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$75 Million Investment in MacGregor Park Underway

webdesk by webdesk
October 2, 2026
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Houston: A groundbreaking ceremony was held for a $75 million transformational renovation of MacGregor Park, one of the key community parks in Houston’s Third Ward.

The project will bring new tennis and pickleball courts, an all-inclusive playground, improved pool and fitness facilities, more than 3,000 new trees, and miles of trails. It will also improve connections between the park and the Brays Bayou Greenway.

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Officials said the project was shaped by years of community input and collaboration with public and private partners. The renovation aims to create a better, more accessible, and more welcoming MacGregor Park for residents and future generations.

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