Rony

I've lived in 1st Ward for about 20 years now. This neighborhood was a hidden treasure that was recently discovered when was Target built. My mom bought her house in 1995 for around 26K and now skyrocketed. I wish i would of known i would of bought several properties.

Crockett Elementary was recently upgraded and remodeled with the HISD bond money and that schools looks really great. I live directly in front of the rice company that just closed. Can't wait until start building some nice homes. It will take little awhile, but 1st Ward will look and become a great neighrborhood. 

Of course Kroger and the City want you to think that this is some great benefit for the City and has nothing to do with what Kroger should be responsible for doing. Kroger needs road work on Studemont to provide left turn lanes for their development. Those improvements exclusively benefit Kroger and are only needed for Kroger. The Summer St. cut through provides Kroger with traffic mitigation that will keep it from degrading other intersections and triggering much more costly traffic mitigation measures (including reducing store sq ft). It will allow them to signalize the intersection at Studemont. Aside from some sort of conversion of Addickes' stuido, there is absolutely no potention for development on Summer St. between Kroger and Target. ....

WOO.. I live on Summer St. two blocks from Taylor/Sawyer St.