Half of East End's land poised for redevelopment
The East End, the area just east of downtown Houston, has seen a historic shift in land use, particularly in areas west of Lockwood. There are 400 acres of vacant land in Second Ward.
The area has been attracting more residents, a trend expected to accelerate when the light-rail line there is completed next spring. Yet the area lacks many retail options, office space and multifamily developments.
The Greater East End Improvement District included the following graphic in a presentation about the changes ahead for the area long poised for revitalization and development.
Purple areas are industrial, which are largely being sold; the tan areas are “undeveloped.”
Original article: https://blog.chron.com/primeproperty/2014/11/half-of-east-ends-land-poised-for-redevelopment/
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