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Residents of a southeast Houston neighborhood are expressing concerns about construction in their area. New homes are being built, reportedly without regard for certain rules. In the MacGregor area, homeowners are upset about the development.
They claim that the builders are not following the rules that are in place. Further information about the situation is available from ABC13 Houston, for those looking for more details about the issue in the MacGregor neighborhood of southeast Houston.
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