Houston’s Brittmoore Corridor is about to get a makeover, transforming a 14,000-square-foot industrial space into a buzzing corporate headquarters and retail hotspot.

PAGEWOOD, a Houston-based real estate investment and operating firm, acquired 1440 Brittmoore Rd. with plans for a sweeping redevelopment, according to a company news release issued Monday. Construction is expected to wrap in late 2026. 

Known as The Outpost at Brittmoore, roughly 6,000 square feet will serve as the company’s corporate headquarters. The remaining space will be designed for food, beverage and fitness-oriented retailers. 

“Adaptive reuse developments have always been a core part of how we invest and create value,” said Paul Coonrod, founder and managing principal of PAGEWOOD.

Coonrod said the retail component will revitalize the surrounding neighborhood and support the local community by “reimagining” what was once an industrial property.

Located on a 1 acre lot near the intersection of I-10 and Beltway 8, the redesign will feature expansive glass windows, a common lobby, office space with roll-up doors and a private patio, as well as a shared patio attached to the southwest corner of the main retail space. 

Features, designed by Odom Studios, will “reinforce an indoor-outdoor work environment,” according to the release. Retail space will be leased to experiential and service-oriented businesses, designed to compliment both the headquarters and the surrounding neighborhood, led by real estate broker Blue Ox.

Plans also include use of a private drive between The Outpost and an existing PAGEWOOD property nearby known as The Quad, enhancing walkability. The Quad, which opened in 2024, is a four-building office workspace community—another transformation of a former industrial site.

“The redevelopment reflects continued growth and reinvestment in an area historically defined by industrial uses and now evolving to support modern office and retail product,” according to the release.