New Caney sees a boost to its retail landscape as ArchPoint at 1485 adds three new tenants that serve motorists, diners and families seeking mental‑health care. The development, which includes a convenience store, a gas station and roughly 14,000 square feet of retail space, now hosts a Roadtrac fuel station, the Boom Boom Tacos restaurant and, soon, the Lee Psychiatry clinic.
Roadtrac gas station and convenience store opens
On September 1, Saqib Ali, president of ArchPoint Ventures, confirmed that a new Roadtrac gas station and convenience store began serving customers at 19255 FM 1485. The station offers standard gasoline grades and a well‑stocked convenience store where shoppers can purchase snacks, beverages and everyday essentials. “We are excited to provide New Caney drivers with a reliable fueling option and a convenient place to pick up what they need,” Ali said via email.
Boom Boom Tacos adds Tex‑Mex flavor
Also opening in August, Boom Boom Tacos occupies space inside the Roadtrac station. Operated by Roadtrac, the eatery serves classic Tex‑Mex items such as burritos, gorditas and quesadillas. The menu focuses on fresh ingredients and quick service, catering to both commuters stopping for fuel and local families looking for a tasty lunch.
Lee Psychiatry to open later this month
Health‑care provider Lee Psychiatry announced a soft opening scheduled for September 28. Tarnesha Lee, a psychiatric nurse practitioner and owner of the clinic, shared the news by email on September 1. The clinic will offer comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, ADHD assessments and treatment, as well as services for anxiety, depression and mood disorders. “Our goal is to bring quality mental‑health care closer to New Caney residents,” Lee said.
Impact on the community
These additions enhance ArchPoint’s role as a one‑stop destination for fuel, food and health services. Local officials have praised the development for creating jobs and expanding amenities in a growing part of Montgomery County. The convenience of having a gas station, a quick‑serve restaurant and a mental‑health clinic in the same location reduces travel time for residents and supports family‑centered lifestyles.
ArchPoint at 1485 continues to attract businesses that align with the community’s needs, reinforcing New Caney’s reputation as a family‑friendly hub with convenient access to essential services.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
