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1010 Lamar Houston, Tx 77002 Features & Amenities OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 1010 LAMAR HOUSTON, TX 77002 FEATURES & AMENITIES • 19 story office building located in the Central Business District of Houston • 2:1000; Attached parking garage • Tunnel access • Adjacent to GreenStreet retail amenities, a 300k SF retail and entertainment complex • Conveniently located across the street from the Metro Rail • Card key access system • On-site management • On-site courtesy guard • 6,900 SF fully-networked auditorium/ conference facility • Suites available from 1,144 SF - 15,779 SF BROKER BONUS: LEASING INFORMATION CONTACT: • SIGN 5,000+RSF LEASE • RECEIVE 5% COMMISSION • PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS OF EXECUTION MIKE MARTIN COURTNEY KNIGHTSTEP • NOW THROUGH MARCH 31, 2015 713.209.5710 (713) 209-5959 [email protected] [email protected] OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 1010 LAMAR HOUSTON, TX 77002 Park S AV E T E XAS AVE Great TE XA JP Morgan Keystone Lofts Inn at Annunci ation JP Morgan 808 Federal Southwest Parking Adjacent to GreenStreet retail amenities BayouSite Map -Jones Downtown, HoustonChase ChaseTX Fannin Magnolia the Church 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 Center Building Texaco House B R Club LoftsQuarters Hotel 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 Five VE Square Tunnel Tower on Main Houston Center Chevron Shell Loop 919 Two Tower or Houston Hess Tower City Hall/ N Plaza Milam 1001 Houston Center Center Visitor ’s Parking McKinney McKinney Fulbright IDA DE LAS A Center Place Tower Parking Gar age M CK INNE Y S T Houston Julia Garage The Shops Discovery El Paso 1000 One Idesol Energy Travis Place 1010First LAMAR City at Houston Center Green y Building Garage Main One City Park Place Convention Center Tower 4 Houston Center B M R L AMAR S AZ T ERI 1010 1100 Centerpoint Garage Garage Houston ge O 1100 1110 Lamar Four Seasons Energy C S Smith Center Hotel & Louisiana A Tower Americana Main Main St 1111 Parking S Garage Building Square Club private T Fannin residence ALL AS S T Station Total Courtyard by DAL L 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 Conveniently located across LEASING INFORMATION CONTACT: the street from the Metro Rail MIKE MARTIN COURTNEY KNIGHTSTEP 713.209.5710 (713) 209-5959 [email protected] [email protected].
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