Take the best of Houston. Add the prestige of River Oaks. Now add an open-air shopping, dining and entertainment haven unlike anyplace in the city. This is River Oaks District: A cosmopolitan street scene home to legendary fashion houses. A showpiece for international labels and American brands. A walkable destination where posh boutiques, hip restaurants, innovative offices and high-style residences redefine River Oaks living.
Big fortunes beget high fashion. Nothing in Houston compares to the artistry, the urban ambiance and the European street vibe of River Oaks District. Adding to the appeal of the local River Oaks community, this welcome gathering place is grounded in luxury with something for everyone. Today’s international icons meet tomorrow’s first-to-market influencers in a best-of-brands pageantry that caters to the refined lifestyles of Houstonians and world travelers.
Only at River Oaks District: create your individualized storefront within a walkable city-street experience where style reigns supreme.
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Retail frontage with high visibility and entrance accessibility.
Located inside the Loop, where daily traffic counts are 280,000+.
Enter a well-dressed district destined to take its place among Houston’s classic and beloved neighborhoods. Stroll the private, tree-lined streets where window-shopping is a favorite pastime. Soak in the atmosphere of vibrant social venues crowned in a flowing canopy of Texas oak trees. And savor unrivaled alfresco dining that brings café society to River Oaks.
Intimate, inclusive and distinctly Texan, River Oaks District is the ultimate place to spend time with friends, family and fellow tastemakers amid Houston’s new centerpiece of fashion.
Nestled in the heart of Houston, within the 610 Loop where Downtown and Uptown meet, River Oaks is the epitome of affluence. This community is home to multimillion-dollar mansions, posh estates and wealthy residents in search of a high-style neighborhood gathering place on par with their sophisticated tastes. Meet them at River Oaks District.
Median houselhold income in River Oaks is 177% higher than Houston
Home to the River Oaks Country Club.
The wealthiest community in Houston is Bunker Hill Village, which is within a five-mile radius of River Oaks District.
Residents of the River Oaks neighborhood have a median household income of $250,000.
River Oaks District has 27,614 luxury households within a 20-minute drive time.
Innovative. Iconic. Incomparable Houston. The nation’s fourth-largest metropolis is many things to many people. More than 6 million individuals call the greater Houston area home—most drawn to this international mecca’s wealth of exquisite museums, fine restaurants, fashionable shops, hotels, arts and nightlife that contribute to the city’s economic powerhouse.
Houston is internationally recognized as the global energy capital, with virtually every segment of the energy industry represented by over 5,000 firms in the region. colliers , 2018
Houston was named 3rd on FDI’s Top 10 American Cities of the Future due to its business-friendly environment, investor protection and global connection.
Bankrate recently ranked Houston as the “Best Big City for Accumulating Wealth”. B ankrate 2015
Home to Texas Medical Center - the largest medical complex in the world. The Center attracts 8 million visits per year (more than the populations of Los Angeles, Houston and San Francisco combined) and employs 106,000 people (more than Exxon, Apple and Google combined). t M c F acts & F igures , 2018
A staggering 27 Fortune 500 headquarters and 27 Fortune 1000 call Houston home—second only to New York. The Energy Capital of the World, Houston’s on-fire economy and booming industries—namely oil and gas, aerospace, information technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology and medical tech sectors—make it a driving force in the global business arena.
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In 2014, Houston ranked second only to NYC in percentage of millionnaires (“millionnaire density”) among U.S. cities.
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Houston is the #1 city for job creation. Since 2000, the number of jobs in Houston has grown by 31.6%.
Houston metro payroll employment rose by 4.4% in 2014, the largest percentage increase among major metros.
The Houston MSA ranks third behind the San Jose and San Francisco MSAs among “the 10 U.S. cities where people earn the biggest paychecks.” or B es 2015As the Gulf Coast’s cultural capital, Houston is a dream for those who enjoy the finer things in life. Along with its dynamic Theater District and thriving Art Market, Houston boasts one of the most sought-after culinary scenes in the country. The city’s allure has never been hotter.
Houston ranked among the top 12 destinations in the world for 2017 by Forbes.
Houston ranked 2nd on Travel + Leisure’s “America’s Favorite Cities 2014” and 3rd on the same publication’s “America’s Most Cultured Cities 2015” list.
Houston boasts a dynamic culinary scene with over 11,000 restaurants in the metro area including 5,000 in the city. Houstonians dine out more than residents of any other city - 4.1 times per week, compared with the national average of 3.1.
The New York Times called Houston “one of the country’s most exciting places to eat” as reported by Business Insider in 2014.
Houston is home to every sports franchise, most in stadiums built within the last 10 years.
One of only four American cities that boasts a world-class ballet, opera, symphony and theater.
Host to the country’s fourth largest museum district which encompasses 19 separate and unique culture centers within walking distance.
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo – a monthlong affair which celebrates all things Texan - attracts more than 1,000,000 people annually.
$124.1 billion in gross retail sales in 2014 - a 22.4% growth over the previous 6 years.
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3. R ver Oaks Shopping Center (3 Miles)
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5. Old Market Square (8 miles)
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