East Houston Inner Loop

East End Revitalization area of town is a part of EADO and Magnolia Park area together.  When the baseball stadium was added to downtown it extended on the other side of highway 59/69, which later brought the addition of Shell Energy Stadium home of the Houston Dynamo.  The next thing that came was the bars with live music, entertainment venues, restaurants, apartments in walking distance. This area has plenty of mixed use buildings as well as new apartments, residential warehouses, town-homes, and old homes.

Magnolia Park is a part of the revitalization of the east end.  This area was first populated in the early part of the 20th century, around 1913.   Because of proximity to downtown this area has gone through a transition with addition of town-homes, and more restaurants and bars.

The Denver Harbor area was first settle in 1891.  The area consist of approximately 885 acres, and was once 4 separate platted subdivisions; Denver ,Harbor, Harbordale and Liberty Heights.  The City of Houston annexed the area in 1929.    It is located north of the ship channel and along the industrial area of Clinton Drive.