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Downtown Houston is Houston's largest business district, the seventh largest in the
United States and has the third most concentrated skyline after New York City and
Chicago. Downtown Houston contains the headquarters of many prominent companies. The
streets are not as full in downtown compared to other cities, as there is an extensive
network of tunnels and skywalks connecting the buildings of the district.
Houstonians in general were reluctant to live in downtown. Few large high-rises existed
for those looking for a downtown living alternative. Many who want to live in the area
like to live from often-stylish townhouses in Downtown. Realtors and developers had
noticed this trend over the years, and started the trend of converting older buildings
into more modern and luxurious loft spaces. A number are located around the performance
halls of the theatre district and near Main Street.
Downtown Houston from Buffalo Bayou. A noticeable trend is that Houston is becoming more
"centric". The baseball, basketball, and hockey teams had moved into downtown
facilities. January 1, 2004 marked the opening of the "new" Main Street, a plaza with
many eateries, bars and nightclubs, which brings many visitors to a newly renovated
locale. To complete the scene, Main Street Square offers dancing fountains throughout
the day and offers a dramatic scene as one of the METRORail trains pass under. Along the
Main Street corridor is the original Foley's department store.
Downtown Houston contains the headquarters of many prominent companies. The streets are
not as full in downtown compared to other cities, as there is an extensive network of
tunnels and skywalks connecting the buildings of the district.
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