Image: Buffalo Heights District
You may have already heard, seen, or driven by the new Buffalo Heights District development currently underway at Washington Ave between South Heights Boulevard and Studemont Street.
If you’re new to Houston you may be asking yourself, what is Buffalo Heights? Buffalo Heights is a 50-acre mixed-use development that is going to transform the growing Memorial Heights area. Located just minutes from the hustle and bustle the downtown, and the recently redeveloped Buffalo Bayou with miles of hike and bike trails.
Phase One and Two of Buffalo Heights District- Image: Ziegler Cooper ArchitectsThe first phase, One Buffalo Heights will feature five levels of luxury apartments built on top of an “urban prototype” 96,000 square feet H-E-B, along with ground floor retail, and multi-level boutique office space. The CEO of Midway the developer of the project recently said in a release ““This first phase will be a catalyst for more innovative and transformational developments to come.”
H-E-B, the anchor for the upscale apartments will have a grab and go walk-up concept for coffee/quick bites to eat and an on-site dining option. Creating a unique metropolitan setup that differentiates it from its’ traditional suburban siblings. In addition, there will be a the multi-level parking garage set aside for grocery shoppers. If you’re familiar with H-E-B you know there’s nothing like this yet in Houston.
H-E-B Cafe Rendering- Image: Ziegler Cooper Architects
Image: Ziegler Cooper Architects
The residential part of the development officially named, The St. Andre will feature 230 luxury apartment units situated on top of the new urban-style H-E-B.
St. Andrie Apartment Amenities:
1st new building in the Buffalo Heights District
5 Floors of Luxury Apartments
Fitness & Yoga Center that over looks the Resort Style Pool
Open Air Lounge with TV’s and a Fireplace
Private Dining Room and Demonstration Kitchen
Business Lounge
St. Andrie Luxury Apartments Rendering-Image: Ziegler Cooper Architects
St. Andrie Pool Rendering- Image: Ziegler Cooper Architects
St. Andrie Luxury Apartments Rendering- Image: Buffalo Heights District
