1050 Yale Street, dubbed Heights Central Station, is positioned on a trophy corner in a vibrant part of town and sits at the forefront of modern retail trends. Emphasizing walkability and cohesiveness with the surrounding architecture, 1050 Yale Street is an ideal destination for the thousands of young professionals in the area. Via a carefully curated tenant roster, the mixed-use development provides a perfect ecosystem of tenants, making it a one-stop-shop to draw consumers and thus maintain high occupancy rates. Visitors can start their day with a coffee and pastry from the Kolache Shoppe, grab lunch at Ike’s, get their hair done at Shine on Heights Salon and top off the evening with a hand-crafted cocktail from Dish Society. Although development began in 2016, Heights Central Station’s story starts in the 1970s when all that stood there was a simple post office. Developers worked closely with the City of Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission to design a historic-minded neighborhood center that characterizes the Houston Heights District. The finished product populated the corner with the three elegant structures: the West Building spans 9,130 SF, the East Building spans 11,680 SF, and the Kolache Shoppe comprises 1,200 SF with a drive-thru. This conscientious work earned 1050 Yale Street the 2019 Houston Business Journal Landmark Award and made it a staple of the Houston Heights District. Strategically positioned on a heavily trafficked corner in one of Houston’s most affluent neighborhoods, 1050 Yale Street is only 10 minutes from Downtown Houston. But as in so many cities across the nation, young professionals prefer to stay closer to home rather than deal with the logistics of getting downtown. They embrace a walkable lifestyle. Via the Heights Boulevard jogging trail leading up to the property, visitors are immediately connected to the heart of the vibrant and active Houston Heights District. The center is supported by a plethora of essential amenities, including Anytime Fitness across the street and Kroger, H-E-B, Big Lots, Petco, and Ross can be reached within a 15-minute walk. This area's eclectic culinary and art scene has made the district a trendy hotspot, leading to robust population growth and high consumer spending. With unmatched locational factors, award-winning design, and strong demographics, 1050 Yale Street has cemented itself as a premier Houston destination for years to come.