 | 310 Main, Houston,
Texas. - A 10,000 sq. ft.,
three story historic (1880) building in the heart of downtown, across
from the State courthouse complex, and adjacent to Market Square.
Arnold Interests, as owner and general contractor, completely
structurally rebuilt the building and restored the historic facade and
crafted the interiors. Mr. Arnold maintains his office there. His
tenants include other attorneys and the elegant night clubs “Tonic”
and “Tryst”. The building was the first to receive the Certificate of
Appropriateness under the new City of Houston Preservation Ordinance,
and was one of the earliest renovations in Houston's current downtown
renaissance.
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| Fort Bend County,
Texas. One-half interest in
123 acres between the Brazos River and I-90 in Richmond, Texas. This
includes one-half mile of river frontage and frontage on a 12 acre
lake. Arnold Interests is actively marketing and developing the
property, with an emphasis on single family residential construction.
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| Galveston, Texas.
Arnold Interests is redeveloping a three block area south of the
Railroad Museum at 25th and Ships Mechanic Row near the Strand in
Galveston, Texas. The neighborhood is rapidly changing with the
addition of a seven-story Hampton Inn, and a city park slated soon,
and there have been several new cruise lines operating from the nearby
cruise terminal. Arnold Interests owns and manages the following
properties in this neighborhood:
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2515/2521 Ships Mechanic Row,
Galveston, Texas. A historic 10,000
square foot club, live blues venue, restaurant and game room called
the “Old Magnolia Cotton Club”. Formerly an abandoned cotton baling
complex, prior to the Arnold Interests redevelopment. See
pictures/leasing information. |
| 2527 Ships
Mechanic Row, Galveston, Texas. A historic 10,000 square
foot brick building, with 15' beaded-board wooden ceilings and
completely clear span, currently being leased to two antique stores.
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| 2514 Market,
Galveston, Texas. A historic 2000 square foot club,
currently being redeveloped. A new “Art Deco” facade has provided an
exciting facelift. |
| 2526 Market,
Galveston, Texas. - A quaint, 1200 square foot patio with
iron gates at the street and two-story brick walls surrounding it.
It contains a 300 square foot shop with bathrooms. |
| 2528 Market,
Galveston, Texas. A historic two-story wooden building
(3000 sq. ft.) currently housing an art gallery. The upstairs
(formerly a bordello) is available. |
| 2602 Market, Galveston, Texas.
7,500 square foot parking lot. |
| 2604 Market, Galveston, Texas.
A 2,000 square foot metal building, leased for warehouse space. |
| 201 26th Street, Galveston, Texas.
“Zeak’s” is a16-room hotel with restaurant and bar. 5,000 square
feet. Currently for lease. |
| 2610 Ships Mechanic Row, Galveston,
Texas. 8,000 square feet of land
with a small two-story masonry commercial lease space, currently
leased as an artist’s studio. |
| 1 1/3 acres of
vacant land, in downtown Galveston, Texas. - immediately
south of the Railroad Museum, between 26th and 27th Street, near the
Strand. The largest vacant tract near the Strand. |
| The Balinese Room,
Galveston, Texas. -
Arnold Interests has transformed the legendary Balinese Room into a
retail and entertainment “mall”. The Balinese Room was famous
throughout Texas and beyond in the 1940's and 50's as the center for
elegant casino gambling, superb food and drinks, and stellar
entertainment (Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Jack Benny, George Burns,
Groucho Marx and many more). It was memorialized in song by ZZ Top
in “Balinese”. Available now for
lease and/or joint venture is an “anchor tenant” restaurant; a
large, elegant club (which can be combined with the restaurant), and
a retail section. There are miscellaneous smaller leaseholds
available as well. The 20,000 square foot historic National Register
building is over the waves of the Gulf of Mexico at the end of a 375
foot, enclosed walkway. It is located at 2107 Seawall Boulevard
across from the three-star Galvez Hotel. See the
Balinese
Room Website for more details.
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| Projects completed and sold
recently include:
| 110 Milam,
Houston, Texas. A historic building in the
Courthouse/Market Square area in downtown Houston. It is 10,000
square feet, with substantial Buffalo Bayou frontage and a large
bayou front patio. Arnold Interests dramatically renovated the
historic facade and sold the property to another developer for
residential lofts. |
 
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A 5,000 sq. ft. office building in the Greenway Plaza area which was
completely renovated by Arnold Interests and sold.
We specialize in historical and
architecturally interesting commercial buildings, and excel in
creative adaptive re-use. |
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