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EXISTING ELYSIAN VIADUCT 1 Dakota Lofts 27 Keystone Lofts NANCE 53 Units 31 Units 2 White Oak Lofts 28 1414 Texas Downtown 12 Units 285 Units 3 Bayou Lofts 29 The Star 108 Units 286 Units 1 W IH HITE 10 Franklin Lofts Kirby Lofts OA MCKEE 4 31 K BA 62 Units 65 Units YO U Hermann Lofts One Park Place RUNNELS 5 32 2 20 33 Units 346 Units 6 Tennison Lofts 33 Four Seasons Condominium 39 Units 104 Units Market Square Tower Marlowe OU 7 34 BAY ALO RUIZ 463 Units 94 Units BUFF 35 The Rice City View Lofts 36 COMMERCE 9 35 3 21 312 Units 57 Units 4 37 FRANKLIN 10 St. Germain 38 500 Crawford 109 Units 400 Units 5 22 CONGRESS 6 11 Capitol Lofts 39 Plaza & Peacock Apartments 7 37 Units 32 Units 23 PRESTON IH 24 45 12 Commerce Towers 42 1711 Caroline 8 PRAIRIE 25 38 132 Units 220 Units 26 9 TEXAS 13 Marquis Lofts on Sabine 43 Eighteen25 27 198 Units 242 Units 28 10 CAPITOL 14 Block 334 44 The Hamilton 11 29 207 Units 149 Units RUSK SkyHouse Houston BAGBY 30 15 336 Units WALKER UNDER CONSTRUCTION 12 31 16 Houston House MCKINNEY 394 Units IH 13 69 32 LAMAR 17 Beaconsfield Condos 8 The Preston 18 Units 373 Units 33 AMERICAS DE LAS AVENIDAS DALLAS 18 SkyHouse Main 19 1810 Main 34 POLK 336 Units 286 Units 20 San Jacinto Lofts 36 Sovereign at the Ballpark CLAY 16 Units 229 Units 39 BELL 21 Eller Wagon Works 40 Camden Downtown 32 Units 271 Units 14 40 LEELAND 22 1414 Congress 15 41 57 Units 16 PEASE PLANNED 17 42 23 De George at Union Station 18 JEFFERSON 99 Units 19 43 Aris Market Square Block 98-Trammel Crow ST. JOSEPH PKWY 24 30 IH 274 Units 314 Units 45 44 PIERCE LEGEND 25 Byrd’s Lofts 37 Block 114-Marquette Company 5 Units 304 Units Completed Under Construction 26 Catalyst 41 Block 346-Camden MAIN SMITH MILAM Planned FANNIN 361 Units 275 Units JACKSON TRAVIS AUSTIN CAROLINE HAMILTON BRAZOS LA BRANCH LA LOUISIANA CRAWFORD CHENEVERT SAN JACINTO Multi-family Residential Units 9,132 Residents in Downtown Core (2019) www.downtownhouston.org Updated February 2020 www.centralhouston.org.

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Living Downtown in Historic Buildings
Living Downtown in Historic Buildings Urban sociologists are strong advocates for the idea that high-density residential/retail/cultural districts are essential elements for a dynamic city in the 21st century. Since Houston has always aspired to be a dynamic city, it is taking this advice seriously and developing high-density centers. Downtown Houston is becoming a popular one by recycling historic buildings as comfortable places to live. In preserving these buildings, environmental concerns are also being addressed by preventing tons of building materials from being deposited into landfills. In 1993 the concept of residential lofts was introduced by the adaptive use of two buildings. There were two apartment units created in the 1889 W. L. Foley Co. Building (214 Travis Street) while the ground floor of the former dry goods store continued to be used for commercial ventures. Dakota Lofts (711 William Street) was carved out of the 1910 Bute Paint Co. Building, located in an area of older warehouses north of Buffalo Bayou. The Warehouse District became an artists’ haven as smaller buildings also provided housing units, such as the San Jacinto Lofts (915 N. San Jacinto Street) that were built into a 1914 warehouse. In 1995 the 1921 Hogg Building was redeveloped into Hogg Palace (401 Louisiana Street). With 80 units topped by a penthouse and rooftop garden, it was the largest adaptive re-use accomplished H ermann Lofts during these early years. In 1997 a long-awaited conversion occurred when the 1913 Rice Hotel—a legendary Houston establishment—was transformed into the Post Rice Lofts (909 Texas Avenue), containing 312 rental units.
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Downtown Residential Map – March 2020
EXISTING ELYSIAN VIADUCT 1 Dakota Lofts 27 Keystone Lofts NANCE 53 Units 31 Units 2 White Oak Lofts 28 1414 Texas Downtown 12 Units 285 Units 3 Bayou Lofts 29 The Star 108 Units 286 Units 1 W IH HITE 10 Franklin Lofts Kirby Lofts OA MCKEE 4 31 K BA 62 Units 65 Units YO U Hermann Lofts One Park Place RUNNELS 5 32 2 20 33 Units 346 Units 6 Tennison Lofts 33 Four Seasons Condominium 39 Units 104 Units Market Square Tower Marlowe OU 7 34 BAY ALO RUIZ 463 Units 94 Units BUFF 35 The Rice City View Lofts 36 COMMERCE 9 35 3 21 312 Units 57 Units 4 37 FRANKLIN 10 St. Germain 38 500 Crawford 109 Units 400 Units 5 22 CONGRESS 6 11 Capitol Lofts 39 Plaza & Peacock Apartments 7 37 Units 32 Units 23 PRESTON IH 24 45 12 Commerce Towers 40 Camden Downtown 8 PRAIRIE 25 38 132 Units 271 Units 26 9 TEXAS 13 Marquis Lofts on Sabine 42 1711 Caroline 27 198 Units 220 Units 28 10 CAPITOL 14 Block 334 43 Eighteen25 11 29 207 Units 242 Units RUSK SkyHouse Houston The Hamilton BAGBY 30 15 44 WALKER 336 Units 149 Units 12 31 16 Houston House MCKINNEY 394 Units 13 IH 69 UNDER CONSTRUCTION 32 LAMAR 17 Beaconsfield Condos 18 Units 33 AMERICAS DE LAS AVENIDAS DALLAS 18 SkyHouse Main 8 The Preston 34 POLK 336 Units 373 Units 20 San Jacinto Lofts 19 1810 Main CLAY 16 Units 286 Units 39 BELL 21 Eller Wagon Works 36 Sovereign at the Ballpark 32 Units 229 Units 14 40 LEELAND 22 1414 Congress 15 41 57 Units 16 PEASE PLANNED 17 42 23 De George at Union Station 18 JEFFERSON 99 Units 19 43 Aris Market Square Block 98-Trammel Crow ST.
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Houston Loft Packet
Downtown / Midtown Lofts & Condos Paige Martin Broker Associate Keller Williams Realty 713-384-5177 [email protected] Benefits Of Loft & Downtown Condo Living 1. Over 75 restaurants, shops, theaters and entertainment venues within a few blocks. Downtown residents have easy access to the 2nd largest theater district in the US, Market Square Park, Minute Maid Field, Discovery Green, Toyota Center and so much more. In addition, over 20 restaurants & bars opened within the last few years, offering a wide variety of food, drink and entertainment options - all within a few blocks. 2. Short & easy commute to Houston’s largest employment center. Downtown has more than 150,000 workers employed by 3,500 businesses. Major employers include Chevron, JPMorgan Chase, and Shell Oil. Living within a few blocks from work can shorten a lengthy commute to a quick, daily stroll. 3. No yard work. Easy maintenance. More amenities. Tired of mowing the lawn, trimming the trees or keeping up the exterior of a house? Loft & condo residents have a much easier and maintenance free lifestyle. Many loft & condo buildings also have fitness rooms, rooftop decks, pools & more amenities. 4. Easy to “lock and leave” for people on the go. Do you travel a lot? Worried about leaving your residence while you’re out of town? Living in a highrise makes it easy. Many buildings have security, staff and secured access - giving peace of mind for frequent travelers. f ONE OF HOUSTON’S TOP RANKED REALTORS Paige Martin | 713-384-5177 | Broker Associate, Keller Williams Realty | [email protected] Paige Martin HoustonTexasRealtor Broker Associate, Keller Williams Realty 713-384-5177 Paige.M.Martin [email protected] HoustonPaige Downtown Lofts & Condo Map Legend 1.
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Downtown at a Glance (June 2019)
JUNE 2019 DOWNTOWN AT A GLANCE CENTRAL HOUSTON & DOWNTOWN DISTRICT DOWNTOWN AT A GLANCE JUNE 2019 3 Overview 5 Living 13 Office Market & Employment 18 Hospitality, Tourism, Culture & Entertainment 21 Restaurants & Retail 23 Transit *This report is updated biannually. Cover: Downtown Skyline downtowndistrict.org | 2019 2 DOWNTOWN AT A GLANCE Downtown Houston Overview Saint Arnold Beer Garden An eclectic mix of historic and contemporary infrastructure, convenient transit options, convention and sports venues, an active cultural and arts scene, fine dining and shopping, and thriving residential communities, Downtown Houston is one of the region’s most dynamic and vibrant mixed-use urban centers. business location, where they can draw from its pool of highly educated workers, and leverage its competitive 157,906 advantages such as proximity to customers, business ser- jobs vices providers, innovative office infrastructure offering the finest of amenities and multi-modal transit options. 1.84 Downtown has a wide industry mix and a collaborative, entrepreneurial and innovative environment. square miles Not only is Downtown a well-established and con- stantly evolving business center, the apartment and The Downtown Core measures 1.84 square miles, condo boom that has characterized the urban core for bounded by Interstate I-10 on the north, U.S. 59 on the the last five years makes it one of the fastest growing east and I-45 on the south and west, and has the largest residential neighborhoods in the region. Over the past concentration of employment in the region, with an esti- two decades, more than $9 billion in public and pri- mated 158,000 jobs.
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717 Texas Avenue | Houston, Texas 77002 Remodeled Lobby
717 Texas Avenue | Houston, Texas 77002 Remodeled Lobby Ground Floor Market + Bar Remodeled Lobby • 24 floors of office space (10-33) Office Tenants • Ground floor lobby and market bar • Calpine The Details • 3,000 SF of second generation restaurant space • Jones Day • Morgan Stanley • 691,000 SF of office space (10-33 per Stevensen report) • Contango • 9 floors of above-ground parking • Blank Rome The Neighborhood Downtown 717 Texas is in the Historic District just 2 blocks from Market Square Park. Walk score Employees – 156,564 Hotels – 8,048 Keys Park Events: 95 • B-Cycle 100 Transit Score • Critical Mass • Backyard Jams Concert Series Multifamily – 7,713 units 2nd largest Theater District in the U.S. • Movies on the Green 85 Bike Score • Blanket Bingo Area Restaurants & Retailers: Local Destinations Allen Parkway Hobby Center for the Performing Arts 717 Texas Jones Hall Wortham Theater Center Market Square Park Washington Avenue University of Houston Downtown Buffalo Bayou I-45 Residential Map EXISTING Dakota Lofts 26 Catalyst ELYSIAN VIADUCT 1 53 Units 361 Units NANCE 2 White Oak Lofts 27 Keystone Lofts 12 Units 31 Units 3 Bayou Lofts 28 Alexan Downtown 108 Units 285 Units 1 WH IH The Star ITE 10 4 Franklin Lofts 29 OA MCKEE K 62 Units 286 Units BA YO U 5 Hermann Lofts 31 Kirby Lofts RUNNELS 2 20 33 Units 65 Units 6 Tennison Lofts 32 One Park Place 39 Units 346 Units Market Square Tower 33 Four Seasons Condominium YOU 7 O BA FAL RUIZ 463 Units 104 Units BUF 35 8 Hogg Palace 35 City View Lofts COMMERCE 3 21 79 Units 57 Units 4 36 FRANKLIN 9 The Rice 37 500 Crawford 312 Units 400 Units 5 CONGRESS 6 22 10 St.
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Downtown Houston Residences
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The Republic Building at 1018 Preston Houston, Tx 77002
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811 Dallas St, Houston, Texas 77002
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Kick-Off Meeting DRAFT October 7 - 8, 2011 ~ Rice University ~ Houston, TX USA VERSION
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