La'Viven Courtyard

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The Neighborhood

Nestled in the heart of Houston, Texas, lies the vibrant and historically rich neighborhood of Frenchtown, whose roots trace back to the early 1900s. This vibrant community has a unique story that is deeply woven into the fabric of Houston's cultural heritage.

Frenchtown's name is derived from the French settlers who originally inhabited the area, and their legacy can still be seen today in the charming architecture and the quaint, tree-lined streets. The neighborhood is a living testament to the resilience and ingenuity of its residents, who have overcome many challenges throughout its history.

Despite facing numerous hardships, including devastating floods, the people of Frenchtown have always maintained a deep sense of community and a strong spirit of perseverance. This tenacity is evident in the vibrant music, art, and culinary scenes that have flourished in the neighborhood over the years.

Today, Frenchtown remains a vital hub of Houston's African American community, and its rich cultural heritage is celebrated through a variety of festivals, events, and community initiatives. Visitors to the neighborhood can experience the unique blend of Southern charm and urban energy that makes Frenchtown so special.

From its historic homes and charming streets to its lively arts scene and strong sense of community, Frenchtown is truly a gem among Houston's many vibrant neighborhoods. It is a testament to the strength and resilience of the human spirit and a celebration of the rich cultural heritage that makes Houston such a unique and special place.

The Happenings

Architect Using Compass on Blueprint Construction Project

Phase 1: SAFETY FIRST

2/1/23 - 3/31/23

Phase 1 : is all about safety and top priority items first. We are diligently working on improving the safety of the community first. We plan on adding fencing and outdoor cameras throughout. We have already completed many plumbing issues added gravel to reduce mud, removed old non-working cars and beginning to work on planning with each tenant on important repairs needed for planning of phase 2 and 3.

Phase 2: Important Repairs

4/1/23 - 5/15/23

Phase 2 : Once safety has been addressed, we will work with each tenant to make important repair necessary to prepare each unit for full market rental standards. If there is something missing or broken, this is the phase where we will tackle it. During this time we will also be working on cosmetic repairs of the exterior, fixing the siding and preparing for a fresh coat of paint that will make this community shine.

Phase 3 - Improvements

5/15-23 - 7/1/23

Phase 3 : The Third and Final stage of this process is to make improvements/updates to the properties on an "as needed" basis to bring them to full market standards. During this time, we will be working with current tenants and looking for new tenants for vacant properties. We will be diligently looking for ways to improve the community's look and feel so that all tenants can feel proud of where they live and treat it with respect.

Community Guidelines

All Tenants are allowed 2 cars on their property. Parking stickers will be distributed within phase 3.
Broken down cars, abandoned cars or non-functioning cards will be towed at owners expense.
All tenants are required to be registered with management and provide an ID.
NO OUTDOOR PETS ALLOWED. No exceptions.
Indoor Pets require a pet fee of $500. Violations can be cause for eviction.
Courtyard picnic area is a shared space open to residents and their guests only.
No outdoor storage is allowed.
To be continued...