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Showing posts with label retail-space-leasing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retail-space-leasing. Show all posts
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
For Lease on Eldridge Parkway March 2014 - Commercial Retail Space
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
New and recently opened retail shops and restaurants in the Energy Corridor - Jan-March 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Restaurant and retail commercial properties: Vacancies, Space for Lease (Feb 2014)
| 1140 Eldridge Parkway at near intersection with Enclave Pkwy Houston Texas 770077 USA
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| Restaurant property North of Katy Freeway at Highway 6 Northbound Feeder Road |
| End Cap Space on Corner of Park Row and Teas 6 For Lease Sign at Park 10 Plaza - SH-6 Southbound feeder at Park Row |
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Restaurant Closings: Making a go of a restaurant venture is tough, even with ongoing West Houston construction boom
PLENTY OF DEFUNCT RESTAURANTS IN AND AROUND THE ENERGY CORRIDOR TOO
The restaurant business is a tough business to make it in, even in an area like the Energy Corridor, which is booming with construction and bracing itself for the influx of thousands of more workers and residents. Several large luxury apartment developments are under way, in the preleasing state, or already open for business and move-in. Others are breaking ground or about to. Cranes dot the horizon everywhere one looks as new office tower sprout from what was until recently overgrown vacant land North and South the Katy Freeway.
The population in the areas must have been increasing for a while because the addition square footage is not a novel phenomenon. Domain on Eldridge opened last year, and before that luxury residential development there was Eclipse, and Broadstone Memorial a bit farther North past Memorial Drive.
Numerous new restaurants have opened over the course of the last couple of years, especially on Eldridge Parkway, the last addition being a Chick Fil A in the parking lot of the Kroger Store at Briar Forest and Eldridge, right across one of the new apartment complexes that is nearing completion there. Not to mention the increasing congestion on Eldridge, Briar Forest, and Highway 6 during rush hour, -- a tell-tale sign of the economic vibrancy of the local employment market.
But it seems an equal, if not larger, number of eateries and dining establishments have folded. Here is the RIP or-shall-we-say memory-lane list:
Benny's Mexican Cafe on Eldridge Parkway just North of the intersection with Westheimer (vacant for many months, but currently being remodeled for some other purpose).
Alma Cebiche, a Peruvian concept, made a brief appearance in what was Chatters Cafe near the CITGO campus. Now it is back to Chatter's.
| Lockout notice (2/14/2014 pic) |
| What used to be Cattleguard now for Lease |
On the other side of the Katy Fwy overpass, the restaurant that used to occupy the end-cap space of the corner of Park Row and Highway 6 Southbound. The space too awaits a new entrepreneur.
Sombreros, the Mexican Grill and Cantina on Park Row just West of Highway 6.
| TIMMY CHAN ASIAN FAST FOOD ON SH 6 (before it shuttered) |
| Timmy Chan's Sign at Hoover Complex on SH6 - No more |
Nardino, the Italian Restaurant on Westheimer across from West Oaks Mall in the Strip Mall/Retail Center along the route to Westheimer Parkway and George Bush Park It's now something else.
| Nardino Ristorante Italiano before it closed |
Hibatchi Buffet, the Asian all-you-can-eat venue designed for high-volume traffic on Westheimer between Synott and Eldridge is history. The building, which abuts Westheimer is boarded up and the letters of the signage on top wrapped in super-ugly blue tarp. A veritable eyesore. What was the landlord thinking?!
| Cloud over Hibachi Grand Buffet |
La Prima Grill on Westheimer Rd. in Houston near the intersection of Westhurst Lane and Ashford Hills Drive. It was a brief interlude. The space, in which others have previously failed, now features a make-shift banner declaring its transformation into an "Urban Cafe".
And while we are on Westheimer, we note that the Slick Willie pool hall, though not an eatery, closed too, and is looking for a replacement tenant.
| La Prima Grill when it opened (now closed) |
And then, for good measure, there goes Chuck-E-Cheese on Memorial at Dairy Ashford. That's gone too now. Sorry kids.
| CHUCK E CHEESE on Memorial Drive at Dairy Ashford CLOSED |
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
New Crescent Circle Apartments now sport brand name - Domain
New apartment development on Crescent Circle @ Eldridge Parkway gets domained
The recently completed high-end multifamily apartment
complex on East side of Crescent Plaza Drive, located next to Eclipse Apartments and opposite Ray Miller Park, finally has a name: Domain. Alas the
signage at the leasing office entrance does not provide for strong contrast
against the dark-shaded parts of the building’s exterior, making the name-sign
almost unintelligible from afar.
But the variegated coloring scheme
of the buildings themselves easily makes up for the initial namelessness and the
less than stellar visibility of the signage, especially when the grass is green, and
the sky blue: a quite appealing sub-urban vista indeed.
As long as the apartment front row is not obscured, that is. There is
currently a huge field with a tree, but that property is posted for sale, and
will no doubt eventually see construction too.
Speaking of construction activity along this stretch of Eldridge Parkway just South of Briar Forest, a daycare (The Goddard School) has
already been built at the north end of the circle, and an Alzheimer’s memory
care facility (pleasingly named Autumn Leaves) is underway.
In anticipation of the influx of additional residents and
their discretionary spending dollars, the retail sector is seeing renewed activity too.
A new pub has opened in the ground-level corner space (with patio) at The Parkway Village Plaza retail center, which already features two cafes (Kim Son Café and Pastelitos Cafe),
and a dessert place, along with a tea house and other businesses.
There is still retail space posted for lease The Parkway Village Plaza property, but it will
no doubt soon find eager takers too, given the incipient boom in the Energy Corridor and adjacent neighborhoods.
Parkway Village Plaza Retail Center
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