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River Oaks 5 miles

West University Place 7.7 miles

Memorial 15.9 miles

The Galleria 8 miles

Tanglewood 8.9 miles

The Medical Center 5.6 miles

Hobby Airport 11 miles

George Bush IntercontinentalAirport (IAH)

21.4 miles

Sugar Land 20.7 miles

Port of Houston 27.2 miles

Baybrook 21.9 miles

Katy 29 miles

Cypress 27.5 miles

The Woodlands 30.3 miles

Kingwood 28.8 miles

THE LOCATION. DOWNTOWN HOUSTON.

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MAJOR EMPLOYERS150,000 Employees Work Downtown

220,000 People Visit Downtown on a Daily Basis

11 Million People Attend Downtown Houston Culture

& Entertainment Attractions Annually

1.2 millionPeople Stay in Downtown Houston Hotels

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75,000 Residents Currently Live in

Greater Downtown

7,778 Existing Hotel Keys

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43.7 million SF of Existing Office Space

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2010 Summary File 1. Esri forecasts for 2017 and 2022. Esri converted Census 2000 data into 2010 geography.

THE WOODLANDS

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DISTANCE 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles

Population 24,056 184,644 434,372

Households 6,518 79,546 177,940

Median HH Income $64,178 $58,707 $57,284

Average HH Income $94,211 $96,539 $99,336

Total Housing Units 7,489 91,086 203,254

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JONES HALL Home to the Houston Symphony

400,000 Annual Visitors 250 Annual Events

ALLEY THEATER Resident Company of Actors

Over 450 Performances in 2017-2018 Season Highest Annual Performances in Houston’s Theater District

WORTHAM CENTER Home to the Houston Ballet and Houston Grand Opera

Two Theaters Totaling 3,505 Seats Anticipated Re-opening September 2018

HOUSTONTHEATER DISTRICTThe Houston Theater District, a 17-block area in

the heart of Downtown Houston, Texas, is home

to Houston’s nine performing arts organizations,

the 130,000 square foot Bayou Place

entertainment complex, restaurants, Sundance

Movie Theater, plazas, and parks. More than

two million people visit the Houston Theater

District annually. The district, with 12,948 seats

for live performances and 1,580 movie seats,

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theater seats in a concentrated downtown area,

and is one of only fi ve cities with permanent

professional resident companies in all of the

major performing arts disciplines: the Houston

Grand Opera, the Houston Symphony Orchestra,

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$25M RENOVATION

PROJECT PLANNED FOR

JONES PLAZA IN DOWNTOWN

HOUSTON

Nearly 20 years after a $6.5 million makeover, Jones Plaza in downtown Houston’s Theater District will be upgraded once again.

The plaza will undergo a $25 million redevelopment project thanks to a partnership among Houston First Corp., which operates the city’s convention and performing arts facilities; the city of Houston; and the Downtown Redevelopment Authority, a city economic development organization, according to a press release. Construction will begin in May and is expected to be complete in November 2020. Los Angeles-based Rios Clementi Hale Studios is leading the project, and a list of the project partners is at the bottom of the story.

The DRA has committed to contributing $5 million. Houston Astros owner Jim Crane and the 2017 World Champion Astros’ Foundation are leading a fundraising campaign for an additional $20 million, and Crane has donated the first $1 million.

When finished, the 1.5-acre Jones Plaza — which is bounded by Texas Avenue and Louisiana, Capitol and Smith streets — will be a “vibrant, programmable venue that can be used both day and night,” per the release. Features will include:

Easy access to garages, the tunnel system and theater facilities.• Shade features, such as trees.• Art installations.• Moveable seating and tables.• Water elements.• Flexible performance space.• Lighting elements.

Additionally, Jones Plaza will include a 4,000-square-foot dining facility offering fast-casual and seated service for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert and drinks, per the release. Plans calls for the building to have transparent walls with indoor and outdoor seating, a shared kitchen and restrooms, and private events space.

Houston First put out a request for proposals in August 2017 and at the time had budgeted about $18 million, per reports.

Rios Clementi Hale Studios’ design concept for Jones Plaza was chosen out of five finalists that included Oakland, California-based Hood Studios; San Diego, California-based Office of James Burnett; Philadelphia-based Olin Partnership; and London-based Zaha Hadid Architects, a spokesperson said.

Rios Clementi’s plan is called “Urban Choreography,” and it was inspired by the movement of people and places around the plaza.

“As the focal point of the Theater District, the plaza will offer unique experiences and discovery with its various pathways and physical materials,” the release stated. “It will also encourage the daily rhythms such as walking, talking, drinking, singing and dancing — making Jones Plaza a social destination.”

Nate Cormier, a principal of the firm, described the plaza as having dual roles: “An inviting green oasis that contributes to the daily life of downtown residents, workers and visitors — and at the same time, it must flexibly accommodate a wide range of cultural programming and special events.”

Jones Plaza first opened in 1966, and in 2001, it underwent a $6.5 million makeover. That project, by Houston-based Bricker + Cannady Architects, added pedestrian ramps, a permanent stage, concession facilities, restrooms, a fountain and more.

A 2025 master plan for redeveloping the Houston Theater District — with transforming Jones Plaza as its key element — was published in February 2015 by Houston First.

In addition to redesigning Jones Plaza, the master plan also called for developing “Bagby Boulevard” along Bagby Street as a pedestrian-friendly activity corridor and creating “livable streets” as another pedestrian network. But the plan’s “Center Stage” — approximately four square blocks including Jones Plaza and Ray C. Fish Plaza — was described as the key to revitalizing the district.

“Regeneration of Center Stage is the most critical step in creating a vibrant, sustainable future for the Theater District,” the master plan stated. “It is envisaged that future development will create new areas of public open space, expand the pedestrian-friendly environment and focus on large opportunity sites for redevelopment.”

Per the master plan, there are several parts to the center stage renovation

project, including redesigning Jones and Fish plazas, constructing cafes at both plazas, establishing festival streets and a shared street, installing multimedia art, and constructing a new building to house venues and retail options.

The Theater District covers 17 blocks and has the following venues: Jones Hall for the Performing Arts and Wortham Theater Center, both operated by Houston First; Alley Theatre; Hobby Center for the Performing Arts; the Downtown Aquarium; and Bayou Place, which includes Revention Music Center, the AMC Houston 8 movie theater, the Hard Rock Cafe and more.

This fall, Lyric Market food hall will open within the district at 411 Smith St. The $58 million, 31,000-square-foot culinary destination is modeled after international food halls, including New York’s Chelsea Market.

Houston’s Theater District was hit hard by Hurricane Harvey. Alley Theatre experienced damage to Neuhaus Theatre and its lower-level lobby, dressing rooms, support facilities and props storage. It has since reopened. The Wortham Theater Center took on 12 feet of water and isn’t expected to reopen until the fall.

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ZCA PROJECT #

2014 Ziegler Cooper ArchitectsArchitect shall own the overall conceptual design prepared and developed

for the project on the intangible exclusive rights or copyright therein.

700 Louisiana Street, Suite 350Houston, Texas 77002

713.374.0000www.zieglercooper.com

MEP ENGINEERI.A. NAMAN + ASSOCIATES

2 GREENWAY PLAZA, SUITE 700HOUSTON, TX 77046

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERVERTIKA STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS LLC

333 CYPRESS RUN, SUITE 160HOUSTON, TX 77094

PROJECT NORTH TRUE NORTH

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DESIGN ARCHITECTSYDNESS ARCHITECTS, P.C.

2 WEST 45TH STREET FLOOR 15NEW YORK, NY 10036

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10,000 SF Restaurant Adjacent to Jones Plaza and Jones Hall

Delivery July 2018

Valet Parking Available

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RESTAURANTOPPORTUNITY

Crystal AllenSenior Vice President

713.270.3360Crystal.Allen@transwestern.com

Nick A. HernandezManaging Director

713.270.3354Nick.Hernandez@transwestern.com