Houston, Texas
T-Mobile Tower
f/k/a Twelve Oaks Medical Tower
A boarded-up tower, sold out on one trick.
A 139,000-square-foot, 1970s high-rise medical office tower on a Houston freeway — closed and boarded for four years after Hurricane Ike, with the hospital next door shut down. Craig re-marketed the one asset it had left — 300,000 cars of daily freeway visibility — landed T-Mobile on a long-term 30,000 SF lease, and the building sold to a national REIT.
The Opportunity
f/k/a Twelve Oaks Medical Tower is proof of what this operator delivers.
139K
Square Feet
300K
Cars Per Day Past the Site
30K
SF Long-Term Lease to T-Mobile
- Closed and boarded for four years after Hurricane Ike.
- Adjacent hospital closed — the medical tenant base was leaving.
- Freeway visibility re-sold the tower; T-Mobile became the naming tenant.
Craig was brought in to fix a building that was losing big: a 139,000-square-foot medical office high-rise on the freeway, built in the 1970s. Hurricane Ike had caused so much damage that the building was closed and boarded up for four straight years — and the hospital next door, Twelve Oaks Medical Center, had closed, so the physician tenants it was built for were leaving.
The building had exactly one thing going for it: tremendous visibility to a freeway where 300,000 cars pass every day, with reasonably good access. So the marketing plan sold that one trick pony hard. The team mailed the corporate occupiers it was targeting literal mock-ups of their own logos as building signage facing the freeway.
That changed the perception and the momentum of the leasing effort. T-Mobile committed to a long-term lease of 30,000 square feet, the tower took its new name, and the building was sold to a national REIT — and came out nicely.
In His Own Words
When a building has one asset left, sell that asset relentlessly:
Visibility. Access. A national tenant. A national-REIT exit.
The Asset
Medical Office · Turnaround
Project Facts
Scope & Execution
- 139,000 SF high-rise medical office tower, Houston (1970s vintage)
- Re-opened after four years boarded up post-Hurricane Ike
- Re-marketed from medical to corporate office on freeway visibility
- Mailed signage mock-ups to target occupiers — the campaign that turned it
- Signed T-Mobile to a long-term 30,000 SF lease (the naming tenant)
- Sold to a national REIT
What Makes This Different
Few operators can point to a track record like this.
Not because they aren’t qualified —
but because the system was never built for them.
No middlemen. No gatekeepers.
Direct access to institutional-grade wellness real estate.
How to Invest
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Current Offering
Up to 21%
Preferred Per Annum
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