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Restaurant Space Available ELEVATING THE DOWNTOWN EXPERIENCE MODERN, EXPERIENCE DRIVEN RESTAURANT SPACE AVAILABLE 609 MAIN AT TEXAS PROPERTY INFORMATION / Highly visible corner space in Hines newest 48-floor, 1 million SF Class A office building THE DETAILS / Building open in January and 60% leased / In-building parking garage / 6,500 SF full-service restaurant space available 609 Main is a stunning 48 story, 1,050,000 SF office tower with 12,000 SF of retail in the heart / 3,500 SF casual restaurant space available of Downtown Houston. This extraordinary new center of business and social gathering space / Immediate availability provides a singular opportunity for a signature skyline presence created by one of the most WITHIN A 2-MILE RADIUS OF SITE trusted names in global real estate. / 230,163 Employees / 8,839 Businesses / 294 Company Headquarters / 32,076 Households AREA HIGHLIGHTS LOCATION 609 Main Street / JW Marriott / Aloft Houston, Texas 77002 / Jones Hall / Alley Theatre AVAILABLE SPACE / Hobby Center 3,500 to 6,500 SF of Contemporary / Market Square Park / Flying Saucer Restaurant Space KEY OFFICE TENANTS PARKING / United In-Building 13 Level Garage / Kirkland / Orrick / Hogan / Hines / Mckinsey CBRE, INC. | 2 THE DETAILS | 3 OPEN TO BELOW FAN ROOMSTAIR 5 FAN ROOM WATER ENTRY ROOM STAIR 4 PARKING GARAGE SUNDRY TUNNEL FAN CONNECTOR ROOM CONCOURSE TUNNEL CORRIDOR MAIL ROOM DRY BIKE CLEANING STORAGE RESTROOM POSTAL AREA ROOM STAIR VESTIBULE GARAGE TUNNEL STAIR 1 ELEVATOR ELEVATORELECTRICAL ELEVATOR ELEVATORELEVATOR ELEVATOR CORRIDOR ELEVATOR PIT PIT SERVICE PIT PIT PIT PIT LOBBY ELEVATOR E.E.R. LOBBY FAN ROOM DRY PIPE ROOM PARKING GARAGE XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PUMP ROOM ATTIC STOCK 193 LEVEL B1 1. 6,500 SF Restaurant; Modern contemporary design with a DISPLAY STAIR 4 CASE full service experience. Chef driven dinning with a craft-cocktail 1 STAIR 5 EXECUTIVE GARAGE STORAGE (FUTURE EMERGENCY centered bar allowing for pre-drinks before a night out or dinner AVAILABLE ENTRANCE LOADING DOCK TENANT GENERATOR) GENERATOR 6,500 SF before a show. CENTERPOINT RESTAURANT VAULT SPACE RETAIL FUEL STORAGE VAULT AHU ROOM 2. 3,500 SF Restaurant; Elevated casual to serve the residents WINDOW WASHING DOCK STORAGE SERVICE CORRIDOR and employees of Houston’s CBD. A market component with MASTER RECYCLING everyday needs as well as the quick bite between meetings. PUMP TANK RESTROOM TOOL CRIB Quality ingredients and an inspiring space redefine fast food. SERVICE CORRIDOR PLAN STAIR 3 3. Lobby; An inviting and stunning light-filled space with high CONFERENCE CENTER LOBBY CONCOURSE BELOW NORTHWEST LOBBY CHILLER design hospitality driven furniture and fixtures. The Lobby at PLANT AVAILABLE 3,500 SF 609 Main encourages lingering and meeting much like that of your FCC SECURITY RESTAURANT SPACE RETAIL favorite boutique hotel. STAIR 1 ELECTRICAL GARAGE UP HIGH-RISE E.E.R. SERVICE MID-RISE LOW-RISE ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR 2 LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY SITE 4. Prelude; Greenway Coffee’s fifth local coffee shop, designed VESTIBULE by Emily Sutton of HOK, is an elegant and clean-lined space. LOBBY CORRIDOR SECURITY DESK 3 4 A white marble-look counter surrounded by warm toned furniture INTERIOR LOBBY REFLECTING POOL RETAIL and contemporary fixtures make Prelude the epitome of CAFE/BAR elevated curated coffee. RFI#20 LEVEL 1 SITE PLAN | 4 CBRE, INC. | 5 STAIR 5 STAIR 4 FAN ROOM FAN ROOM SP FAN ROOM OPEN TO BELOW MAIN CONFERENCE CENTER SWITCHGEAR PLENUM CONFERENCE STORAGE ELECTRICAL KITCHEN ENGINEEER'S FITNESS PARKING GARAGE OFFICE AREA CENTER AHU ENGINEER'S OFFICE RESTROOM SHOWER LOCKERS STAIR 3 CORRIDOR CONFERENCE PREFUNCTION STORAGE OPEN TO BELOW CORRIDOR STAIR 1 STAIR 2 ELECTRICAL GARAGE SERVICE ELEVATOR E.E.R. ELEVATOR LOBBY MPOP LOBBY STORAGE FITNESS CENTER MECHANICAL DN OPEN TO MECHANICAL BELOW OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW LEVEL 2 THE CONCEPT SPACE 1 : 3,500 SF NEW AMERICAN, SOPHISTICATED COMFORT, DRESSED UP NEIGHBORHOOD SPOT SPACE 2 : 6,500 SF ELEVATED EXPERIENCE, BEST IN CLASS, CREATIVE UNIVERSITY OF / 4,718 OPEN UNITS HOUSTON-DOWNTOWN LUBBOCK ST / 1,482 UNITS UNDER CONSTRUCTION TESIAN PL OUR NEIGHBORHOOD / STA1,454TE ST PLANNED PROJECTSAR U MARKET SQUARE O BAK Y 59 E A MEMORIAL DR R S B F BA MARKET SQUAREU BAYOU LOFTS-108 UNITS T BARNABY’S CAFE LA CARAFE R KE A R S O N T O K Y HERMANN LOFTS-33 UNITS HEARSAY GASTRO HENKE & PILLOT L L IN A MARQUIS LOFT ON SABINE-198 UNITS T A B S S LOUNGE FUSION TACO T TREEBEARDS F T PUBLIC SERVICE WINE & WHISKEY O R F N L BUFFALO S MARKET SQUARE TOWER-463 UNITS A D MARKET SQUARE BAR & GRILL U A I E F S T BAYOU PARK B R F Y MORNINGSIDE THAI CAFE CHAR BAR N S I HOGG PLACE -79 UNITS L D U T FRANKLIN LOFTS-63 UNITS E E S B WARREN’S INN B T W N A MARKET A S PADTHAI RESTAURANT I S F TONGUE-CUT SPARROW S R A Y A E SQUARE L T N BATANGA TAPAS + DRINKS E E S LINE & LARIAT ALK R ST KLI PARK 45 W ARIS SQUARE TOWER-274 UNITS N N THE ORIGINAL OKRA CHARITY SALOON I BIRRAPORETTI’S N ST BAYOU PLACE NIKO NIKO’S THE HONEYMOON CAFE N RU A IZ RU CAPTAIN FOXHEART’S F N ALLEY THEATRE DIZZY TACO T ST N A EX E LITTLE DIPPER LL HOUSTON C A RICE URBAN LOFT-312 UNITS LS HARD ROCK CAFE EN A S CITY VIEW LOFTS-57 UNITS WALKER ST THE NIGHTINGALE ROOM P PI A ST BISTRO LANCASTER KW TO VE THE WINE CELLAR CHRISTIAN;S TAILGATE THE PASTRY WAR Y L JONES PLAZA S ELLER WAGON WORKS-32 UNITS LITTLE NAPOLI BRAVERY CHEF HALL NOTSUOH 609 MAIN AT TEXAS T 1414 CONGRESS-57 UNITS T THE BLUE FISH SUSHI DEAN’S DOWNTOWN S RU MARQUETTE COMPANIES-304 UNITS LAWLESS SPIRITS & KITCHEN LOCAL FOODS IZ D BAD NEWS BAR & SPIRIT LODGE S R T O ST GERMAIN-109 UNITS KEYSTONE LOFT-32 UNITS F COSMOPOLITAN-209 UNITS JONES HALL PROHIBITION SUPPERCLUB & BAR W HOUSTON C SAMBUCA T D. GEORGEA AT UNION STATION - 99 UNITS A R P S CLUB QUARTERS-70 UNITS IT CONSERVATORY UNDERGROUND CAPITAL LOFT-37 UNITS C O AZUMA H C L T 17 RESTAURANT IT CATALYST-361 UNITS A PERBACCO ST E T N XA T M S A THE DISTRICT GRILL S HUBCAP GRILL S S THE STAR-323 UNITS L A W DALLAS A 500 CRAWFORD-400 UNITS 69 S VE N T COMMERCIALA TOWERS - 132 UNITS T S&T RESTAURANT I S IS R O U EATS MESQUITE GRILL MILAM ST CAFE EXPRESS U KIRBY LOFT-65 UNITS T SK ALEXAN DOWNTOWN-264 UNITS T O L IN S S T T C T A R S J M S T U C Y N K S S R H I P FINN HALL FLYING SAUCER B A N H T E S N E S 1,162 RESIDENTIAL UNITS E C R T N Y R S O N P A DOWNTOWN 609 MAIN AT TEXAS K S B PLAY FILM L A R T MAIN KITCHEN O R A T E S T C WITHIN 2 BLOCKS M R S E C B T R N U A H I R O T T N I C B A PAPPAS BBQ TABLE 7 BISTRO S S L M A T L S J T D T N S MANGO TREE THAI BISTRO D A TRAMMELL CROW-314 UNITS N R S LL BUZZ BARISTA A O S A BLUE BY MASSA S CAROLINE ST F I P S IRMA’S SOUTHWEST GRILL V O BOMBAY PIZZA CO. T W L S S A A K T R R S IN THE BENJAMIN C T T ONE PARK PLACE-346 UNITS JASON’S DELI N THE SHOPS AT N RU G A S FOUR SEASONS CONDOS-106 UNITS A MCKINNEY ST F K DOWNTOWN R HOUSTON CENTER ST R Occupancy December 2016 T T PONTENTE O S S C W A AUSTIN ST MINUTE H B L S N CORNER BAKERY CAFE MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE E A MARLOWE-100 UNITS T A VIC + ANTHONY’SC STEAKHOUSE L Y H BROOKLYN MEATBALL CO.I L N MAID PARK L S DISCOVERY AR IS AM A S T RIS R G T B DOOZO’S DUMPLINGS & NOODLESU AR R UR O B A GREEN G L ST 69 Y RESIDENTIAL B FRESH II WALKER ST LA S BLOCK 334-207 UNITS L T VD FUSION GRILLERZ DA LL AS JACKSON ST GREAT WRAPS S SKYHOUSE HOUSTON-336 UNITS PLAZA & PEACOCK-32 UNITS LUISA’S PASTA T PAPPAS BROS. STEAKHOUSE BEACONSFIELD CONDOS-18 UNITS MEDITERRANEAN GRILL HOUSTON HOUSE-394 UNITS C LE / 44 existing residentialA OTTO’S BARBECUE & HAMBURGERS SKYHOUSE MAIN-336 UNITS E PI L TO PHO HUY VIETNAMESE NOODLE HOUSE P AN R L TEJAS GRILL & SPORTS BAR EA D U S GREENSTREET 1810 MAIN-286 UNITS J SE S developments withSK 6 T SIMON’S SNAP KITCHEN EF T F S ST THAI BASIL TREEBEARDS MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S MASSA’S SOUTH COAST GRILL E T CHENEVERT ST RS CAMDEN-550 UNITS O T SALATA SARKU JAPAN CAFFE BENE N under construction. S T S T E III FORKS S L T Y S PO QUATTRO @ THE FOUR SEASONS LEON CAPITAL GROUP-220 UNITS G T L B T A O S K G N S GUADALAJARA S 2016 MAIN-353 UNITS N S T A EIGHTEEN25-242 UNITS A I B S 5-BLOCK MAP V W 45 L O E Z E RA H B S D T A A S T M R D T C L E JO K B E R S IN B C Y S E E L S T P NE Within 5 blocks of 609 Main areLL some of Houston’sAY most discussed restaurants, bars and cafes.
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