Mack Allen’s, the 16K SF fine-dining and event venue from Houston entrepreneur and restaurateur Mack McDonald, will open Monday at 5POP, the office building at 4400 Post Oak Parkway.
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The restaurant represented the biggest food and beverage lease of 2024 in the Houston market. The New American cuisine restaurant has a collection of dining and entertaining spaces, including a 50-seat bar and a nearly quarter-acre garden courtyard.
“Mack Allen’s represents everything I’ve learned over the past 15 years in hospitality and the opportunity to take that experience to another level,” McDonald said in a press release.
“My goal was to create the kind of restaurant that becomes part of people’s lives — a place where you can celebrate a milestone, close a deal, enjoy an incredible meal with friends or simply have a great night out.”
Features also include a raw bar and sushi program, a 1,000-bottle wine collection, a 2K SF lobby lounge and multiple rooms for up to 70-person private events.
The project team included Montgomery Roth Architecture & Interior Design and Stephen Huerta of Richmond-based Lone Star Lawnscapes.
SALES
Hunington Residential, the multifamily development arm of Hunington Properties, was the seller of The Vic at Jordan Ranch, a 365-unit multifamily community in Katy. This is the firm’s third disposition and sixth completed development in the Houston market. The property was 92% occupied at the time of sale.
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Capital Legacy Partners bought Venture Tech VIII, a single-story, 70K SF office building in The Woodlands. The 1998-built building is 87% leased.
The JLL Capital Markets Investment Sales and Advisory team, including Marty Hogan and Kevin McConn, represented the seller, an affiliate of Rycore Capital. Brent Everson represented the buyer.
LEASES
Four tenants, HRSS CPAs, Ranger Energy Services, ITI International and Starwood Land, leased a total of 40K SF in Millennium Tower at 10375 Richmond Ave. Cushman & Wakefield's JP Hutcheson represented the landlord, Millennium Tower LLC, in the transactions.
Lucian Bukowski and Kylee Antweil of Stream Realty Partners represented HRSS. John Zivley of Partners Real Estate represented Ranger. Jim Vann of Moody Rambin represented ITI International.
Tyler Reagor of Clark Gaines Properties represented Starwood Land, which is a Starwood Capital Group company.
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Texas Medical Center announced a new group of restaurants coming to the TMC Commons Food Hall on the TMC Medical Campus and the TMC3 Collaborative Building at Helix Park.
The new restaurants will be part of a broader renovation, led by Elkus Manfredi Architects, of The Commons Food Hall, a 30K SF destination on the TMC Main Campus. The new restaurants at TMC Commons Food Hall include:
Chick-fil-A
Jimmy John’s
Leaf & Grain
Starbucks
The new restaurants at TMC3 Collaborative Building at Helix Park include:
la Madeleine Bakery & Café
Rakkan Ramen
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The retail portion of Village Green at Bridgeland Central is fully leased after the addition of a Verizon Store. Colliers represented Howard Hughes Communities in the transaction. Other recent retail openings include Drybar, Jetset Pilates, Sweet Paris and Teal Poppy.
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Guardian Worldwide renewed its 21K SF lease at Beltway Industrial Park at 6529 Cunningham Road in West Houston. Gary Triplett of CMI Brokerage represented the landlord.
CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
Hines announced a Houston project, saying it is advancing more than 2.3M SF of industrial projects across U.S. manufacturing and innovation hubs. Hines expects to break ground in the third quarter on Aero Logistics Center, a 271K SF industrial development near William P. Hobby Airport.
The project plans to include a 174K SF cross-dock building and a 97K SF front-load building.
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