Almeda Station

Originally built in 1950, operating as Braswell’s of Houston, 5613 Almeda Rd flourished as a shop for local florists B.W. and Blanch Braswell for more than 20 years, before becoming a community hub for arts and culture in the early 1980s. The building sat along Houston’s prominent rail line which connected commerce in downtown Houston to cities all over Central Texas in the 1800s. Today, this historical adaptive reuse building in Riverside Terrace represents a rare, surviving example of the commercial businesses that proliferated on Almeda Road from the late 1920s into the 1960s. 5613 Almeda Rd offers an exciting opportunity to help usher in a new generation of Houston commerce within a thriving neighborhood that offers great proximity to downtown Houston, the Texas Medical Center, the Museum District and Midtown.