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Website: The Reserve at Manvel JLL Profile: The Reserve at Manvel, SH 288 & Croix Rd | JLL Properties - US Leasing Brochure: https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-sandbox/image/upload/v1704735548/MyListing/public/prod/udxvl5eef8qmeskppcjr.pdf Video: Reserve at Manvel shopping center planned along Highway 288 in Manvel - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "Sales are now open for commercial lots on the 75-acre future Reserve at Manvel, on the southeast corner of state Highway 288 and County Road 58. Local family-owned company VDB Partners Ltd. is getting ready to develop the property with the goal to turn it into a shopping and entertainment destination for the Manvel area."

Surprised to see this didn't already have a topic as it's been in development for a good while. https://www.weitzmangroup.com/properties/manveltownctrretail https://www.manveltownctr.com/WCMM/ Latest word from the city is the remaining permitting issues have been sorted out and HEB's building should start going up soon. The development has just been doing earthwork and underground up to this point.

Not to be confused with the nearby Manvel Town Center... City page for project: http://cityofmanvel.com/454/Manvel-Municipal-and-Athletic-Center-MAC Feasibility report from December 2022: http://cityofmanvel.com/DocumentCenter/View/2159/Manvel-Sports-Complex-Feasibility-Report-PDF?bidId= https://communityimpact.com/houston/pearland-friendswood/development/2023/04/17/city-on-the-rise-manvel-focuses-on-infrastructure-growth-as-population-soars/ "Finally, city officials highlighted a proposed future downtown area adjacent to Valencia that would feature a new city hall and main city service buildings and an expansive sports complex. The 160-acre area would feature a series of multiuse sports fields alongside retail space for hotels, an amphitheater and other community spaces, according to a Dec. 5 feasibility study for the project. The study, conducted by The Sports Facilities Advisory for architecture design client PGAL, shows an estimated investment of $63.9 million from the city for the complex, which has no stated timeline yet. Current council officials touted the project as an opportunity to create a sports tourism destination that will attract visitors from across the state, boosting the local economy and providing a walkable downtown space for current residents. Davison said the project, which had its design recently approved and may see ground work start in the summer, is facing some criticism from citizens and council candidates."

They're on Southfork/Dallas a mile west of 288. 2 massively gigantic huge mansions right next to each other. Doesn't look like anyone lives there anymore. I see a car every once in a while at the "small" one using one of it's 10 car garages. Anyone know anything about those..it's history? Who built them? Are they haunted? Dr. Ulysses Watkins Edit: Looks like the addresses are as follows. Mansion 1: 2552 County Rd. 59 Mansion 2: 11800 Magnolia Pkwy.