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Places generally along the North Freeway (I-45) and the Hardy Toll Road, including Acres Home, North Houston, Aldine, Spring, The Woodlands, and Conroe.

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  1. Spring Creek Flood Control Dams

    By ChannelTwoNews,   
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  2. Bridgewood MUD Community Park at Kuykendahl & Rhodes

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  3. Angel Reach Village Community in Conroe

    By ChannelTwoNews,   
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  4. Progresso Learning Academy - 11947 North Freeway

    By ChannelTwoNews,
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  5. Woodforest Bank At 400 West Davis St.

    By zaphod,   
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  6. Conroe: Multi-Block Redevelopment Downtown

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  7. Klein Square Shopping Center Developments

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  8. The Woodlands Mall 1 2

    By bachanon,   
    • 33 replies
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  9. Pin Oak Apartments - 15488 Pin Oak Dr.

    By hindesky,   
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  10. Camden Woodmill Creek: Residential At 1840 Woodland Field Crossing

    By hindesky,   
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  11. Research Forest Lakeside: Mixed-Use Development In The Woodlands 1 2

    By lockmat,   
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  12. Shepherd Place Multifamily - 7301 N. Shepherd Dr.

    By hindesky,   
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  13. Aldine Bender Industrial Park At 3004 Aldine Bender Rd.

    By Highrise Tower,   
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  14. Prose Conroe: Multifamily At 1575 League Line Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  15. Gosling Town Center: Multifamily - 24818 Gosling Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  16. The Terrace At Pine Lake Cove: Multifamily On Pine Lake Rd.

    By Highrise Tower,   
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  17. Allora Klein Crossing: Multifamily - 19025 Stuebner Airline Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  18. Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Campus

    By lockmat,   
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  19. In-N-Out At 1717 Lake Woodlands Dr.

    By LBC2HTX,   
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  20. The Woodlands Towers At The Waterway 1 2 3 4 5

    By bachanon,   
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  21. Spring Prairie Multifamily - 21935 Rhodes Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  22. Modera Spring: Multifamily At 2324 Louetta Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  23. Laura Koppe Apartments - 6015 Laura Koppe Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  24. The Vireo Apartments - 12212 Tidwell Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  25. Margaritaville Lake Resort At 600 Margaritaville Pkwy.

    By Boris,   
    • 15 replies
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  26. The Fordham At Harmony: Multifamily At 3640 Harmony Commons Dr.

    By hindesky,   
    • 0 replies
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  27. Reserve At City Place Phase 2: Multifamily At 1510 League Line Rd.

    By hindesky,   
    • 0 replies
    • 1.3k views

  28. Intercontinental Apartments - N. Sam Houston Pkwy E. & Intercontinental Pl.

    By hindesky,   
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    • 1.2k views

  29. Suvida Healthcare - 2505 Aldine Mail Route Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  30. YES Prep Secondary School At 12537 Kuykendahl Rd.

    By hindesky,   
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  31. Lone Pint Brewery At 507 Commerce St.

    By Highrise Tower,   
    • 1 reply
    • 1.2k views

  32. B52 Brewing Company At 12470 Milroy Ln.

    By Highrise Tower,   
    • 0 replies
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  33. Pyramid At Jensen: Multifamily - 7506 Jensen Dr.

    By hindesky,   
    • 0 replies
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  34. Spring Creek Trailer RV Resort At 3102 Spring Creek Dr.

    By hindesky,   
    • 0 replies
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  35. The View At Millstone Apartments- 2213 Millstone Dr.

    By hindesky,   
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  36. Hotel Ambassador At 4225 North Fwy.

    By p00tert3ch,   
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  37. U-Haul Moving & Storage At I-45 & Richey Rd.

    By Highrise Tower,   
    • 0 replies
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  38. Forest Creek: Multifamily At 5915 Uvalde Rd.

    By Highrise Tower,   
    • 0 replies
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  39. The Market At Willis Retail Center At 12350 Interstate 45 N.

    By Highrise Tower,   
    • 0 replies
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  40. Northline Commons Shopping Center Developments 1 2 3

    By citykid09,   
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