen Center, 1400 Smith, and WILLOWBROOK 8 Heritage Plaza office buildings ALDINE 59 CROSBY › Co-tenants include: Chick-fil-a, Jimmy Johns, JERSEY VILLAGE Salata, Snap Kitchen, Super Cuts, Just Falafel, SHELDON 90 45 Fresh Healthy Cafe, Haute Crepe, Gigi’s cupcakes, NORTHWEST Ono Poke and Leaf & Grain HOUSTON HIGHLANDS 8 KATY ENERGY 10 10 CORRIDOR 10 99 610 CINCO RANCH HOUSTON BAYTOWN POPULATION 59 MISSION BEND 610 PASADENA HOBBY 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles AIRPORT 6 LA PORTE MEADOWS 90 SOUTH 19,364 183,686 425,114 PLACE 288 HOUSTON Bush SUGAR LAND 1960 Intercontinental 249 Airport 290 8 DAYTIME POPULATION RICHMOND PEARLAND SEABROOK ROSENBERG GREATWOOD 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles 59 FRESNO KEMAH 610 FRIENDSWOOD 197,244 461,343 881,956 10 LEAGUE CITY PLEAK SIENNA 146 6 PLANTATION Hobby 45 MANVEL Airport AVERAGE HH INCOME 8 FAIRCHILDS ALVIN 59 288 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles HILLCREST SANDY 288 6 $117,729 $108,240 $105,240 45 POINT LOCHRIDGE ROSHARON HITCHCOCK 1900 West Loop South | Suite 1300 | Houston, TX 77027 Join Our Check Out More T 713.270.7700 F 713.270.6285 | www.transwestern.com Mailing List Retail Listings SITE PLAN NO.6 AVAILABLE 541 RSF 1,533 RSF 328 RSF AVAILABLE 870 RSF 855 RSF AVAILABLE 1,201 RSF 1,241 RSF AVAILABLE 1,769 RSF FRT ELEV NO.3 712 RSF AVAILABLE 776 RSF 844 RSF ELEV. ELEV OFFCE 2,174 RSF AVAILABLE 1,460 RSF 808 RSF 805 RSF 2,369 RSF 1,992 RSF 1,341 RSF 651 RSF 1900 West Loop South | Suite 1300 | Houston, TX 77027 Join Our Check Out More T 713.270.7700 F 713.270.6285 | www.transwestern.com Mailing List Retail Listings One + Two Allen Center - Lower Level 1900 West Loop South | Suite 1300 | Houston, TX 77027 Join Our Check Out More T 713.270.7700 F 713.270.6285 | www.transwestern.com Mailing List Retail Listings Elysian Viaduct Sterrett William Street 1318 Studios RicheyNance McKee William Street Lofts Sterrett Walnut Sterrett Dakota Street Lofts Townhomes N. 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Sam Houston Library Library Place Garage Brown Park Convention Lamar Center Lamar Tunnel Interstate 45 Interstate Four Seasons SITE 1111 Louisiana 1010 Lamar Americas de las Avenida SITE Garage First Hotel 1110 Travis To Allen Parkway 1100 1111 Travis Heritage 1100 Garage City Embassy Heritage Smith Centerpoint Plaza Louisiana Tower Suites Society Garage Energy 1111 Four Seasons 1111 Main Garage Museum Brazos Fannin Residences Garage Rusk Tunnel From Allen Parkway Dallas Total Courtyard By Hotel Alessandra Hyatt Plaza Marriott E McKinney Tunnel & Skywalk Regency Hilton Americas C. Baldwin One HPD 1201 Fannin Houston Residence Inn Houston Hotel Hotel Allen Center Headquarters Marlowe Hotel NRG Tower 1225 Louisiana Springhill Suites S Louisiana Tunnel & Skywalk Polk Two Allen Center 1300 Main Travis Tower 1301 Fannin South Texas Three Travis Hilton Americas The Rustic Greenstreet College of Allen Center Tower Law Houston Houston Hotel Regency First United Garage 777 Clay Garage Houston Data Garage Garage Methodist W Dallas Tunnel & Sywalk Garage Center Church Andrews Clay Jackson 1401 Chenevert Hamilton Tenant-Only Tunnel Access Shaw Smith 1415 AT&T Metropolitan Garage 1400 Wedge Fannin Building W.Dallas Garage Louisiana International Root Square Allen Garage Peacock Garage Tower Center Andrews Apartments Garage Sports & Convention Skywalk 1400 Bell Smith Salvation Army Houston Area Block 334 Camden Holiday 1500 Command Downtown Inn Ruthven Louisiana Tundra Garage 800 Bell Southern Brown (UC) Express 1600 Smith Book Garage Downtown Park Shop Leeland Howe Camden Chevron Office 1600 Smith Phase II Tower Skyhouse Houston (Planned) Houston House (Planned) 800 Bell Apartments Garage Holiday Inn Pease Beaconsfield Archdiocese of AT&T Jefferson Towers Condos Cathedral Communications The Whitehall Garage Galveston-Houston 1711 Caroline Building of America Skyhouse Centre Houston Hotel Union Hall YMCA Main 1900 West Loop South | Suite 1300 | Houston, TX 77027 Join Our Check Out More Jefferson Mailing List Retail Listings T 713.270.7700 F 713.270.6285 | www.transwestern.com Houston’s First 500 Jefferson 1801 Smith Amegy Bank Baptist Church of Texas 1810 Main Sacred Heart Eighteen25 (UC) Co-Catherdral 600 Jefferson Garage Garage St. Joseph Parkway Lee P. Brown Metro Admin Bld The Hamilton Mickey Leland Metro HQ 801 Main Federal Fire St. Joseph Garage Shrine of the Building Station Sacred Medical Center #8 Heart Garage Sisters of Baldwin Bagby Brazos Downtown Transit Center Charity Park Pierce DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS DOWNTOWN HIGHLIGHTS 10 WAREHOUSE 44 Mil SF of existing office space 45 MEMORIAL DR. people stay in downtown THEATER HISTORIC 1.2 Mil hotels annually HARRIS CIVIC CENTER COUNTY FRANKLIN ST. residents within 5 miles 459,000 of downtown BALL PARK LOUSIANA ST. employees work downtown SKYLINE 150,195 SAN JACINTO ST. POLK ST. MAIN ST. people attend downtown SITE SHOPPING 11 Mil culture and entertainment attractions annually hotel rooms CONVENTION 5,106 59 world-class sporting and performing 7 arts venues AVENIDA DE LAS AMERICAS WEBSTER ST. PEASE ST. visitors downtown on MEDICAL DOWLING ST. 220,000 a daily basis 45 25 Fortune 500 headquarters 1900 West Loop South | Suite 1300 | Houston, TX 77027 Join Our Check Out More T 713.270.7700 F 713.270.6285 | www.transwestern.com Mailing List Retail Listings Approved by the Texas Real Estate Commission for Voluntary Use Texas law requires all real estate licensees to give the following information about brokerage services to prospective buyers, tenants, sellers and landlords.
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