Author: Florian Martin

Mishorim Gold Properties is known for acquiring and upgrading shopping centers.

The future Boys & Girls Club facility, along with its next-door neighbor, is meant to be a “one-stop hub” for community services.

The 110-acre community is still pending final approval by the Pearland City Council.

The J.V. Cardiff & Sons Rice Dryer site will have a food hall, co-working space, an event venue, museum and large beer garden.

Rather than leasing the space to another movie theater, Friendswood-based developer Jerome Karam’s company decided to create its own.

Camden is known for developing, owning and managing apartment complexes.

The pandemic, which has led to more demand for space and skyrocketing home prices, has accelerated a trend that was already well underway.

Galveston County-based developer Jerome Karam acquired the property nearly two years after the racetrack’s closure.

The company and the Waller County Economic Development Partnership recently finalized an incentives package, which still has to be approved by the county’s commissioners court, according to EDP Executive Director Vince Yokum.

“There are very few competing communities out there, in terms of 1-acre lots and greater. That’s why we chose to start with those larger lots and make it a first-class development.”