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Brookfield Residential Buys 476 Acres in North Houston’s City Place From CDC Houston for Gardenlight Community

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Brookfield Residential has bought 476 acres inside City Place, the 2,000-acre North Houston master plan anchored by ExxonMobil's and Hewlett Packard Enterprise's headquarters, from CDC Houston for an undisclosed price and plans to open a new community, Gardenlight City Place, in 2028.

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