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Chevron Pours $715MM Into Former Enron Towers to Remake Downtown Houston Headquarters

October 20, 20264 Mins read32
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Chevron Corp. will have spent $328 million by year-end on a $715 million, multi-phase rebuild of the two downtown Houston office towers it owns at 1500 Louisiana St. and 1400 Smith St., turning its exit from California into one of the largest owner-occupier reinvestments in the city's central business district.

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