6414 Myrtle Street, Houston, TX, 77087

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Excellent investment opportunity in a strategic location in Houston. This corner lot offers high visibility and easy access, making it ideal for both residential and commercial. Situated just steps away from the I-45 Gulf Freeway, the property benefits from high daily traffic volume, making it a perfect choice for a business, development project, or future investment. Its proximity to major thoroughfares, shops, retail centers, and amenities adds significant value and offers tremendous growth potential. The lot is spacious, fully fenced, and ready for immediate use. Its corner configuration provides multiple access points and increased exposure—a key advantage for any type of project. Whether you are looking to build, establish a business, or secure a property with high upside in one of the city's busiest areas, this is an opportunity. Invest in location, visibility, and potential! Additional residential property available for sale: MLS# 71575572

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

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