Downtown Houston
At the center.
Not above it.
This is Houston at street level: morning coffee, rail bells, restaurant tables, bayou paths, ballgames and late nights.
Main & Co sits where Main Street meets Commerce and Franklin, with Allen’s Landing at its door and Market Square one block away. It is a downtown address connected to an actual neighborhood, with places people choose in the morning, over lunch and long after the workday ends.
The bigger picture
Part of downtown’s next chapter.
Houston’s downtown brings business, culture and everyday life into the same setting. Historic storefronts sit beneath modern towers, with restaurants, performance halls and public spaces giving people reasons to stay beyond the workday. Investments in pedestrian spaces, including the Main Street Promenade, are strengthening those connections. Main & Co offers a distinctly personal place within that larger story: four historic buildings, reimagined for the people shaping what comes next.
Connected at street level
A downtown
meant to be walked.
METRORail at the doorstep. Allen’s Landing and Buffalo Bayou just outside. From morning coffee to a night out, the neighborhood is part of your day.
- Walk score
- 90
- Transit score
- 100
- Bike score
- 90
A day in the neighborhood
Leave the desk.
Enter the city.
Start on Main.
Coffee at Fifth Vessel. A breath of fresh air at Allen’s Landing. The day begins outside.
Lunch without a car.
Market Square’s restaurants and outdoor tables turn a lunch break into a change of scene.
Stay for the evening.
A ballgame, a performance, or drinks on Main. Downtown keeps going after the workday.
The Main Street Promenade
Ten blocks
made for people.
From Allen’s Landing to Dallas Street, the promenade connects downtown with more room for walking, outdoor dining and city life. Main & Co anchors its historic northern end.
Start here, then explore a few favorites along Main Street and around the neighborhood.
