EXCLUSIVE: Stream Breaks Ground On First Class-A Project In Hedwig Village In 30 Years

Hedwig Place
Courtesy of Stream
Hedwig Place

Hedwig Village, one of Houston's most affluent neighborhoods, will get its first new office development in over 30 years.

The five-story, 102K SF Class-A medical office building broke ground 65% pre-leased. Memorial Plastic Surgery and Texas ENT Specialists will anchor the asset, occupying roughly 45K SF between them. The asset will have a six-story parking garage with over 400 spaces. Construction is expected to be completed by Q1 2019.

"The whole project started out as a traditional office, but the demand we saw from doctors and clinics was robust. We wanted to capture that demand," Stream Vice President Richard Barbles said.

Barbles said the demand is being generated by doctors and clinics wanting to be closer to their patients. With affluent neighborhoods like Hunters Creek, Piney Point and Memorial Villages close by, the location in Hedwig Village is appealing to practices that want to get out of tightly packed medical centers.

“We are very excited to announce our expansion into a new office at Hedwig Place. This larger space allows us to continue providing exceptional care to our patients in a comfortable and safe environment," Memorial Plastic Surgery founder Dr. Patrick Hsu said.

Stream Realty Partners is developing the property with AMD Global.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Houston Newsletters
Related Stories

Developers Get Approval To Turn Mall Into NHL Arena. Now All They Need Is A Team

Houston Suburb MPC Developers Lean On Flexible Financing

HB Reavis Pivots To Beds In Massive Waterloo Retrofit Plans

MG Developer Faces 6 Lawsuits Alleging Millions In Overdue Debt

LA City Council Approves Plan To Let Olympics Projects Sidestep CEQA

Trump's New Canadian Tariffs To Spike Additional Materials Costs

Alliance Building Houston-Area Complex Amid Declining Multifamily Construction

Turner Construction Hit With Cyberattack, Hackers Claim Leaks Of Military Info, NDAs

Efficiency, Speed And Experience: What CRE Needs To Know About The New Texas Business Courts

How Pearland, Texas, Is Redefining Workforce Development

Demolition Underway On Hawthorne Plaza

Why Hines Is Restarting Its Development Engine