With East End development on the rise, 136 acres of prime real estate located along Buffalo Bayou just east of downtown Houston has been purchased.
A busy section of Westheimer Road will be repaved in early 2013, resulting in a street that floods less and is easier for pedestrians to use.
The city of Houston and Harris County are creating a huge economic development zone covering more than 11 square miles along the South Loop.
After months of research and public vetting, the Washington Avenue Livable Centers initiative is making headway on its pedestrian-friendly plans for the area.
With the hopes of funding a revitalization effort, Port Arthur city council members approved the creation of the Renaissance Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone.
Progress is being made on the new six-acre Midtown Superblock, which will include a public park, retail space, and a seven-story apartment building.
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Having acquiring a declining shopping mall, Austin Community College now plans to redevelop the space into a diverse new urbanism community and learning center.
Galveston leaders are dropping their fight against rebuilding the 569 public housing units damaged by Hurricane Ike, and are now working on a plan.
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