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Cyclists enjoing the bike trail at Mason Park
and Sampson, the newest New Hope Speaking of parks, the renovation Houston, we are pleased to see many
Housing project looks to welcome new of Guadalupe Plaza Park, adjacent developers exercising responsibility
residents by year’s end. New Hope to Talento Bilingue and the historic when it comes to ensuring projects are
Housing’s core mission is to provide Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, was mindful of the existing infrastructure
life-stabilizing, affordable, permanent completed last year. The reimagined and the long-standing cultural assets
housing with support services for space offers a new interactive splash of the East End. We look forward to
people who live on very limited pad, updated landscaping, and a bike continued interest in responsible
incomes. The newest development in promenade connecting to the Buffalo development and land re-use in East
the East End, with construction well Bayou trail. Across from the park, on End Houston.
underway, will also serve as the new Navigation Blvd, the award-winning
corporate offices of the New Hope Navigation Esplanade and home to the
Housing administration. weekly East End Street Market looks
to expand on its current offering with
At 501 N. York Street, a block away the addition of kiosk-style cafes and art
from Tony Marron Park, sits the newly galleries constructed out of recycled
opened Seafarers International Union shipping containers. The Greater
Hall. Perched on the site of a former East End Management District, who
cement facility, the Seafarers building manages the Esplanade, hopes to have
represents yet another example of some of the kiosk cafes installed by the Learn more about the ever evolving
repurposed property development in end of this year. The plans include a East End here:
East End Houston. coffee shop, barbecue stand, and more. www.eastendhouston.com
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As development continues in East End

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