The new development will feature a number of new restaurant locations, notably a second location for Kirby Ice House. Mia’s Table, which already has three locations in Upper Kirby, Shenandoah and Webster, will see its fourth location in the new development, and the explosively popular Austin-based Torchy’s Tacos will open its 15th location there.
The Sugar Land City Council recently approved an agreement with Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. for improvements on more than four acres of land on West Airport Boulevard between Alston Road and Stancliff Oaks Street, according to a recent announcement from the city.
Grand Central Park, the master-planned community that Johnson Development Corp. is building on the Boy Scouts’ former Camp Strake land in Montgomery County, will open a 13-acre amenity complex next year.
The global menu at Poitín checks off so many countries you wonder if the next stop is the moon. At this contemporary space, with its dark woods and spacious taupe booths, a meal might start with thin-sliced Peruvian ceviche marinated in a killer blend of lime juice, garlic, and chiles.
The Houston Business Journal’s Landmark Awards recognize these real estate projects that make a significant impression on the Houston landscape and help sculpt the look, feel and image of the city. Our panel of judges narrowed down the finalists to 60 projects in 19 categories for this year’s awards.