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1,360-13,653 SqFt
Chelsea Square Shopping Center is a single level mixed-use neighborhood shopping center
214-7,495 SqFt
Westheimer Central is a ten story, 182,506 square foot premier office building
140-20,751 SqFt
11811 North Freeway is a nine-story, top tier Class B property located on I-45 and Beltway 8.
743-2,591 SqFt
Atrium I is a three-story, top tier Class B property conveniently located off of Beltway 8.
734-3,905 SqFt
3100 Timmons is located in the heart of Greenway Plaza
505-1,622 SqFt
Regency Square is a two-story, top tier Class B property
1,297-3,659 SqFt
Northeast Square Shopping Center is a neighborhood center with a pad site available
1,503-4,739 SqFt
Cornerstone Tower is a five story, top tier Class B property located in a prime location on FM 1960.
1,139-22,223 SqFt
Northchase Center, located at 14550 Torrey Chase Boulevard, is situated in the heart of the FM 1960
318-5,133 SqFt
616 FM 1960 is a full-glass, eight-story building conveniently situated on FM 1960 Road W
1,629-2,019 SqFt
601 Sawyer is a seven story, 88,258 square foot premier office building
4,870 SqFt
Haute Harwin Fashion Center is located in the heart of the Harwin Fashion District
6,300 SqFt
Fondren Road Plaza is a retail strip center located at the northeast corner of Bissonnet and Fondren
741-3,425 SqFt
Gulf Plaza is a six-story extensively renovated Class B office building
447-7,489 SqFt
Copperfield is a three-story, top tier Class B property
207-39,350 SqFt
400 North Belt has prominent exposure and identity, featuring energy-conserving reflective glass
772-3,724 SqFt
Ashford Crossing II is a six-story, top tier Class B property
199-2,068 SqFt
Atrium II is a three story, top tier Class B property conveniently located off of Beltway 8, providi
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With no zoning requirements and rapid growth, Houston commercial real estate listings benefit from a standout example of high growth interior city. The low cost of doing business and easy access to transportation makes for a market where Houston commercial developers are doing quite well. Continued growth in the energy business leads oil and gas capital to flow into the city and fund the growth of Houston's commercial office buildings. Additionally, differential in the cost of purchasing a home and living in an apartment help bolster lease rates. Houston investment properties are becoming stronger near the coast, where trade demands create strong demand for Houston's industrial and other commercial property listings.