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1920 La Branch st
Houston, TX 77002
1920 La Branch St - 0.82 AC Land · Land For Sale
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0.82 AC
Investment Highlights
- Healthcare / medical expansion leveraging direct adjacency to Saint Joseph Medical Center and the surrounding medical corridor
- For-sale residential (townhome or boutique product) within a walkable urban-infill footprint
- Long-term catalyst upside from the planned removal/realignment of the Pierce Elevated and continued convention-district investment
- Assemblage play for adjacent owners seeking parking, expansion, or land-banking on a contiguous downtown block
- Special-use / mission-aligned buyer — religious, nonprofit, or community organizations that can preserve and build on the existing garden setting
Property Facts
| Sale Type | Investment | Property Subtype | Commercial |
| No. Lots | 1 | Total Lot Size | 0.82 AC |
| Property Type | Land | Opportunity Zone |
Yes
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| Sale Type | Investment |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Commercial |
| Total Lot Size | 0.82 AC |
| Opportunity Zone |
Yes |
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Lot Size | 0.82 AC |
| Lot Size | 0.82 AC |
A ±0.82-acre (±35,815 SF) urban infill parcel in the heart of Downtown Houston, positioned just south of the Pierce/I-45 corridor within an established downtown/medical district.
Description
A ±0.82-acre (±35,815 SF) urban infill parcel in the heart of Downtown Houston, positioned just south of the Pierce/I-45 corridor within an established downtown/medical district. The L-shaped, hard-corner site offers multiple street frontages — Austin Street, St. Joseph Parkway, La Branch Street, and Pierce Street — providing strong visibility and access in one of the city’s most historically significant blocks. Directly adjacent to Saint Joseph Medical Center (Houston’s first hospital, founded 1887) and within walking distance of the downtown core, Toyota Center, the convention district, and METRO light rail, the property represents a rare opportunity to acquire developable land in a supply-constrained downtown submarket. Full municipal utilities are available via the City of Houston, and the site sits outside the FEMA 100- and 500-year floodplain, with no pipelines or wetlands of record.
