INVESTMENT OPPORTUNIITIES IN THE NEAR FUTURE HISTORICAL CORRIDOR
Did you know that Houston’s East End was the Capital of Texas in 1836?. Our forefathers met and signed the Declaration of Independence at Washington on the Brazos in 1836, days later the provisional government moved to Harrisburg, now Houston’s East End. John Harris home served as the seat of the new government and Capitol of Texas until the Battle of San Jacinto. All this happened before the Allen Brothers founded Houston. Along with new housing and Downtown construction, Old Town Harrisburg, a mixed use development similar to San Antonio’s Market Square is revitalizing the East End. The center when completed will house 5 restaurants, a replica of Callejon del Beso (Alley of the Kiss), country chapel, souvenir shops, bars and a new concept in coffee and pizza shops. This innovative center designed like a Mexican Hacienda will satisfy the needs of millions of visitors that visit Houston looking for entertainment, good food and to learn where the Republic of Texas was born. We have more
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