103 Jackson St Houston, TX 77002-1307
This exceptional 18,100 square foot retail property, located at 103 N Jackson Street in Houston, Texas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1977, the building sits on a 1.31-acre lot and is currently 100% vacant, offering significant potential for a single large tenant or multiple smaller tenants. The property's prime location in Houston's Downtown Metropolitan area, south of Buffalo Bayou, provides excellent visibility and accessibility. Its strategic position is bordered by Jackson Street, Ruiz Street, and Crawford Street, ensuring high foot traffic and convenient access for customers. The surrounding neighborhood offers a mix of local amenities, including grocery stores and convenience stores, catering to a diverse customer base. Furthermore, the property enjoys close proximity to major attractions such as Minute Maid Park and the George R. Brown Convention Center, benefiting from the high volume of foot traffic generated by these venues. The property's size and location make it ideal for a variety of retail uses, offering a blank canvas for a creative and successful business venture. The 77002 zip code ensures a strong address for any business looking to establish a presence in this vibrant and dynamic area of Houston. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial retail space in a highly desirable location. The property's size and vacant status provide unparalleled flexibility for a wide range of retail concepts.
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