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New multifamily complex The Mill Apartments brings 201 units to Sawdust, Grogan's Mill Road area

The Mill Apartment Complex opened in June. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
The Mill Apartment Complex opened in June. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)

The Mill Apartment Complex opened in June. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)

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By Andrew Christman | | Updated







Each month, Community Impact Newspaper highlights several commercial and residential developments under construction in The Woodlands area. In June, a new apartment complex opened near Grogan's Mill Road.



The Mill Apartments

The Mill Apartments, located at Grogan’s Mill and Sawdust roads, opened in late June. The 201-unit apartment complex features one- and two-bedroom apartments with amenities including washer and dryer units. The developer for the complex is Allen Harrison Co.


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Space: 218,000 square feet


Completion: late June 2020


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By Andrew Christman
Andrew joined Community Impact Newspaper in early 2019 after moving from Indiana. He is a 2015 graduate from Indiana State University, where he received degrees in English and journalism. He has written for a number of small town publications throughout his career as a reporter.

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