Kaldis Development Interests, Inc. (KDI) is a Houston based redevelopment firm that specializes in the renovation of both traditional and historical commercial properties. The firm transforms once abandoned or vacant buildings into creative living, retail or work environments. KDI represents properties with a reputation of experience and market knowledge and maintains a strong management team with "hands-on experience". Our Services include Property Feasibility, Conceptual Evaluation and Final Adaptive Re-Use.
FEATURED PROJECTS
EADO
Workspaces
Create and Collaborate at our newest creative complex located in Houston's EADO District: Recently opened in 2017. Reserve your workspace now in this modern industrial environment with 16' ceilings and desirable storefront entries.
Co-Developer with 917 Franklin Land, Ltd. Originally completed in 1904, the six-story Commercial National Bank Building was one of the largest neoclassical commercial buildings remaining in what was the center of Houston’s financial district from the turn of the century through the Great Depression. This project won a Greater Houston Preservation Alliance Gold Brick Award for preservation in 2002 and was also a Nominee for the 2002 ACE Award (Award for Community Enhancement)
Hugo's
Restaurant
Andrew Kaldis, has spent the past couple of decades renovating historic and other unique structures in Montrose, downtown and Midtown. His earlier restoration projects include a Montrose property that houses Hugo's restaurant and won a Greater Houston Preservation Alliance Gold Brick Award for preservation in 2003, when Hugo’s opened.
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Houston Based
REDEVELOPMENT FIRM
Transforming once Abandoned Buildings into Creative Spaces
RECENT NEWS
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12 / 30 / 2016
Redeveloping a warehouse property into a new community-focused mixed-use project called EaDo Workspaces
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12 / 26 / 2016
Former warehouse will shed its rusty edges to house small businesses wanting to operate in an area being revitalized by millennials and urban pioneers.
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08 / 24 / 2012