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For 40 years Wolff Companies has been a leader in Houston real estate, investing in land and developing thousands of acres of high quality, master planned, mixed-use business environments.
We believe that a hallmark of our company is vision: the ability to see the potential of land when others may not. We apply foresight, experience, commitment and financial strength to implement high caliber, sound development plans that enhance land value, and create sites where strong, long-term real estate improvements can take place.
Today Wolff Companies is one of the leading land development and investment companies in the Southwest. While others have come and gone, we are grateful to have survived and prospered.
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Wolff Companies' principals are proud of creating such successful, award winning developments as:
- Park 10 - The 550 acre, regional business center of West Houston's Energy Corridor;
- Interwood - A heavily wooded 415 acre corporate environment at the entrance to George Bush Intercontinental Airport;
- Westway Park - The 150 acre cornerstone development of a 630 acre Wolff Companies holding on the Sam Houston Tollway in West Houston; and
- First Crossing - A 65 acre mixed-use commercial environment located at a very strategic interchange in Sugar Land, the center of Fort Bend County, one of the United States' fastest growing areas.
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Preserving and enhancing the natural beauty of each property is a critical element of the projects we undertake and guide. Taking a long-term view of values, we are respectful of the land in order to realize its full potential.
Our developments have been recognized by such organizations as the American Society of Landscape Architects, the American Institute of Architects, The Texas Forest Service, Trees for Houston, Keep Houston Beautiful and the Municipal Art Commission for achieving a meticulous balance between the ever changing demands of commerce while preserving and/or enhancing the natural features of the properties we own.
We carefully craft deed restrictions and development guidelines to ensure that the planned environment will continue to offer high quality surroundings for decades to come while, at the same time, creating settings which embrace the technological infrastructure required to meet the communications and business needs of the future.
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