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?Autry Park, a 13-acre mixed-use project near Buffalo Bayou Park, will welcome a “string restaurants and retailers over the next several months.”?? Read more: https://lnkd.in/ezkE4Yyj

We're excited to announce Cheniere Energy, Inc. as the new official title sponsor for chute seats, putting you front and center for every Rodeo moment ?? The Houston Livestock and Rodeo chute seats experience is an exclusive, up-close look at all the Rodeo events. Located directly behind Rodeo’s rough stock events, the seats provide a captivating experience that includes dinner and an open bar in the Champions Club, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, concert seating on the dirt with a take-home “Down-in-the-Dirt" chair.

Texas is set to see significant job growth, with a forecast of over 348,000 new jobs added this year. While Houston's job creation has slowed compared to last year, the overall trend remains positive, reflecting the region's ongoing economic resilience. ??Read more: https://ow.ly/e2uZ50TUFwf

Once a struggling trading post, Houston would become a capital of industry and one of the world’s largest port cities. ??Explore the rich history of Houston with the Partnership’s interactive timeline: https://ow.ly/Rfiy50TN24O

New brewery with beer garden, pickleball opens >> bit.ly/3YbRBNe

Take a sneak peek at the future of UH: In the coming months and years, these construction projects will begin on our campus. ????? In 2027, UH will turn 100 years old. As part of our centennial, we’re making upgrades and enhancements across campus. University Blvd. will be reworked to become more pedestrian friendly, and Farish Hall will be demolished to make way for Centennial Plaza. The plaza will feature a large green space for events and activities, upgrading one of our campus’ most iconic spaces. The College of Education’s new home will be in McElhinney Hall, which is currently undergoing a major renovation and is slated to reopen in summer 2025. Wilhelmina’s Grove will also be beautified and enhanced for outdoor events. In addition to these plans for our centennial, this spring the ground will be broken on the new Innovation Hub — a 70,000-square-foot building in the heart of campus that will be home to everything that inspires innovation — a makerspace, the Energy Transition Institute, the Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship and more. The Hobby School of Public Affairs will have its own 42,000-square-foot building scheduled to be completed in 2027. It will provide cutting-edge teaching and collaborative environments, enhancing the academic experience. Recognizing the needs of many other buildings, we had allocated $100 million to retrofit and upgrade many facilities at the core of our campus. That includes work on Science and Research 1, McElhinney Hall and Agnes Arnold Hall. Last year, we added $38 million to ensure that the needs of Agnes Arnold Hall were met, and work is ongoing. Other upcoming projects include: ? A new freshman residence hall that will add 1,000 beds to campus ? The Medical Research Building next to the Fertitta College of Medicine ? A new 71,000-square-foot dining commons near Cougar Village I and II ? Upgraded safety and security project that will revamp lighting across campus, and add more security cameras and emergency boxes