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1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 RETAIL SPACE IN UPDATED, CONTEMPORARY HIGHLIGHTS MIXED-USE BUILDING FOR LEASE Situated in the vibrant Midtown submarket south of the Houston CBD and St. Joseph Medical Center, 1500 McGowen is surrounded by new multi-family, townhome and retail development. THE MIXED-USE MIDTOWN SUBMARKET HAS EVOLVED INTO A MAJOR EPICENTER FOR ARTS, COLLABORATIVES, EATERIES, AND NIGHTLIFE. 1500 McGowen Street has convenient access to the Hwy 59 entrance ramp and downtown. The METRORail Red Line runs directly through Midtown along Main Street with the McGowen Station just four blocks from the property. press N 8 Aldine 69 45 Crosby Jersey Village 8 AVAILABLE Sheldon Highlands Channelview 1,681 - 3,858 SF HOUSTON 225 69 Bellaire Deer Park Mission Bend 610 Pasadena The new retail portion of the Building is 6 ALT South Houston accented with a metal “skin,” a cantilevered Sugarland awning, new, widened storefronts, and a 288 8 Pearland reatwood 6 Fresno Webster sizable outdoor restaurant patio. Friendswood The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, no guarantees, warranties or representations are made as to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The presentation of this real estate information is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, prior sale or lease, or withdrawal without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 INTERIOR EXTERIOR VIEWS The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, no guarantees, warranties or representations are made as to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The presentation of this real estate information is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, prior sale or lease, or withdrawal without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 INTERIOR INTERIOR VIEWS The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, no guarantees, warranties or representations are made as to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The presentation of this real estate information is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, prior sale or lease, or withdrawal without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 METRORAIL SYSTEM PLAN EXISTING LINE RED (MAIN STREET) LINE GROWING NORTHLINE TRANSIT CENTER/HCC EXISTING STATIONS URBAN AREA 610 MELBOURNE/NORTH LINDALE NEW LINES NORTH LINE LINDALE PARK MIDTOWN IS A HOT SPOT FOR NEW EAST END LINE DEVELOPMENT WITH OVER 50% CAVALCADE SOUTHEAST LINE UNIVERSITY LINE (FUTURE) POPULATION GROWTH SINCE 2012. 59 MOODY PARK UPTOWN LINE (FUTURE) NEW STATIONS The area of Midtown (east of Main St) FULTON/NORTH CENTRAL 45 ELEVATED NEW STATION will be completely transformed over the NORTHWEST TRANSIT CENTER QUITMAN/NEAR NORTHSIDE TRANSFER STATION next 5 years through private and public 10 funds. The Midtown Redevelopment BURNETT TRANSIT CENTER/ MEMORIAL MEMORIAL CASA DE AMIGOS Authority alone is projected to spend PARK FOURTH 10 WARD UH-DOWNTOWN $30+ MILLION creating an URBAN THEATER DISTRICT UPTOWN PARK PRESTON ENVIRONMENT with more walkable ALLEN PARKWAY SECOND CENTRAL STATION and bikeable areas, and a balance of FOUR OAKS (FUTURE) MAIN STREET SQUARE WARD DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN CONVENTION DISTRICT housing, jobs, and transportation choices SAN FELIPE BELL EADO EaDo/STADIUM where people from all walks of life can DOWNTOWN AMBASSADOR WAY TRANSIT CENTER COFFEE PLANT/SECOND WARD live/work/play. MCGOWEN METRORAIL PLATFORMLOCKWOOD/EASTWOOD WESTHEIMER ELGIN/THIRD WARD GALLERIA S M H O E N ROBERTSON STADIUM/ ALTIC/HOWARD HUGHES P M T ENSEMBLE/HCC LEELAND/ K H E R IR E N O THIRD WARD TRANSIT ORIENTED WEST ALABAMA B R I S CESAR CHAVEZ/67TH ST. Y D L E WHEELER UH/TSU THIRD The U.S. 59 entrance ramp and the MAGNOLIA PARK RICHMOND E C D WARD TRANSIT CENTER U L METRORail line are conveniently nearby. 59 M O M E ALMEDA EASTWOOD IN CU TRANSIT CENTER S UN L The METRO Red Line runs along Main O IV L F E E MUSEUM DISTRICT HO R N H G B N W HUTCHINS U SI I U E E T T S TY L L L W E I TO L F L S S E N St. connecting Downtown, Midtown C T A C L MUSEUMU R R O I A A W O R S Y HERMANN PARK/ F N E T A E T L N RICE UNIVERSITY S UH SOUTH/UNIVERSITY OAKS T E DISTRICT T Houston, the Museum District, and R E A HERMANN PARK R N 45 S MEMORIAL HERMANN HOSPITAL/ IT Texas Medical Center. Many bus and C HOUSTON ZOO E MACGREGOR PARK/MLK N T E bike routes make vital connections to R DRYDEN/TMC TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER neighboring districts. PALM CENTER TMC TRANSIT CENTER TRANSIT CENTER 288 SMITH LANDS CENTRALLY LOCATED RELIANT PARK Midtown is conveniently located RELIANT PARK between the CBD and the Texas Medical 610 FANNIN SOUTH Center. Graphic content from Metro This site plan rendering is provided to depict the general size and location of the building(s), property grounds, parking areas and amenities. Davis Bros. reserves the right to alter the aforementioned. Tenant names are subject to change without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 ST IN TIN STS PARKING AU ST CH GATED SURFACE PARKING 1500 McGowen has both gated surface BRANCHBRAN parking and retail parking. LA GATED • Lots 1 & 2 are on-site OFFICE MCGOWEN • Lot 3 is close by (at the corner of PARKING BBR 3 REMONDEMOND Austin & McGowen) ST ST ST IN ST 93 T AU STS PARKING SPACES FORD WFORD AW 3.1/1,000 ST CRACR IN PARKING RATIO ST RETAIL AUA ST PARKING DENNIS 1 MCGOWEN BRANCH ST LA ST GATED OFFICE SITE PARKING 1500 MCGOWEN 2 T DENNIS STS ST ST FORD WFORDW BRANCH CRA LA This site plan rendering is provided to depict the general size and location of the building(s), property grounds, parking areas and amenities. Davis Bros. reserves the right to alter the aforementioned. Tenant names are subject to change without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 Entry Entry Portal Portal CAROLINE STREET NEW & PLANNED LEGEND RECONSTRUCTION Houston Technology Center MIDTOWN Bagby Park This $15 million METRORail Gray Str reconstruction includes STREETS & PARKS Line eet Enhanced Pathways safety and convenience Completed enhancements, rain McGOWEN ST gardens, seasonal PROJECTS Projects • Brazos Street Reconstruction displays, dedicated • Main Street Enhancement Project Projects in Parker District bicycle lane, and custom Street Reconstruction • Holman Streetscape Design/ eet Reconstruction furnishings. Construction Construction McGowen Str • Caroline Street Reconstruction eet Reconstruction is underway. • Baldwin Park Planned ALBANY ST Bagby Str HELENA ST eet Reconstruction • Bagby Street Greenroads Project Projects Brazos Str • Bagby Park • Midtown Park Midtown Park and Parking Garage Gateway (Superblock) Midtown Houston has successfully Street Overlay Program revitalized the portion of Midtown west of Main Street. Over the next 5 years, eet Reconstruction East Midtown will get its turn. Enhanced ELGIN ST eet Reconstruction Entry oline Str roadways, bike lanes, new parks, traffic d Str Gateway Portal STUART ST Baldwin Park Car lights, and relaxed parking requirements, Glover Neighborhood FRANCIS ST Park McGOWEN ST MAIN STREET CORRIDOR Streets are all part of Midtown’s plan to attract eet Enhancements new development to the area, bridge Significant capital projects, HCC Academic W Holman Str Almeda/Crawfor together East Midtown, West Midtown, including Midtown Park, Main Main Str eet Pedestrian Enhancements and Downtown, and create an urban, Street Streetscape, and Holman alk / Entry Baldwin Park 69 Upgrade walkable environment. 1500 McGowen Streetscape, are taking place Portal Alabama Str South East Neighborhood Street Gateway is just one of many mixed use projects along the Main Street Corridor. Reconstruction Many are already complete. eet Reconstruction coming to the neighborhood. Peggy's Point 527 Plaza Park Wheeler St. Pedestrian Enhancements Graphic content from Midtown Houston 288 59 This site plan rendering is provided to depict the general size and location of the building(s), property grounds, parking areas and amenities. Gateway Davis Bros. reserves the right to alter the aforementioned. Tenant names are subject to change without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext. 111 ST ST MIDTOWN AREA OVERVIEW ST COMING! PIERCEPIERCE ELEVATED GREENSCAPEAPE DOWNTOWN VIS SMITH HOUSTON OUISIANA L TRA CENTRALCENTRAL 69 BUSINESS DISTRICT ST JOSEPH MED CENTER COMING! NEW McGOWEN COMING! Camden Apartments Atma Townhouses COMING! EASEASTT DOWNTDOWNTOOWNWN MIDTOWN PARK NEW MIDTTOOWNWN MAJOR C 69 C BALDWIN ORRIDORORRIDO PARK R 527 45 McGOWEMcGOWEN COMING! ST ST N INNOVATION HUB O ST D 69 ST MAIN ST 69 CINT T JA N 288 SOUTH CENTRAL IN WFOR OT NNIN TI ANNIN ST HOUSTON FAF AROLINE BRANCH SC SAN C US AUA LA CRA This site plan rendering is provided to depict the general size and location of the building(s), property grounds, parking areas and amenities. Davis Bros. reserves the right to alter the aforementioned. Tenant names are subject to change without notice. 1500 McGowen LEASING INFORMATION 1500 McGowen Kate Davis [email protected] davisholdingslp.com Houston, TX 77004 NWQ of McGowen & LaBranch 713.659.3131, ext.
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