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DTH+ Builds
Downtown Houston+ creates and supports transformative projects that enhance public spaces, connect communities and drive economic development across the district.
Main Street Promenade
Main Street is being transformed into a seven-block pedestrian promenade with retail, patios, shade and greenery, and Houston's iconic blue tiles. This revitalized corridor will debut in late spring 2026, creating a vibrant destination for residents, workers and visitors alike.
Public Realm Action Plan
Downtown Houston+ and its partners are developing a Public Realm Action Plan to identify and implement strategies for enhancing public spaces while supporting commerce and activity across the district. The plan explores ways to enrich civic life and create a connected, walkable urban core that invites discovery.
Pedestrian Lighting
Downtown Houston+ is focused on enhancing pedestrian and mural lighting along key routes to create a safer, more lively nighttime environment. By illuminating popular pedestrian pathways and the Big Art. Bigger Change murals, this initiative aims to improve navigation, encourage public activity and foster a connected, dynamic experience throughout Downtown.
Explore the tools, teams and initiatives that power Downtown Houston's growth and ensure a seamless experience for businesses, residents and visitors alike.
From transformative programs to day-to-day operations, these resources showcase our commitment to fostering a thriving and connected urban environment.
Discover how our teams keep Downtown clean, beautiful and welcoming
Learn how Downtown Houston+ supports small businesses and retail storefronts
Dive deep into our study examining the feasibility of converting office spaces into residential living
Access timely reports and data supporting economic development and public policy
Explore the evolution of Downtown Houston through our interactive Investment Map
Track street improvements across 80 blocks, creating smoother, safer Downtown travel