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These Are the Possible Tenants for New Midtown Mixed-Use
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PMRG, meanwhile, is set to close on a 1.16-acre site at 3300 Main St. by the end of the year. The real estate company is planning to develop a mixed-use project with roughly 330 residential units, around 14,390 square feet of retail space and 521 parking spaces. Roger Gregory, president of PMRG Investments, talked with the Houston Business Journal about the firm's Midtown project.
What kind of retail tenants do you see for this project?
Along Main Street, we would like to have a restaurant or possibly a coffee shop. It's a little early to tell exactly what’ll go there. The space along Travis could easily be office space, or it could also be more traditional retail.
What most attracted PMRG to this property? Was it the property's proximity to the rail line?
There are many different attributes that led us to developing in Midtown, (such as) retail, bars and restaurants, transit, easy access to mass transit, proximity to grocery stores such as the new Whole Foods, proximity to the new park.
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