I’ve got photos coming up for tomorrow, but as a teaser - I recently took a trip down East Rosedale to the Polytechnic Heights old downtown area surrounding Texas Wesleyan, and was really amazed to see what’s going on. Local development company TownSite has acquired pretty much the entirety of the old downtown Poly area and is in the process of restoring the historic buildings there. There’s great progress going on in Poly and the restorations look to be fantastic. As I said, photos coming up tomorrow on this story.
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