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SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 | BY LISA BROWN
HOUSTON—The Midtown location gives residents the ability to commute, sightsee, dine and shop in one of the most walkable neighborhoods, with a walk score of 84 out of 100.
Parc at Midtown provides residents with access to the city.
HOUSTON—Parc at Midtown is a master-planned urban community located in Midtown, one of the city’s most exciting and pedestrian-friendly submarkets. The neighborhood comprises many nightclubs, restaurants and bars, and terraces within a 10-minute walk of the community. It is in proximity to Minute Maid Park, BBVA Compass Stadium and Bagby Park, and residents are only a half-mile away from the 6-acre mixed-useMidtown Park (known as the Superblock), which is currently under development. Parc at Midtown is also near downtown points of interest, such as Discovery Green and the Alley Theatre.
The coveted urban location of Parc at Midtown provides residents with access to the city, making it easy to commute, sightsee, dine and shop. With a walk score of 84 out of 100, this community is known as one of the most walkable neighborhoods in the city. In addition, residents can quickly access downtown Houston and theTexas Medical Center by car or if via mass transit, the community is located near the METRORail.
Ben Lemieux, co-owner of Surge Homes, tells GlobeSt.com: “Our Parc at Midtown community is located in the trendiest neighborhood in Houston–with restaurants, bars and parks all within walking distance. Our goal is to make homeownership a reality for as many people as possible and we are pleased to offer quality homes with luxury European finishes at great prices that start in the $150s in the most sought-after neighborhood in Houston.”
Surge Homes created a video to showcase its Parc at Midtown community. The video provides a bird’s-eye view of the bustling Midtown area and surrounding neighborhoods, while enabling home buyers to see how the community is situated into the landscape. It also provides an overview of the sheer scope of the community in relation to other buildings, parks and venues.
