12000 Bellaire Blvd Houston, TX 77072-2570
This exceptional 2,652 square foot retail space is available for lease within the prestigious Palm Spring Square, a Class A neighborhood center in Houston's Sugar Land submarket. Built in 2005, this single-story building boasts a total of 29,886 square feet and is located at 12000 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072, in Harris County. The space is a second-generation retail unit, offering a versatile layout ready for immediate occupancy. Its prime location within a thriving Houston neighborhood provides excellent visibility and accessibility. Nearby attractions include the Westchase District, Houston Galleria, and Memorial Park, offering employees and customers a variety of amenities. The property benefits from convenient access to major highways, ensuring easy commutes and convenient delivery access. This space presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a dynamic and well-located retail presence in a vibrant Houston community. The adaptable layout allows for customization to suit a wide range of retail concepts, promising a dynamic environment for growth and success. This is a chance to establish a strong foothold in a high-traffic area with significant potential for customer engagement.
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