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1010 Lamar for Lease Houston, Texas OFFICE SPACE 1010 LAMAR FOR LEASE HOUSTON, TEXAS » 5% Broker Incentive for 3,000 RSF or more with a 5-Year Lease* » $25.00 per RSF tenant improvement allowance for 5+ year lease* » Up to 6 months unreserved abated parking on a 5-year lease term* * NEW LEASES ONLY FOR LEASING INFORMATION, CONTACT: COURTNEY BUCKOUT MIKE MARTIN 713.209.5959 713.209.5710 [email protected] [email protected] 1010 LAMAR HOUSTON, TEXAS BUILDING AMENITIES & FEATURES • 19-story office building located in the • Conveniently located, with easy Houston CBD access to Discovery Green and other neighboring amenities • Million dollar elevator modernization - Phase One delivery - March 2017 • Tunnel access • New 24/7 garage access control system • Across the street from the Metro Rail • New Common area upgrades • Card key access system • 2:1000; Attached parking garage • On-site management • 702 RSF - 3,000 RSF spec suites • On-site courtesy guard • Adjacent to GreenStreet is a 570,000 • 6,900 SF fully-networked auditorium/ square foot mixed-use destination conference facility featuring three-city blocks of premier shopping, dining and entertainment destinations AVAILABLE SPACE SUITE SQ. FT. SUITE SQ. FT. 670 3,310 1111 6,482 750 3,525 1200 2,831- 14,328 840 702 1300 6,016 910 1,144 1450 1,821- 14,314 950 3,623 1520 1,386 1000 5,161 1610 4,830 1005 2,561 T-30 6,065 1010 LAMAR HOUSTON, TEXAS 1010 LAMAR HOUSTON, TEXAS Park XAS AVE T E XAS AVE Great TE JP Morgan Keystone Lofts Inn at Annunci ation JP Morgan 808 Federal Southwest Parking Bayou Site MapJones - Downtown,Chase HoustonChase FTXannin Magnolia theLocatedChurch across from the Metro Rail Plaza Jones Tower Detention Life Incarnate Place Hall Center Center Lawyer ParkingBallpark Word SWB Title Academy JP Morgan C AP ITOL S T Chase St. Germain Federal Bank of Pennzoil JP Morgan Lofts US Park Chase CUstoms L America A Building Place Houston Capitol Club Parking Parking Parking Building Texaco House Center B Club LoftsQuarters Hotel R R US K S T A City of 700 Rusk 801 806 Garage N One Houston C Houston Travis H anquility Esperson Main Parking Center Parking Parking Parking Parking Convention Admin Building Meiross Park Two Shell San Jacinto Building Garage S Place Building T WALK E R S T WALK E R S T Hermann One Commerce Kirby Lofts One A Tunnel Tower on Main Houston Center Chevron Five V Square E Shell Loop 919 Two Tower or Houston Hess Tower City Hall/ N Plaza Milam 1001 Houston Center Center Visitor ’s Parking McKinney Fulbright I McKinney Tower D Center Place A M CK IN Parking Gar age NE Y S T D Houston Julia Garage The Shops Discovery E El Paso L Idesol Travis Place 1000 1010 LAMARat Houston Center One First City A Energy Main One City Park Place Green y Building Garage Tower S Convention Center 4 Houston Center A B M R L AMAR S A T E 1010 R Z 1100 Centerpoint Garage Garage Houston O Four Seasons ge 1100 1110 Lamar I Energy C S Smith Center Hotel & Louisiana Americana Main St Parking A Tower Main 1111 S Garage Building Square Club private T Fannin residence ALLAS S T Station Total Courtyard by DALL AS S T Hyatt Convention One Plaza Marriott/ Regency Police Hilton Allen Center Hdq. Residence Inn/ GreenStreet GreenStreet Place Humble Tower Americas Hotel Hotel Apartments P OLK S T Two Regency S Texas L Allen Center Center Main 1301 College of L aw A Garage Garage Fannin Second Court Parking Parking B 777 Clay St R Garage S T Garage First United of Appeals N Garage Methodist B I Toyota Adjacent to GreenStreet retail amenities COURTNEY BUCKOUT MIKE MARTIN 713.209.5959 713.209.5710 [email protected] [email protected] 1000 Main St., Suite 2400 | Houston, TX 77002 713.209.5800 | www.pmrg.com.
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