Greater Emmanuel Church of God in Christ
Four contiguous parcels totaling 1.33 acres and 8,721 SF in Houston's historic Fifth Ward, offered at $1,950,000. The property sits minutes from Downtown and presents rare redevelopment, investment, or owner-user potential in one of Houston's most culturally significant neighborhoods undergoing renewed developer interest.
The Fifth Ward—known locally as "The Nickel"—is one of Houston's original wards, established in the 1800s with deep cultural roots and longstanding community presence. Today the area is attracting strategic infill interest from developers and investors seeking proximity to the urban core. The immediate trade area supports 829 residents within a quarter mile, 3,601 within half a mile, and 11,295 within one mile. Average household income ranges from $52,675 (0.25 miles) to $66,272 (0.5 miles), with average home values between $126,796 and $136,550 across the radii.
The four-building assemblage comprises a single-story structure of 8,721 SF on a 1.33-acre footprint, positioned to capture the area's momentum as infill development accelerates near Downtown.
- Four contiguous parcels in Houston's historic Fifth Ward
- 1.33 acres, 8,721 SF, minutes from Downtown
- Strategic infill opportunity in area seeing renewed developer interest
- Flexible use: redevelopment, investment, or owner-user applications
- Established neighborhood with strong cultural heritage and community roots
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Location
Rare opportunity to acquire four contiguous parcels located in Houston's historic Fifth Ward. Positioned just minutes from Downtown, this property offers exceptional potential for redevelopment, investment, or owner-user applications in one of Houston's most culturally significant and rapidly evolving areas.
Additional details
The Fifth Ward—often referred to as 'The Nickel'—is one of Houston's original wards, established in the 1800s and known for its rich cultural history and longstanding community roots. Today, the area is seeing renewed interest from developers and investors seeking strategic infill opportunities near the urban core.