Lake Pointe Green, a middle housing and multifamily development in Sugar Land, is set to take over the former Fluor Corp. campus, which has been vacant since the company announced its move to the Energy Corridor in 2023. The former campus has since been demolished. (Noah Dawlearn/Community Impact)
Sugar Land residents are invited to learn more about the progress on the former Fluor Corp. campus.
The incoming development, dubbed Lake Pointe Green, will focus on residential development with optional space for commercial use, officials with Houston-based developer Lovett Commercial previously said.
What residents need to know
Residents are invited to join Sugar Land and Lovett Homes officials Nov. 16 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Hyatt Place Sugar Land—located at 16730 Creekbend Drive—to learn more about the site and what's next for the project.
At the meeting, officials are set to:
Share the plan for Lake Pointe Green
Walk through the upcoming infrastructure work and timeline
Answer questions and hear community feedback
Interested community members are asked to RSVP for the meeting by Nov. 13.
About the project
The Lake Pointe Green concept plan focuses on walkability and tree preservation, while bringing housing variety to the city, Lovett officials previously said.
According to the concept plan, the 53-acre site will include:
10-15 acres of multifamily housing, totaling up to 720 units
25-30 acres of townhomes, duplexes and multiplexes
At least 5 acres of recreational space
Optional commercial areas
Lake Pointe Green is expected to bring more housing variety to the former Fluor Corp. campus. (Courtesy Lovett Commercial)
Zooming out
The Lake Pointe Green project is located in one of several key revitalization areas in Sugar Land, officials previously said. Another focus area is the Historic Imperial District, which saw a groundbreaking for preservation efforts in early November.
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