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Jones on Main
A masterpiece by the great Jesse Jones and Art Deco icon in the Downtown Houston skyline, Jones on Main is a mixed-use landmark infused with modern office amenities, wellness features, culinary experiences and exciting events that drive connections with the local neighborhood. Spanning an entire city block on Main Street, Jones on Main encompasses four interconnected buildings with 800,000 square feet of Class A office space, WeWork, Shake Shack and Finn Hall, its award-winning food hall with nine chef-driven concepts and two bars. Lionstone Investments recently renovated the historic community, introducing new amenities and technology creating a modern gathering place and workspace for all. For more information about Jones on Main, visit thejonesonmain.com.
Speakers and Panels
Major Projects & Developments
From Walkable Districts, Mega Mixed-Used Projects to Historical Redevelopments , These Are The Projects Setting Houston Up For Success
Jeffrey Kaplan
Principal
Concept Neighborhood
Anna Deans
EVP
Midway
Romulo Tim Cisneros
President
CISNEROS DESIGN STUDIO
Mayra Guevara Bontemps
Chief Real Estate Officer
Fifth Ward Community
Michael Pittman II
Director
Cushman & Wakefield
Eric Hudson
Partner
Method Architecture
Revitalizing Houston's Urban Core
Return to the Office, Upgrading Spaces, F&B Options, Attracting Tourism and More!
Kris Larson
President & CEO
Central Houston, Inc.
Alif Maredia
President
PA Hospitality
Tracy Vaught
Owner
H Town Restaurant Group
Michael Heckman
Acting President & Chief Executive Officer
Houston First
Lauren Amber Prestenbach
Principal, Director of Interiors
Powers Brown Architecture
Ori Batagower
New Development & Acquisitions Director
The Deal Company
David Staas
Shareholder
Winstead PC
Why You Should Attend this Downtown Houston CRE Conference
What You'll Learn:
Has Houston’s urban core developed into a 24-hour city? What are the next steps for downtown in regard to development? How does the revitalization of Houston's historic buildings play into these plans?
How does Houston compare to other leading Texas and national city centers?
How does the re-planning of Houston’s highway infrastructure affect the local community and submarket boundaries?
What are the effects of national headlines on local portfolios and new developments? Which asset classes are succeeding?
Where is Houston’s investment opportunity heading in the next five, 10, or 15 years?
What is the city’s current status of public transportation and transit-oriented development? How are leaders promoting connectivity and walkability?
How You'll Do More Business: Join this commercial real estate deep dive into Houston's central submarkets, including downtown, midtown and east downtown. You'll come away with valuable insights into infrastructure re-development, asset strategy and financial opportunities. Learn how local leaders are navigating a down market while still shaping the community and capitalizing on new opportunities.
Who You'll Network With: Owners, developers, investors, brokers, city and government officials, business consultants, architects, engineers, lawyers, accountants, bankers, tenants and more.
Why You Should Attend: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than us.
For questions, recommendations, comments or press inquiries please email our Texas Director of Operations Sophie McCourt at sophie.mccourt@bisnow.com
Central Houston Development Projects & News
Exclusive: Axelrad co-founders to turn East End site into walkable, socially conscious district
Midway’s East River announces Houston Maritime Center will open in mixed-use project’s first phase
Two Houston Developments Show Two Approaches To Gentrification
9-story, dual branded hotel planned near Toyota Center in downtown Houston
After years of attempts, redevelopment of former St. Elizabeth’s Hospital begins
In downtown Houston, a rebound is underway, but where are the full-time office workers?
To Survive, Downtown Houston Leaders Say City Must Continue 'Diversification Journey'
Venue
Jones on Main
712 & 708 Main Street
Houston, TX 77002
The parking for this event is in a garage 1 block away from the venue. Please plan to allow yourself time to park and walk.
803 Fannin Garage – https://www.park803fannin.com/
For Parking Map, Click HERE
Agenda
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1:00 PM
2:00 PM
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Breakfast and Open Networking
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2:00 PM
2:45 PM
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Major Projects & Developments
From Walkable Districts, Mega Mixed-Used Projects to Historical Redevelopments, These are developments Setting Houston up for Success |
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2:45 PM
3:00 PM
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Networking Break
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3:00 PM
3:45 PM
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Revitalizing Houston's Urban Core
Return to the Office, Upgrading Spaces, F&B Options, Attracting Tourism and More! |
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3:45 PM
4:00 PM
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Closing Networking
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OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SAFETY
We hosted more than 72,000 attendees live, in-person around the globe in 2021. Our commitment to safety is no different in 2022. Our events follow all local Covid-19 regulations and protocols. In the interest of the safety of all our guests, we recommend taking a rapid or PCR test for proof of negative results before attending any gathering.
We will update attendees should any regulations be updated before this event is held. We look forward to hosting you soon to do what we do best: network, connect, and engage to do more business.