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  • Community Impact Newspaper
    Learn what the office space market currently looks like in The Woodlands.
  • Woodlands Online
    The $328 million campus offers a full-service, acute and emergency care facility with many of the same services as the Houston Methodist Hospital in the Texas Medical Center.
  • Community Impact Newspaper
    “Other events are drawn here because of the safety, aesthetics and beauty of our community,” Bunch said. “The success of other events here makes it an attractive venue. The Waterway Arts Festival is at the top of the list. The Inspire Film Festival was also just held here, and we hope that grows and is successful here in [The Woodlands]. Anything that comes here will be welcome since it also adds to the hotel tax base.”
  • Hello Woodlands
    Chairman Bunch addressed the importance of The Woodlands for visitor dollars. The 14 hotel properties in The Woodlands collectively have over 820,000 hotel room nights available each year, Bunch said. “We have developed into a great destination for corporate and convention meetings.“ Tax revenue generated by the tourism industry is invested back into improving The Woodlands Township infrastructure and programs, he said.
  • TravelingMom.com
    If you’re traveling to Houston for the Super Bowl, you may want to escape some of the crowds while you’re there. We can’t think of a better place to plan your escape to then The Woodlands. Here are the top four reasons we keep going back and why you need to visit and/or stay at The Woodlands.
  • Houston Chronicle

    A subsidiary of Sterling Construction Company, Inc., the publicly traded civil construction company based in The Woodlands, is the selected bidder for part of a redevelopment project at Salt Lake City International Airport. Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction Co., has been awarded the $66 million bid for a 2,000-foot bridge that will tie in to an elevated roadway to the airport's terminal, concourse, parking structure and gateway buildings.

  • Woodlands Online
    Truven estimates that if all cardiovascular providers in the United States performed at the level of this year's winners, more than 9,000 additional lives could be saved, more than 6,000 more heart patients could be complication-free and more than $1.4 billion could be saved in medical costs.
  • Community Impact Newspaper
    Josh Urban, senior vice president and CEO of Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital, said The Woodlands is becoming the medical center of North Houston, and Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital is continuing to grow to meet the needs of residents.
  • Cynthia Woods Mitchell cuts the ribbon marking opening day in The Woodlands on October 19, 1974.
    Houston Chronicle

    Construction of one of the suburb's most prominent features, The Waterway, began in 1999. It debuted in 2002, and was followed by the opening of retail center Market Street in 2004.

    The expansion of retail and residential enclaves attracted families, especially with custom home developers flocking north.

    Corporations, too, were drawn to the area. In 2011, ExxonMobil declared that it would be opening a north campus there. Now, Baker Hughes, Chevron Phillips and Anadarko Petroleum Corp. all have campuses in The Woodlands.

  • Community Impact Newspaper

    The 30,000-square-foot development features five buildings and was designed to provide a diverse selection of restaurants and convenient services to residents of The Woodlands and surrounding communities.

     

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