The 17-acre site will eventually see construction of a 128,000-sf store, which is scheduled to open in spring 2002, near an existing Wal-Mart SuperCenter. It will be Sam's Club's 12th Houston-area store and the first in Fort Bend County.
The Wolff Cos., a Houston land developer, has sold the tract to Wal-Mart. The parcel is part of 65 acres that Wolff had bought in 1998. The First Crossing Business Park had been developed on the acreage. The 17-acre sale leaves 18 acres of the original land purchase unsold. Wolff envisions office building and restaurants occupying the remaining space.
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