8810 Dodson Street

Description:

This 1/2 acre commercial property, which previously operated as a battery shop, presents a modest and rustic appearance. The structure is a small, single-story building with a corrugated metal roof and a weathered exterior. The front of the building features a simple carport with low clearance, supported by two wooden posts. The carport's roof shows signs of age, with visible wear and tear, but could be repurposed. The entrance to the shop is located beneath the carport, with a door that appears to be reinforced or covered with a protective material. The surrounding area is overgrown with vegetation, and the gravel driveway leading up to the carport is partially covered with fallen leaves and debris. The property is fenced on one side, with a wooden fence that offers some privacy from the adjacent lot. Overall, the property has an unkempt and abandoned look, indicative of a business that has been out of operation for some time. It does need to be cleaned-up to restore its functionality and appeal for any future commercial use.


Houston area  is a diverse and evolving area located in the northeastern part of Houston, Texas. It includes neighborhoods such as Eastex-Jensen, Aldine, and Northline, offering a blend of residential, industrial, and commercial spaces. The area is known for its multicultural population, with a significant Hispanic community contributing to its rich cultural atmosphere. There are a variety of local businesses, grocery stores, and restaurants, many of which reflect the diverse cultural backgrounds of the residents.

This area is characterized by affordable housing, including single-family homes, apartment complexes, and townhomes, making it an attractive location for working-class families and individuals. Over the years, the community has experienced growth and revitalization efforts, with new developments and infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing the quality of life.

The area provides access to major highways, such as Interstate 69 (formerly U.S. 59) and Beltway 8, making it convenient for commuters traveling to downtown Houston or other parts of the city. Despite being close to industrial areas, green spaces like Keith-Wiess Park offer residents outdoor recreation options. The mix of cultures, local eateries, and proximity to key transportation routes contribute to its unique character.



Easy access to Interstate 69 (formerly US 59)
Close to Beltway 8
Near restaurants, grocery stores and public transportation routes.
Diverse usage types for property.