Hurricane Harvey Aftermath: Abandoned Apartment Complex Becomes Overgrown Mess
KHOU 11December 5, 20252 min2,909 views
5 connectionsΒ·5 entities in this videoβPost-Harvey Neglect at Treetops Apartments
- ποΈ An apartment complex, Treetops at Post Oak Apartments, was demolished after being flooded during Hurricane Harvey.
- π³ The property has since become an overgrown mess, impacting the surrounding community.
Neighboring Concerns and Issues
- πΆββοΈ Neighbors report having to walk in the street due to brush overtaking the ridgeway.
- π Issues with litter, rats, possums, and homeless encampments have arisen on the neglected property.
- π‘ Residents have reached out to local news for assistance, hoping for a resolution after years of neglect.
Property Ownership and Potential Solutions
- π’ According to the Harris Central Appraisal District, the property is owned by The Finger Companies or a subsidiary.
- π There was a previous proposal for a new 10-story apartment building on a more level section of the site.
- ποΈ Houston City Councilwoman Mary Nan Huffman's office is aware and in touch with the Department of Neighborhoods, which may lead to an inspection and potential violations.
- β³ Neighbors express frustration, noting it has been 8 years since Hurricane Harvey without resolution.
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Hurricane HarveyApartment Complex DemolitionProperty NeglectUrban OvergrowthCommunity IssuesThe Finger CompaniesHarris Central Appraisal DistrictHouston City CouncilDepartment of Neighborhoods
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