4403 Buck St is a rental building in East End, Houston. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
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Nuisance on Commercial Property
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite — There is a huge trash pile in the medium including tarps, trash, shopping carts, woods, debris etc...
Nuisance on Commercial Property — Buck Friendly's market has attracted a lot of campers and people that carry a lot of personal belongings. Across the str
Heavy Trash Violation — Across from Buck Friendly's in the median of the road on Waco is a shopping cart with trash. There is trash littered thr
Nuisance On Property — In the median on Waco Street across from Buck Friendly's there are people that hang out in the road. They have chairs, t
Heavy Trash Violation — 4403 Buck Street, Houston, TX 77020
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite — People are coming from Buck Friendly's Food Mart on Waco and sitting in the median of the road. There is trash everywher
Heavy Trash Violation — People are coming from Buck Friendly's Food Mart on Waco and sitting in the median of the road. There is trash everywher
Nuisance on Commercial Property — People are coming from Buck Friendly's Food Mart on Waco and sitting in the median of the road. There is trash everywher
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Houston · February 2026
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The northern East End along Clinton Drive — a working-class neighborhood near the Port of Houston with affordable housing, industrial employment, and a tight-knit community shaped by generations of dock and rail workers.