NEW LISTING: 2,404 SF office at The Suites at the Reserve, 10607 Quaker Avenue in south #Lubbock. This beautifully-appointed #office space features a light, airy feel, numerous windows and upgraded finishes. For a tour of the available space, call Scott Womack at 806.784.3265.
The 120,000 SF store will feature a pharmacy, BBQ restaurant, Texas Tech collegiate shop, and many West Texas-themed amenities, plus a car wash, gas station, and 13,000 SF of separate retail spaces. #retail#construction#Lubbock
Construction set to begin early next year on Lubbock’s first H-E-B grocery store, to be located at 114th St. and Quaker Ave. Read the full press release from H-E-B here: https://t.co/ta5AOyT6mt via @HEB@HEBNewsroom
New Hilton hotel coming to Lubbock! The city just issued building permits for a 5-story, $8 million Hampton Inn & Suites at 2828 Marsha Sharp Fwy.—just north of the 4th St./Marsha Sharp Fwy. interchange. #CRE#construction#hospitality@HiltonHotels@HamptonByHilton
NEW LISTING: #Office Space for Lease in historic downtown Green Building,1215 Avenue J, #Lubbock. Multiple floorplan options available on full floors of former #ReagorDykes HQ and ready for quick occupancy. For a personal tour of the property, call Scott Womack at 806.784.3265.
Encouraging economic news from the Dallas Fed:
“The Texas economy continues to grow at a strong pace. Growth in the construction, financial services and leisure and hospitality sectors has been particularly robust.”
@DallasFed#Texas#economy#CRE https://t.co/hN4DmT7Ag1
Construction to soon begin in earnest on new YWCA center in Lubbock: the city just approved a $12,000,000 building permit for the YWCA to transform the 173,000 SF former Kmart building into a community center. #CRE#construction#Lubbock @YWCAofLubbock
A building permit was issued last week by the City of Lubbock for the new 11,000 SF Uncle Julio’s restaurant, to be built at Slide Road and S Loop 289, in front of South Plains Mall. #CRE#retail#construction@cityoflubbock@unclejulios
Lubbock’s tallest building—the 274-foot tall NTS Tower—to be converted from office use to residential units within the next couple years: https://t.co/1V6HAZClF9 #CRE#Lubbock#office#multifamily#construction via @lubbockonline @SarahFromtheAJ
New hospital update: the city of Lubbock just issued a $47 million building permit for the 115,000 SF Covenant Health surgical hospital, which will be located just northeast of the 82nd St / Marsha Sharp Fwy intersection in southwest Lubbock. It should be completed in late 2020.
Scott Womack of Coldwell Banker Commercial Capital Advisors is pleased to have assisted Restore Hyperwellness & Cryotherapy in their lease of space at The HUB Shopping Center in #Lubbock. Restore is located at 7604 Milwaukee Avenue, Suite 300.
Two new Wendy’s coming soon to Lubbock! The city just issued building permits for the restaurants. One will be located at 5111 98th St. (near 98th and Slide), and the other will be located at 2505 S Loop 289 (in front of Target on University and the S Loop). #retail#CRE@Wendys
Lubbock continues to experience steady population growth. New estimates released this year show the city’s population reached 255,000 in 2018, with the county’s population surpassing 307,000. #Lubbock#population#CRE
Permits were just issued for a new 6,000 SF Braum’s restaurant in Lubbock at 7910 Milwaukee Avenue—just south of FirstCapital Bank and north of Mighty Wash. The Oklahoma City-based chain is expected to open several locations in Lubbock. #CRE#retail#construction
Construction crews are expected to begin widening a one-mile stretch of University Avenue between 130th Street and 146th Street next week.
City of Lubbock news release: https://t.co/bZtsdvcxpN
KCBD story: https://t.co/U3fPpmDRU8
#Lubbock#construction@cityoflubbock@KCBD11
Last week the City of Lubbock issued building permits for Guadalupe Villas, which will be a new apartment community just north of downtown Lubbock. This $12 million project will feature a mixture of garden homes, apartments, and community spaces. #CRE#multifamily#construction
U.S. oil production continues to reach new heights, thanks to the Texas Permian Basin.
From Bloomberg: “Booming shale production from places like the Permian basin of West Texas have enabled U.S. oil output to overtake Saudi Arabia and Russia.”
https://t.co/ZwJJRnN64c @business