“I’m Travis Lemmons, and as you can see we are on location at Post Houston,” the City Pulse host said as the program introduced a master plan concept for the site and surrounding convention district.

Organizers presenting the vision described a multi-element plan intended to elevate Post Houston and connect the East Side to the expanded George R. Brown Convention Center. The segment framed the effort as part of broader downtown growth tied to corporate relocations, citing the recent announcements that Chevron and Apple are locating operations in Houston.

Program remarks said the plan would include new green space and a re‑opened East Side entrance to the George R. Brown, and described the development as “designed to be uniquely Houston” with flexible, nature‑inspired spaces. The segment also relayed a claim attributed to the construction team that comparable work is not being done “anywhere in the world to the level and success that this presents.”

Houston First, the city’s convention and cultural promotion entity, was presented as a partner in promoting the convention district; the broadcast referenced remarks by Michael Heckman in prior coverage and introduced McKenna Dowdle of Houston First as part of the conversation about the expansion and related promotion.

Details on timelines, funding sources, specific developers, permitting steps or contractual arrangements were not specified in the segment.

Looking ahead, the program positioned the master plan as part of a larger push to use convention‑related growth to spur additional East Side development, but it did not present council votes, approvals or formal municipal actions associated with the plan.