Secure a prime corner retail opportunity at 3402 Highway 6 within Houston’s expanding Far Katy South submarket. Positioned along a major commercial corridor connecting southeast and northwest Houston while bypassing the metro core, this location offers strong visibility and consistent traffic for retailers seeking outstanding brand exposure. The 3,600-square-foot retail suite has a proven history of storefront success, having previously housed both a financial institution and a bar and lounge. Adaptable to various commercial uses, the space is well-suited for internet-resistant tenants and other customer-facing concepts, with rear drive-thru lanes providing added flexibility and future optionality for operators seeking differentiated access or service models. The footprint can be leased as a full 3,600-square-foot user or, optionally, demised to a 1,600-square-foot minimum to accommodate smaller-format storefront concepts. Interior delivery in shell condition allows complete customization, creating a blank canvas for an exciting new concept. The property is part of a collection of outparcels shadow-anchored by a Walmart Supercenter, offering excellent visibility and steady traffic from the surrounding community and travelers on Highway 6. Additional demand drivers surround the site, including neighboring tenants such as A-Max Auto Insurance, Family Clinic, and Lovett Dental, which generate steady footfall throughout the day. Moreover, being just south of West Oaks Mall and directly across from Shell’s Westhollow Technology Center — a major global research and development hub housing more than 2,000 scientists and engineers — the property benefits from a dense daytime population. Situated approximately 18 miles west of Downtown Houston in the highly affordable Katy market, Far Katy South continues to attract strong developer interest alongside sustained population growth. Favorable demographics support the submarket, with the population within a 3-mile radius projected to exceed 166,000 by 2030 and to grow 6.8% between 2025 and 2030. Nearly $88,000 in average household income translates into approximately $1.6 billion in total consumer spending, reinforcing the area’s depth of demand and long-term growth outlook.