New 42 Floor Tower Planned for Hermann Drive in Houston

Houston Continues it's hot streak, with Tema development in the lead, with a new project of a residential tower of 42 floors.

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 TEMA DEVELOPMENT is planning to build a 42-story residential tower on that recently surveyed fenced-in lot right beside its Parklane condos on Hermann Dr., according to a couple of Swamplot readers who saw the Corgan-designed building presented at a Museum Park neighborhood association meeting this week.

One reader describes the highrise: "The building has a unique design that will twist as [i]t goes up, changing the viewpoint of the higher levels (towards downtown, I believe). They’re planning a 5-story parking garage with one level below grade. On top of the garage will be an amenities level, including a pool and clubhouse among other things. It’ll be connected to the tower via a skybridge. The tower will be bordered by Jackson St. (west), Hermann Dr. (south), and Ewing St. (north).



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The center will have more landscaping, and each block will have a water feature. None of the work will disrupt existing tenants, Brinsden said. While he did not announce any new tenants for GreenStreet, Brinsden said he is "committed to bringing the right people to the project." Current tenants include House of Blues, Forever 21 and McCormick & Schmick's.

Houston Developments 

Construction Set to Start shortly on Jacobs Plaza in Houston Texas. The new project which is being headed by Houston based PM Realty Group, will be a landmark project for the city and the first phase of a new development based out of the Woodbranch Park area in the Energy Corridor of Houston. One of the largest concentrations of Energy Companies in the United States. The project which will be based out of Wickchester Lane and Dairy Ashford Interstate 10. 


Houston has been at the forefront of the Energy boom in the United States. Sending property values soaring andmanagement of it's land resources has been paramount. Houston is one of the largest and most economically powerful cities in the United States