NEWS

DMAR'S BUSINESS JOURNAL, September 2005 Issue.
Coming in Summer 2005. The Good Land Retail Plaza at U.S. 59/Bissonett, formerly Ninfas Restaurant Building site is undergoing renovations and new construction which is set to open soon.

Following a growing trend in the commercial real estate retail center industry, The Good Land Investment developers of Houston are converting former Ninfa’s Building of the 5500 square foot stand alone restaurant that sits on over an acre on the highly commercialized Hwy 59 (southwest freeway) in Houston into a retail plaza with over 15,000 square-foot.

The 15,000 Square-Foot Good Land Retail Plaza, on Bissonett at U.S. 59, is schedule to open in the fall of this year. Retail plaza offers huge, existing structures with the potential to house multitude of companies, says Steve Soyebo, Senior Vice-President of Good Land Investments Group, Good Land Retail Plaza LLC.

This kind of capacity lends it self to Businesses in need of a stand alone building and other small to medium size business such as Financial, Tele-Communications, Insurance, Kolache Factory, Dry Cleaners, Quizno’s Subs, Papa Johns Pizza, Video-Outlet, Beauty Supply Companies- our target tenants, “ Steve says”.

Renovations and new construction are underway for the Building to anchor the retail plaza and create a modern retail center/plaza, Steve says, State-of –the-art Security System will be installed upon request by tenants.

Besides catering to the tenant’s need, Good Land retail plaza will cater to the tenants’ employees as well. The retail plaza plans to employ courtesy officers to patrol the building, seven days a week. Numerous parking lot surveillance cameras, abundant exterior lighting to ensure a safe working environment, Steve says.

When completed, the Good Land Retail Plaza can house a number of retail companies. Two companies are expected to sign a lease to go in the plaza this week, Steve says.

Not only will the retail Plaza be an adornment to the area, it will create jobs and revamp a part of Houston that has been overlooked by businesses for too long. press@goodlandplaza.com