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Houston Moves to Sell 1,342,000 SQFT of Aging City Towers at 1200 Travis and 611 Walker

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Houston City Council has authorized the city to put two 1960s-era downtown towers on the market, the Houston Police Department headquarters at 1200 Travis St. and the Bob Lanier Public Works Building at 611 Walker St., as it prepares to move employees out of buildings that city officials say would cost more than $576 million to repair.

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