Houston Texans Owner Bringing 1.2M SF Mixed-Use To Uptown

Courtesy of McNair Interests
Planned 1.2M Sf Mixed-Use Development By Mcnair Interests At Post Oak Boulevard And Richmond Avenue

A key intersection in Uptown Houston is being redeveloped into a mixed-use megadevelopment.

Houston-based McNair Interests, founded by Houston Texans owner Bob McNair, is building a vacant 6-acre tract at Post Oak Boulevard and Richmond Avenue into a 1.2M SF property with a 150-room Rosewood Hotel with 80 luxury residences, a multifamily tower, 350K SF of Class-A office, restaurants, 30K SF of retail and green space.

Construction will begin next year and is expected to deliver in 2023. It is being designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and managed by Patrinely Group.

“This is a defining development for McNair Interests and the City of Houston,” McNair Interests CEO Cary McNair said in a statement. “Our vision redefines the southernmost entrance of Post Oak Boulevard and the Uptown District, fusing a distinctive, sophisticated design with Houston’s future.”

Another major mixed-use project anchored by a high-end hotel just delivered on Post Oak: Tilman Fertitta's The Post Oak opened in March.

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