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A retail center is under construction at 27605 Robinson Road, Oak Ridge North. (Ally Bolender/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:00 AM Apr 4, 2022 CDT
Robinson Retail Center under development in Oak Ridge North
According to MHW Development and Construction, three buildings are being developed to make up the Robinson Retail Center, totaling 28,800 square feet. (Ally Bolender/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
2:49 PM Mar 23, 2022 CDT
Construction underway on Robinson Retail Center in Oak Ridge North
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A retail center is under construction at 27605 Robinson Road, Oak Ridge North. (Ally Bolender/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:00 AM
Robinson Retail Center under development in Oak Ridge North
According to MHW Development and Construction, three buildings are being developed to make up the Robinson Retail Center, totaling 28,800 square feet. (Ally Bolender/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
2:34 PM
Construction underway on Robinson Retail Center in Oak Ridge North
Sydney's Park is a 41-home boutique residential community offering single-family homes. (Courtesy Sydney's Park)
Houston
9:45 AM
41-home boutique rental community Sydney's Park to begin leasing in Tomball
Tomball Heights will be developed by MHW Real Estate, bringing energy-efficient starter homes to the city of Tomball. Build-out is expected to take 12-18 months.
Houston Metro
3:30 PM
MHW to break ground in July on 40-home Tomball Heights project
The 1913 Carter Building is slated for upgrades.
Houston Metro
6:57 AM
Downtown Conroe Carter Building slated for $1.5 million revitalization
Sam Houston State Universityu2019s proposed college (shown) plans to offer medicine degrees, as does the University of St. Thomas.
Houston Metro
7:59 AM
University of St. Thomas, Sam Houston State plan satellite campuses with four-year degrees
Developments such as The Lofts of Conroe have been caught up in variance requests, lengthening construction timelines.
Houston Metro
8:00 AM
Growing pains, changing ordinances stall property development projects