The Market Center at Harvest Green
2402 HARLEM RD, RICHMOND, TX 77406
Welcome to the next-generation 7.4-acre mixed-use retail development called The Market Center at Harvest Green. This incredibly unique corner site is an exclusive opportunity for business owners, franchisees, and corporate to seize a position within the most affluent neighborhood of Richmond, Texas.
Property Description
- Property Type: Retail - Multi Tenant
- Delivery: In 2 phases
- Stories: 1
- Parking: 260+
- Parking Type: Open
- This premier upcoming market center is on the intersection of Harlem and John Sharp Drive (aka Owens Rd), benefiting from the high road and growing foot traffic.
- This spectacular location is right at the entrance of the Harvest Green community and across the street from the James Bowie Middle School (1,224 students) and The DUB Sports Zone, providing tenant businesses with outstanding exposure and making it a go-to amenity for nearby residents.
- Richmond witnessed rapid population growth over the past few years, a trend that will continue with further area development.
- The Market Center at Harvest Green will draw patrons from some of the nation's top-selling residential developments, including Harvest Green, Aliana, and Pecan Grove communities totaling over 10,000 residences
- Tenants will get the added benefit of a growing local population as Harvest Green welcomes 1,400 single-family homes and four multifamily projects.
- Within a five-mile radius, there are over 200,000 population. In addition, the household income within a 1- mile radius is over $120,000, making the area affluent and ready to welcome thriving new businesses
- James Bowie Middle School (1,224 students) right across from the project
- William B.Travis High School (2,489 students)
- James C. Neil Elementary School (1000+ students) The DUB Sports Zone is also right across the project. By the end of 2022, the Harvest Green community will have additional 1,400 homes plus more than 4 multifamily development projects. The commercial development segment of Phase 1 Harvest Green has been allocated 30-40 acres more to add additional retail and spur economic growth.
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Area Overview
RICHMOND, TEXAS
- Community located in the center of Fort Bend County
° From April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2019, Fort Bend County grew in population by 38.8%, from 584,699 to 811,688, ranking as the 5th fastest growing county in the state
° Fort Bend County accounts for over 5% of the greater Houston region’s economy (~$26.7 billion)
° Fort Bend County is home to 13,000 businesses generating $40 billion in total sales annually - 12,000+ population; expected to more than double in the next decade
- 30 minutes from Houston’s central business district and Texas Medical Center
- #17 “Best Zip Codes To Live In The Houston Area” – Niche (2021)
ECONOMY
- City currently undergoing a renaissance due to its strategic location and improved infrastructure
- Richmond has seen the job market increase by 2% over the last year (versus 1.6% in the U.S.)
- Job growth over the next 10 years is predicted to be 7%; higher than the U.S. average of 33.5%
- The average income of a Richmond resident is $41,913 a year; the S. average is $28,555 a year
- Median household income of a Richmond resident is $106,408 a year; the S. average is $53,482
- Oak Bend Medical Center is the largest full-service healthcare facility in Fort Bend County
- The Richmond economy produces nearly $2.5 billion per year of value-added goods and services
° Construction is the largest sector of the Richmond economy, accounting for nearly one-third of gross regional product (GRP)Fort Bend County accounts for over 5% of the greater Houston region’s economy (~$26.7 billion)
° Oil and Gas is the next largest, at 10% of the GRP
DEVELOPMENTS
- 184-mile circuit will be the largest of 3 regional loops in the metro area (estimated completion 2023)
- Amazon Fulfillment Center – 850,000 SF on 5 acres
- Waterview Town Center (subject development) – Over 1 million square feet of retail
- Grand Center – 43-acre site along Grand Parkway; Recently purchased to be turned into a retail center
- The Grand at Aliana – 139k SF second phase expansion
- Synergy at Waterview – 300 residential units
120K
Population in Richmond
37.7%
Predicted Job Growth Over 10 Yrs
$106K
Medium Household Income
$2.5B
Value-Added Goods & Services
Local Amenities
Richmond, the county seat of Fort Bend County, whose namesake is Richmond, England, is actually noteworthy in and of itself. With a civic personality that combines artistic culture with a bit of Texas cowboy, Richmond and its many historic landmarks, are becoming a popular destination for people seeking a pleasant place to live, work, play and learn.
Richmond was settled in 1837 as an outpost along the Brazos River. The city is the home of the beautifully renovated Fort Bend County Courthouse, Fort Bend Museum, Moore Home, Morton Cemetery, as well as the George Ranch Historical Park, Long Acres Ranch Nature Center, and 134 historical landmarks, Richmond, with over 5-miles of Brazos River frontage, offers a unique, historic setting, and is the cultural center of Fort Bend County, one of the fastest-growing counties in the US.
Come explore why many throughout the Houston region are coming to Richmond to invest, live, work, play, and learn.
- Texas State Technical College
- George Ranch Historical Park
- Fort Bend Museum
- Braman Winery & Brewery
- Fulbrook Ale Works
- Santikos Palladium AVX Entertainment
- Messina Hof Harvest Green Winery & Kitchen
- Houstonian Golf Club
- Dry Creek Social Club
Indigo - Near Proximity
The Market Center at Harvest Green is positioned in an area that's ripe with population growth. New master-planned developments in the near proximity will add to the area's foot traffic and customer base An exciting new development, Indigo, was recently announced, adding 750 new households to the area.
Indigo is a 235-acre development that will offer an incredibly unique lifestyle for residents, focusing on sustainability and walk-ability The master plan includes 750 single- and multi-family homes, community green spaces, parks, a 25-acre lake, and a mixed commercial town center. What makes this new neighborhood so unique is that it's being designed as an 'agrihood' by incorporating 42 acres reserved for crop fields, pasture for livestock, and farm education opportunities into its design. Residents will benefit from fresh, local produce and projects from their neighborhood farm.
The land that Indigo will sit on has been operating as a farming property, but as the surrounding area developed, the owners decided they wanted to create their own community. David Weekley Homes, Highland Homes, and Empire communities will build houses in Indigo. Construction is expected to start in the last quarter of next year, with the first homes delivered to new residents in 2024.
Indigo's residents will add to the Market Center at Harvest Green's customer basis and will complement the Market Center's pedestrian-focused layout Businesses at the Market Center can expect increasing footfall to their location over the coming years as the area continues to grow with new development and residents. Securing a tenancy in the Market Center at Harvest Green is an investment in Richmond's prosperous future.
