The HAIF Bookshelf
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32-New Townhomes - 3000 Lamar St.
$669K !!! https://www.har.com/homedetail/0-ennis-st-houston-tx-77003/16120667 $575K https://www.har.com/homedetail/3006-lamar-st-houston-tx-77003/16120670 -
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Montrose Multifamily: 13-Story Building At 1920 W. Alabama St.
Still crickets. No plan review activity since fall 2022. TDLR still "registered" https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Project/TABS2022015300- montrose
- the preston partnership
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Waterline: Mixed-Use Building to be Tallest Tower In Texas
Amazing. As much as I love to rag on Austin, the weird youngest kid of the Texas metros, I am always the first to brag on how much Austin is changing and what it's becoming. These shots are gorgeous! If cities like SF and LA could put up construction cranes at this speed, there wouldn't be a housing crisis . . . -
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Alta Sunset Heights: Multifamily At 1617 Enid St.
The hypothetical on the opposite side of that spectrum is why should someone be able to restrict what happens on land that's not their property? Alternative hypothetical would be why does being there first give someone the right to decide what is the best use of land for their area? Personally I think that within reason we shouldn't have policies that artificially limit potential housing supply in a desirable area. I think this development specifically is a net positive for this neighborhood.- multifamily
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