Songkran Thai Kitchen to open location in Uptown Park.

Don't miss the Memorial Park Master Plan Open House Wednesday, April 16 for your opportunity to vote on its future!

Resolute Fitness, an Indoor Cycling & Yoga Studio, is coming to BLVD Place, Phase 2!

The Chevron Houston Marathon is quickly approaching, and runners will be coming through Uptown.

The traditional spring planting of flowers has begun and Uptown is alive with color.

Uptown Houston and METRO are proud to introduce the New 285 Kingsland / Uptown Park & Ride route (between Mason Rd. and Fry Rd. at the Katy Freeway).

The visionary proposal to expand and extend the Uptown Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) is a transformative solution that ensures economic vitality in this important and growing urban core...read more.

International real estate investors are falling in love with Houston...read more.

Houston mass transit is dead, long live Houston mass transit...read more.

BHP Billiton Petroleum said it could hire more than 1,000 employees over the next few years...read more.

With METRORail's University and Uptown lines indefinitely stalled development held up …read more.

The driving force of a project that Uptown Houston District has proposed to the city…read more.

Someday soon the fast lane on Post Oak Boulevard won't be for cars and trucks. And despite years of planning…read more.

Join the Antibiotic Awareness Foundation of Texas for its 1st Annual Antibiotic Awareness 5K Run/Walk.

On Thanksgiving night, November 22, Post Oak Boulevard will be the site of the 27th Annual Uptown Houston Holiday Lighting celebration. Festivities begin at 4 p.m. with holiday music and concessions. This free event attracts an audience of more than 200,000 people that fill Post Oak Boulevard between Westheimer and San Felipe, officially kicking-off the holiday season.

These are exciting times for Uptown Houston. Office building construction is underway, new stores are moving to the Boulevard, pedestrian improvements and street trees are changing the character of the area, while numerous other development projects are in the planning phase.

Recently, BBVA Compass, The Redstone Companies and Stream Realty Partners marked the start of construction on a new corporate office building. The ceremonial first shovel officially broke ground on the new addition to Uptown, a 22-story, 312,000 square-foot LEED® gold certified building. BBVA Compass will centralize the bank’s local executives, multiple business areas and staff units under a single roof, and occupy approximately six floors.

The traditional spring planting of flowers has begun and Uptown is alive with color. The signature flower medians are more than just beautiful to look at; they let visitors know they have arrived in Uptown. To ensure a beautiful area 365 days a year, Uptown works to strategically plant each spring and late summer for a steady succession of blooms and colors. 

Uptown Houston is currently implementing a state-of-the-art traffic signal control system on Post Oak Boulevard with the installation of new traffic signals. The first of six signals is located on Post Oak Boulevard at the BLVD Place and Post Oak Plaza shopping centers, and was completed in mid-October 2010.

On Thursday, July 15, the Uptown Houston District with Mayor Annise Parker and Councilmember Oliver Pennington, will cut through the “caution tape” and kick the construction cones to the curb to celebrate the completion of San Felipe with a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

Driving around Uptown Houston, you might have noticed the new lights, sidewalks and trees lining many of the streets. The Uptown Houston District is in the midst of a pedestrian improvement program which will add over 1,200 pedestrian lights, new wider sidewalks and lush green landscaping to every street in Uptown.

The reconstruction of San Felipe gave the Uptown Houston District a unique opportunity to not only improve and beautify one of Houston’s busiest streets, but also to help the environment. For years, a ditch has existed on San Felipe between Sage and Post Oak Lane that held sometimes dirty runoff water which would flow directly into the bayou.  Instead of leaving the ditch as it was, Uptown Houston converted the ditch into an environmentally beneficial “bioswale.”

The 2.7 acre park and 64-foot semi-circular Waterwall has been a Houston icon for nearly 25 years. Gerald D. Hines' vision for green spaces and urban parks played an integral role in the creation of the Waterwall Park.