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01.25.08

THE VINTAGE WELCOMES ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL HEALTH SYSTEM

Kickerillo and Mischer’s V&W Partners, Ltd. is pleased to announce that St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System will open facilities in The Vintage, a 630-acre master planned mixed-use development located at Hwy. 249 and Louetta adjacent to the Hewlett-Packard campus which has 8,000 employees...

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About The Vintage

The Vintage is a development by V&W Partners, Ltd., a partnership between local real estate development organizations Kickerillo Companies and Mischer Investments (V for Vincent Kickerillo and W for Walter Mischer, Sr.).

V&W acquired the 630-acre property from Hewlett-Packard in 2004/2005. The Vintage has become one of Houston’s most exciting master planned mixed-use developments in Houston’s history. During the first two and a half years 84% of its land area has been committed to use inclusive of 380 acres of upscale projects that are now complete or under development. Additionally, the developers are in the process of dedicating 150 acres to Harris County as a permanent park.

The announced projects to date contain 537,000 square feet of retail/office space, over 1,600 upscale residences, a 123-room hotel as well as the St Luke’s and Kelsey Seybold medical campus. A new Hewlett Packard building is also under development on 80 acres within the center of The Vintage.

The Vintage represents an ultimate investment of more than $1 billion at the center of rapidly growing northwest Houston. The development brings much needed quality of life improvements to the area which will continue to attract businesses, residents, shoppers and recreational visitors while offering a gathering place for the community.


The Vintage Fact Sheet

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Developer:

V&W Partners, LTD, a partnership between Houston real estate developers Kickerillo Companies and Mischer Investments.  (“V “stands for Vincent Kickerillo and “W” stands for Walter Mischer, Sr.)

Description:

The Vintage is northwest Houston’s premier, 630-acre mixed-use development encompassing residential, retail, business and nature components.  Announced projects to date include 537,000 square feet of retail/office space, over 1,600 upscale residences, a 123-room hotel, the St Luke’s and Kelsey Seybold medical campus and a new Hewlett-Packard building.  A 150-acre nature preserve is being dedicated to Harris County.

Location:

This exciting master planned community is located in the heart of northwest Houston at Louetta Road and Highway 249, adjacent to the Hewlett-Packard campus.

Established:

V&W Partners purchased 630 acres from Hewlett-Packard in 2004/2005 to develop The Vintage.

Residential:

Vintage Lakes by Kickerillo with homes ranging from $500,000 to more than $2 million;
Vintage Royale by Portrait Homes with townhomes and detached villas ranging from $153,000 to over $200,000;
Vintage di Vita by cityhomes by Centex with townhomes ranging from $259,000 to $349,000;
Vintage Park Apartments by Sueba offering 324 luxury garden style apartments; and
San Cierra by Sueba offering 362 luxury garden style apartments.

Retail:

Vintage Park, a 500,000-square-foot lifestyle shopping center developed by The Interfin Companies, featuring a 115,000-square-foot HEB Vintage Market;
The Vintage Center, a 40,000-square-foot retail center developed by BPI Realty; and
The Shops at the Vintage, a 39,000-square-foot retail center developed by Hunington Properties.

Business:

St. Luke’s Health System and Kelsey-Seybold Clinic are developing a 40-acre, state-of-the-art, medical campus; element by Westin, a 123-room, contemporary upscale, extended-stay hotel, is projected to open in January 2009; and Hewlett-Packard is constructing a new building in The Vintage.

Nature:

The Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve features 150 acres of parkland and trails. As part of The Vintage’s commitment to conservation, the Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve is in the process of being dedicated to Harris County as permanent parkland.