The real estate space of Houston is heading for a positive shift with a new mixed-use development. A meatpacking building with a history of more than 50 years will be transformed to house the new mixed-use project.

Highlights

  • Swift and Co. will be revamped into a 4.47-acre mixed-use development on Waverly Street in Houston’s Heights area.
  • The historic meatpacking building will be redeveloped to feature retail outlets, restaurants, and boutique offices as part of a 4.47-acre mixed-use project.
  • Developers expect that the development will open for Houston residents by 2026.

Houston to Welcome a New Mixed-Use Development

Aspiring homeowners and businesses looking for a new space in Houston can now find an ideal spot in the Heights neighborhood. Based on Waverly Street, the former Swift and Co. meatpacking building will be converted into a 4.47-acre mixed-use destination featuring restaurants, retail outlets, and boutique offices.

Radom Capital and Triten Real Estate Partners to Lead the Project

Houston-based real estate developer Radom Capital will be heading the latest mixed-use project. Collaborating with Triten Real Estate Partners, it will be working towards redeveloping the current Swift and Co. building into a 4.47-acre mixed-use establishment.

Timeline of the 4.47-acre Development

Construction on the 1111 Westheimer/Tower Theatre redevelopment began in 2024 and wrapped up early this year, with tenants expected to open over the coming months. The Swift & Co. redevelopment will break ground this spring.

A groundbreaking ceremony for the Swift & Co. redevelopment is expected this spring. The Heights-based project is slated to open to the public by spring 2026.

Radom Capital Brings More Projects to Houston

Along with leading the Swift & Co. redevelopment, Radom Capital is also behind the 1111 Westheimer project, which includes converting the Montrose-based Tower Theatre into a jazz supper club and revamping an adjacent shopping center on Westheimer Road.

The latest mixed-use establishment by Radom Capital promises a dynamic commercial and community space for Houston residents. By converting the over 50-year-old Swift and Co. meatpacking building, the mixed-use project will be pushing Houston a step closer to urban revitalization.