Revive Development

We've had our eye on the growing Spring Branch neighborhood of Houston for a while, and we're excited to announce 1223 Witte Rd @ Westview. A 16,000 SF tract with a beautiful retro 2,000 SF 1950's service station that we can't wait to renovate and restore. Primed for a great neighborhood bar and restaurant, we are honored to be working in this diverse, bustling Houston community.

For leasing info, email [email protected]

View Flyer here:
http://www.reviveco.com/commercial-property-available-for-lease-idx1 -space-for-lease-2

Thank you to Houston Business Journal for recognizing the Stomping Grounds at Garden Oaks as a 2021 Landmark Nominee for Commercial Real Estate Mixed Use Projects.

We are grateful to our partners Cisneros Architects and gin design group for helping us bring this project to life.

Congrats to all the nominees!

https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2021/03/05/landmark-awards-finalists.html

Today Common Bond opens in the Garden Oaks neighborhood on the corner of W. 34th and N. Shepherd Drive. A prolific corner and building that is part of the fabric of the neighborhood. Revive is excited to partner with this local operator to bring their famous pastries, coffee, and fresh food to the area. Check out their drive-thu that utilizes one of the existing car bays unique to provide easy access to residents on the go!

Common Bond Garden Oaks
3210 N Shepherd

Food briefs: Garden Oaks Common Bond opens After opening a location in the Heights at 499 W. 19th St., Common Bond Bistro & Bakery quickly became a neighborhood favorite. The cafe then opened a drive-thru, on-the-go concept

We sat down (virtually) with CultureMap's Eric Sandler to chat about how our tenants have fared this year, and what we can look forward to in the coming year. It's been a tough year for our industry and we are grateful for our hard-working tenants who never cease to amaze us with their tenacity and grit.

Inside Houston's restaurant revival during COVID, plus a piping-hot pizza pop-up On this week's episode of "What's Eric Eating," Monica Danna joins CultureMap food editor Eric Sandler to discuss her role as the director of leasing and marketing for Revive Development. ...

Kitties, you know you can get our small batch ice cream to-go, but did you realize you can also take home your own stash of the local Meow Mixes the cats make in-house? 😺 Visit us this week at our new location at Stomping Grounds at Garden Oaks and see what all the MEOW is about! From toasted pecans and toasted coconut to salted almond brittle, our toppings are purrrrrfect for your home-scooped treats or even as a secret dinner ingredient. 💪 📸 by Kenia at The KEPD Team

Help us welcome Fat Cat Creamery, our newest tenant to open at the Stomping Grounds at Garden Oaks.

Wanna be the first to hear about tenant news and upcoming events? Sign up at www.StompingGroundsHTX.com and we'll keep you in the loop!

Pioneering Heights ice cream shop scoops up cool new Garden Oaks locale A pioneering Heights ice cream shop has expanded to Garden Oaks. Fat Cat Creamery's second location is now open in the Stomping Grounds (1225 W 34th St.), a new retail ...

“We stand on the shoulders of giants.” The world lost a great man yesterday as visionary real estate developer Gerald Hines passed away. Mr. Hines toured Revive’s Stomping Grounds project earlier this spring and as we described the large green space surrounded by restaurant and retail, he looked up at us and remarked, “well how do you think I was able to lease a basement in Texas (in the Galleria)? An ice rink.” We’ll never forget his impact on this city we love. His vision lives on. Our thoughts are with the Hines family and all the employees and friends whose lives he touched. Rest In Peace, Mr. Hines.

Thanks to our friends at THE LEADER.for telling neighbors about our Bingo game. How’s your card looking?

Revive Bingo game aims to boost local businesses Not touching your face is a good way to avoid contracting COVID-19. But the public-health guideline is bad for businesses such as Skoah Facial Shop, whic

Thank you CultureMap and Eric Sandler for helping to get the word out about our Revive Bingo Card. Have you printed your game card yet?

New Instagram bingo game connects Houstonians to hot Heights restaurants and retail A prolific real estate developer with extensive holdings in and around The Heights has launched a new initiative to promote its tenants that need assistance during the coronavirus. Revive Development's ...

LET’S BINGO! At Revive Development, part of our mission is to enhance the lifestyles of the communities we work in by curating our developments with local businesses. During this time, our local businesses have been some of the most affected.

We are excited to launch REVIVE BINGO! A fun game to support our Revive family of local brands.

Support a local business, Mark off a square, get a Bingo! Prize packages are made up of gift cards, products and services from our amazing family of tenants.

Full instructions and print your bingo card at www.reviveco.com/bingo

1. Follow on Instagram or Facebook.

2. Purchase a meal, product, or service through take-out or online.

3. Email receipts with Bingo card to [email protected]

4. Win a prize package worth over $250 for one line of bingo or $1000 for a blackout!

First ten (10) winners on one line bingo, and first one (1) winner on blackout.

Questions? Hit us up!

Now get to playing!

Revive Fam, Our restaurants and bars are in dire need of support from Congress to provide relief to them during this global crisis.

Please visit https://p2a.co/Yg1N2IK?mc_cid=3ecd450da7&mc_eid=e2e90bfd37 to SIGN THE PETITION to urge Congress to ACT FAST.

It will provide:
• direct relief from a new restaurant recovery fund
• community grants for disaster relief assistance
• guaranteed loans and business interruption insurance
• lost revenue coverage from the government
• expand access to efficient and affordable loans
• special disaster unemployment assistance for workers
• tax breaks to help your cash flow
• a fix to the QIP tax glitch
• and more

Please take a few moments to participate in this vital grassroots mobilization effort. We need Congress to act—and act fast.