Posh New Rosewood Hotel and Mixed Use Development in Uptown Houston Set to Open 2023 Will Include Luxury Apartments

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Exciting news for Uptown Houston as these new Mixed Use properties will include luxury apartment homes in addition to the hotels, restaurants and shops. Houston is such an exciting city and constantly growing with incredible job opportunities for both young and older professionals. The Uptown Houston area has remained strong with regard to apartment rental prices and new developments  amidst whatever the economy seems to throw at it. Having the Galleria in the center of it among many other highly sought after Houston shopping, dining and entertainment venues makes it one of the most popular and distinctive areas in the city.

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