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November 18, 2022
Congratulations to this year's finalists!
The Houston District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI-Houston) announced 11 finalists for the 2023 Development of Distinction Awards presented by Wilson, Cribbs + Goren. The prestigious award recognizes developments and open spaces that demonstrate best practices in design, construction, economic viability, healthy places, marketing and management, and is modeled after the national Urban Land Institute Global Awards for Excellence.
Finalists were selected by a nomination panel of Houston real estate leaders that included:
A jury of national real estate experts evaluated all finalists’ projects in November 2022, to select the 2023 Development of Distinction winners. Our jury this year was:
Finalists and winners will be honored at a reception on February 7, 2023. For sponsorship information, visit www.houston.uli.org/awards.
High resolution images for all 2023 finalists can be downloaded using this link.
All photos should be credited as follows: Photo courtesy of Urban Land Institute and (insert name of project pictured). See a full list of Development of Distinction finalists and winners since 2008.
For a PDF of our press release, please visit this link.
Non-Profit Category:
Avenue Center by Avenue Community Development Corporation
Non-Profit Category:
The Center for Pursuit Campus by East End Partners
Non-Profit Category
East Aldine District Office Town Center by East Aldine Management District
Non-Profit Category
John S. Dunn Behavioral Sciences Center by University of Texas Health and Science Center at Houston
For Profit, Large-Scale Category
Houston Farmers Market by MLB Capital Partners
For Profit, Large-Scale Category
Montrose Collective by Radom Capital
For Profit, Small-Scale Category
The Plant at Harrisburg by Concept Neighborhood
For Profit, Small-Scale Category
Railway Heights Market by 8200 Washington Purchase and Company of Nomads
Open Space Category
The Park at JP Morgan Chase by Hines
Open Space Category
James Driver Inclusive Park by Harris County Precinct 2
Open Space Category
Woodchase Park by Westchase District
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Non-Profit Category:
Avenue Center by Avenue Community Development Corporation
Non-Profit Category:
The Center for Pursuit Campus by East End Partners
Non-Profit Category
East Aldine District Office Town Center by East Aldine Management District
Non-Profit Category
John S. Dunn Behavioral Sciences Center by University of Texas Health and Science Center at Houston
For Profit, Large-Scale Category
Houston Farmers Market by MLB Capital Partners
For Profit, Large-Scale Category
Montrose Collective by Radom Capital
For Profit, Small-Scale Category
The Plant at Harrisburg by Concept Neighborhood
For Profit, Small-Scale Category
Railway Heights Market by 8200 Washington Purchase and Company of Nomads
Open Space Category
The Park at JP Morgan Chase by Hines
Open Space Category
James Driver Inclusive Park by Harris County Precinct 2
Open Space Category
Woodchase Park by Westchase District