Grand Parkway draws potential residents further southwest – Your Houston News: News
Since being built in the mid-1990s, the Grand Parkway’s impacton the Sugar Land and greater Fort Bend area have been widely feltby residents, commercial businesses and even the school system. According to local Realtors, the Grand Parkway has opened up apart of Sugar Land to potential home buyers that was not asattractive in the past. Susan Friedman, who is in charge of residential service for theFort Bend Real Estate Corporation, said that Highway 99 has openedup many areas that were not as accessible in the past. “As far as how it’s impacted growth, it’s opened up a lot of newareas. All of the new subdivisions and developments along the GrandParkway have been made accessible to the Sugar Land aream” Friedmansaid. “What I’ve noticed is that more and more people being willingto move out of the ‘heart’ of Sugar Land so to speak.” As an alternative to popular Sugar Land neighborhoods
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