Urban aesthetes on the ocean coasts tend to have a low opinion of the flat Texas landscape — and of Houston, in particular, which they see as a little slice of Hades: a hot, humid and featureless expanse of flood-prone grassland, punctuated only by drab office towers and suburban tract houses. But David Wolff and David Hightower, major land developers on Houston’s outskirts, have a different outlook. “We may not have all the scenery of a place like California,” notes the 73-year-old Wolff, who is also part owner of the San Francisco Giants. “But growth makes up for a lot of imperfections.”
Posted on: Mon, 04 Aug 2014 12:05:16 +0000
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