Two tenants are confirmed for The Swift BLDG, the new mixed-use project in the historic Swift & Company Packing Plant that’s located near the Heights Hike & Bike Trail. Earlier this week, Radom Capital and Triten Real Estate Partners announced they have leased space to the following:
Van Leeuwen Ice Cream: The New York-based ice cream shop
Leemoo: A premium juice bar
Founded in 2008 by Ben Van Leeuwen, Pete Van Leeuwen, and Laura O’Neill, Van Leeuwen makes ice cream with rigorously sourced, high-quality ingredients from around the world. Regulations require its packaging to be labeled “French ice cream,” because it uses too much egg yolk to be “regular” ice cream. Van Leeuwen also offers an extensive lineup of vegan flavors as well as sundaes, milkshakes, and ice cream sandwiches. It has three Houston locations, including in Radom’s Montrose Collective development.
Ben Van Leeuwen founded his ice cream company in 2008.Courtesy of Van Leeuwen Ice Cream
Leemoo is known for its smoothies, açaí bowls, and fresh-pressed juices that are made with house-made ingredients and carefully sourced produce. Crafted around balance, flavor, and performance, Leemoo seeks to deliver exceptional taste and everyday vitality, according to press materials. Like Van Leeuwen, Leemoo has a location in the Montrose Collective and has also signed on to Radom’s Greenside development near Memorial City Mall.
On track to open to the public in late 2026, The Swift BLDG will offer more than 35,000 square feet of office space along with 25,000 square feet of restaurant and wellness tenants, including Houston Tex-Mex restaurant Escalente’s and San Antonio-based Merit Coffee. The two companies previously partnered on M-K-T, the Heights mixed-use development that’s near the Swift project. Radom is known for a number of other Houston developments, including the Montrose Collective and the historic Tower Theater property and its adjacent buildings.
