A place for people.

What if you could own your own shop—a brand new building that fit your business needs perfectly? Imagine never dealing with landlords or negotiating another lease. Enter Indigo Commons, the neighborhood town center at Indigo. A connected village of retail, small businesses, restaurants, and plenty of outdoor spaces to come as you are and stay awhile. Merchants, shopkeepers and small businesses are a huge part of our vision here at Indigo, which is why we’ve curated a collection of retail spaces for purchase right here in Indigo Commons—the heart of our new community.

Window to Indigo

Watch our video series with Meristem Communities, Indigo’s developer, and find out what makes this place different.

Episode 1

Why Indigo

Dive into the thinking behind the design of Indigo—a place for people—and the connected community lifestyle that’s possible when development is intentional. Scott and Clayton of Meristem Communities paint a picture of a day in the life, and get personal about some of their reasons for creating this place.

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Wanted:

Brewers, Bakers & Changemakers

Our vision for Indigo Commons includes a wide variety of small businesses—from specialty food and beverage offerings such as an all-day bakery café and a brewery—to boutique shops and neighborhood services like a nail salon, dry cleaner, and a general store. Explore our variety of retail buildings for purchase—including a place for you to call home upstairs.

Priority Registration is now available!

Get started
Tell us about yourself! Please take a moment to fill out our Indigo merchant intake form so we can learn more about your business.

Next steps
Once you’ve submitted your answers, you will be contacted by The Office of Jason T. Hyman, our broker, and Stewart Title, our title company, to complete your Priority Registration with a  $1,000 fully refundable deposit.* Don’t wait—save your spot before it’s too late!

Contact The Office of Jason T. Hyman
Phone: 832.548.1165 ext. 7
Email: info@realincllc.com

*This is not an offer to sell, or solicitation of offers to buy lots where such offers of solicitation cannot be made. Financing terms or monetary amounts shown are for information purposes only and may not be accurate or available at the time of purchase. 300 Acres, LLC and its members, managers, affiliates, partners, employees, agents or representatives are not banking institutions, lenders, or creditors or subject to the Truth in Lending Act/Regulation Z or any other federal or state laws mandating the accurate disclosure of financing terms and information .

Paths to purchase

Our paths to purchase have you covered, whether you’re looking to build your own fully customized space or simply move into an existing shop, or if you’re somewhere in between.

Purchase Path A

BYOB

Build Your Own Building

Business owners purchase a pad-ready site from Indigo and build their own building (subject to Indigo Commercial Association’s Architectural Guidelines).
Lot and construction loan are closed simultaneously.

RECOMMENDED FUNDING SOURCES

Cash, Traditional Commercial Loan

EXPECTED DOWN PAYMENT

20% (starting at $100,000)

Best for established businesses with adequate cash flows and access to financing. Businesses that need significant customization in building design.

Purchase Path B

Build to Suit

This path allows for some customization of the building, without business owner having to oversee construction. While SBA loans make more sense in this path, owner occupation requirements are high.

RECOMMENDED FUNDING SOURCES

Cash, Traditional Commercial Loan, SBA 504/7a Loan

EXPECTED DOWN PAYMENT

20% (starting at $100,000) for traditional financing, 10% (starting at $50,000) for SBA loans

Best for established businesses with adequate cash flows who need some customization of their building, but do not want to oversee construction.

Purchase Path C

The Full Monte

Business owners purchase an existing completed building. This method allows for the most flexibility with SBA loan programs and the lowest barriers to entry.

RECOMMENDED FUNDING SOURCES

Cash, Traditional Commercial Loan, SBA 504/7a Loan

EXPECTED DOWN PAYMENT

20% (starting at $100,000) for traditional financing, 10% (starting at $50,000) for SBA loans

Best for established businesses with adequate cash flows that can occupy “white box” spaces successfully and do not want to be involved in construction.

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This is not an offer to sell, or solicitation of offers to buy lots where such offers of solicitation cannot be made. Financing terms or monetary amounts shown are for information purposes only and may not be accurate or available at the time of purchase. 300 Acres, LLC and its members, managers, affiliates, partners, employees, agents or representatives are not banking institutions, lenders, or creditors or subject to the Truth in Lending Act /Regulation Z or any other federal or state laws mandating the accurate disclosure of financing terms and information.

Indigo Commons Vision

The goal of Indigo Commons is to create energy and engagement in the community. Take a sneak peek at our vision of Indigo Commons—a connected village of active retail spaces, inviting people to shop, dine and explore.

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FAQ

When will Indigo Commons open?
When will the Indigo community open?
Do I need to be an owner or resident of property in Indigo to purchase commercial property in Indigo Commons?
If I am interested in purchasing a commercial lot and building in Indigo Commons, who do I contact?
Does a priority registration guarantee me a spot in Indigo Commons?
If I purchase a building containing both retail and multi-family uses, can I rent the multi-family portion to third parties?
Are there options to lease commercial buildings or portions thereof?
What types of businesses are you looking for?

Information on Indigo, Indigo Commons, Indigo Commercial Property, and Indigo Residential Property or any portions thereof, provided through the FAQs is preliminary in nature; changes may be made to our project including but not limited to certain uses, designs, building design and size, services, amenities, and pricing .

Get in business

U.S. Small Business Administration, Prosperity Bank, The Office of Jason T. Hyman, Texas Capital Bank, and Simmons Bank are available to discuss financing opportunities and help answer any questions you may have about starting your own business.