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As a first step, we ask that you complete a
Facility Space Inquiry Questionnaire online. The Facility Space Inquiry Questionnaire requests very general information about your proposed use of space and will aid us in answering the first question: Is the proposed use a “good fit” for the available space? If the answer to this question is “yes,” we will move on to the second step of the planning process – the completion of a full proposal.
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MacGregor Property
The MacGregor Property is a 42 acre,
vacant, heavily wooded tract of land located in the
large block bounded by Wheeler Ave. (N), Highway Spur 5
(E), Old Spanish Trail (S) and Martin Luther King Blvd.
(W). The northerly portion of MacGregor will be
incorporated into Brays Bayou Park, which will be
developed on the area between Wheeler Avenue and The
MacGregor Tract.
The MacGregor property is to be preserved in its present
state for future development; hence, use of the property
must be for interim, temporary purposes and not
represent a hazard or potential for damage to the site
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The property is served with all UH services including security
by University Department of Public Safety.
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UH Energy Research Park
Energy Research Park is
a project of the University of Houston dedicated to the
advancement of energy related education, research,
technological innovation, commercialization and
development of industrial applications in partnerships
with private companies.
The 74 acre park, with 15 buildings and approximately
692,000 square feet of mixed use space - office, light
manufacturing, warehouse - is composed of two recently
acquired properties, the “4902 Gulf Freeway Annex” and
“University Business Park”, the former Schlumberger Oil
Field Technology Center. The property includes 27 acres
of land, a portion of which will be developed with new
facilities and a portion along the bayou that will be
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For more information about UH Energy Research Park,
visit
www.uh.edu/erp.
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