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  1. Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital At 1504 Ben Taub Lp.

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  2. University Of Houston College of Pharmacy At 1441 Moursound St.

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  3. SpringHill Suites Houston Medical Center At 1400 Old Spanish Trl.

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  4. Coleman Towers/Houston Community College At 1900 Pressler St. 1 2

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 51 replies
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  5. John P. McGovern Texas Medical Center Commons/TMC Parking Garage 15 At 6550 Bertner Ave.

    By Subdude,   
    • 22 replies
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  6. Gus S. And Lyndall F. Wortham Park In The Texas Medical Center

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  7. UTHealth Unniversity Center Tower At 7000 Fannin St.

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    • 4 replies
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  8. Houston Methodist Greenbriar South Braeswood Campus

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  9. MD Anderson Radiology Outpatient Center At 1700 Holcombe Blvd.

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  10. Houston Methodist News & Updates

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  11. MD Anderson Data Center At 5610 Guhn Rd.

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  12. Medical Center Crossing: Hotel With Retail At 6003 South Main St. 1 2

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  13. TMC M Parking Lot At 2101 Pressler St.

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  14. National Signs At 2611 El Camino St.

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  15. Kindred Hospital Houston Medical Center At 6441 South Main St.

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    • 4 replies
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  16. Houston Life Sciences & Biotechnology News & Updates

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    • 6 replies
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  17. Wildcat Golf Club At 12000 Almeda Rd.

    By dhicks2000,   
    • 13 replies
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  18. UTHealth Fayez S. Sarofim Research Building At 1825 Pressler St.

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    • 2 replies
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  19. TECO South Main Plant At 6935 South Main St.

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    • 2 replies
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  20. Michael E. DeBakey High School For Health Professions At 2545 Pressler St.

    By OkieEric,   
    • 13 replies
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  21. University Medical Plaza At 7501 Fannin St.

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    • 1 reply
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  22. Saint Nicholas Place: Mixed-Use Development At 12115 South Main St. 1 2

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 53 replies
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  23. Texas Medical Center Smith Lands Parking Lots At 1573-1643 Old Spanish Trl.

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    • 10 replies
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  24. State Of Texas Medical Center 2023

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  25. Houston Health Department BSL-2 Lab At 2250 Holcombe Blvd.

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    • 1 reply
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  26. Office Building At 8111 North Stadium Dr.

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  27. Texas Children's Hospital Mark A. Wallace Tower/TMC Parking Garage 16 At 6701 Fannin St. 1 2 3 4

    By citykid09,   
    • 115 replies
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  28. Star Of Hope Administrative Building At 6897 Ardmore St.

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  29. South Loop Retail Center At 3260 South Loop W.

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    • 4 replies
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  30. Wortham Waterway Fountain At 6411 Fannin St.

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  31. 6624 Fannin Tower: Medical Office At 6624 Fannin St. 1 2

    By strickn,   
    • 44 replies
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  32. UTHealth Houston News & Updates

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    • 12 replies
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  33. Latitude Med Center: Residential Tower And InterContinental Hotel 1 2 3 4 18

    By Jax,   
    • 511 replies
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  34. American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Residential At 6801 Ardmore St.

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 13 replies
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  35. Rice BioScience Research Collaborative At 6500 South Main St. 1 2 3

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    • 70 replies
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  36. MD Anderson West Loop South

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  37. Citadel At The Med Center: Multifamily At 9707 Timberside Dr.

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    • 2 replies
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  38. O'Quinn Lexington Park At 9424 Fannin St.

    By TheNiche,   
    • 1 reply
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  39. Texas Woman's University Institute Of Health Sciences At 6700 Fannin St.

    By bachanon,   
    • 1 reply
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  40. Student Housing At 1938 Dryden Rd.

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